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Beelink Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 7 5825U(6nm, 8C/16T) up to 4.5GHz, Mini Computer 32GB DDR4 RAM 500GB PCIe3.0x4 SSD, Micro PC 4K@60Hz Dual HDMI Display/WiFi6/BT5.2/Office/Home/HTPC/W-11 Pro

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Size: EQR5 32G/500G/5825U


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  • POWERFUL PERFORMANCEBeelink EQR5 ryzen mini pc equips with 8-core/16-thread AMD Ryzen 7 5825U(up to 4.5GHz), The base frequency is 2.0GHz / the dynamic frequency can reach 4.5GHz. Beelink mini pc ryzen is a robust hub for your every work need. Beelink micro pc excellent in Heat Fins, Heat Pipe and 1 fan designed makes it excellent in texture, durable and keeps its cool, standby for a day without getting hot.
  • UHD 4K@60HZ & DUAL DISPLAYBeelink 5825U Mini PC with Radeon Graphics 8core (graphics frequency 3200MHz), supports 4K Ultra HD 60Hz, four times than 1080P in resolutions, and brings you a wonderful visual experience. The beelink mini pc can be connected to 2 independent displays via Dual HDMI ports to expand multiple workspaces, efficiently handle your tasks and meet your specific needs.
  • CAPACITY STORAGEBeelink SER5 mini computer is equipped with DDR4 32GB(2*16GB) RAM, which can be upgraded to 64GB(SO-DIMM DDR4 slotx2), and 500GB M.2 2280 NVMe SSD(PCIe4.0x4, 4TB MAX). In addition, also you can expand the storage with M.2 2280 PCIe4.0x4 SSD Interface upgrade to 4TB (not included). This High-Performance Mini PC designed by our talented European designers delivers enough power and storage for you to play, create and enjoy all day!
  • MULTIPLE INTERFACES & WIRELESSBeelink Mini PC has Dual 1000Mbps Ethernet LAN (RJ-45, Network interface speed up to 1000Mbps bandwidth rate), WiFi6(Intel AX200, 802.11ax, stronger capacity of resisting disturbance), and built-in Bluetooth 5.2, high-speed wireless connection makes you step ahead. And 3*USB3.0 ports(10Gbps), 1*USB2.0 480Mbps ports, 2*HDMI ports, 1*USB-C port(Data 10Gbps), 1*AC Jack, and 1*3.5mm Audio Jack, thus offering the user even greater versatility in use.
  • LIFETIME AFTER-SALES SERVICEBeelink has been dedicated to R&D Mini PC for many years. All Beelink Mini PC have passed strict inspections before shipping. If you have any questions, please dont hesitate to contact us. We are 100% guaranteed to solve your problems. We offer lifetime technical support, a 1-Year-free warranty, and 24/7 after-sales service. All of our products obtained FCC, RoHS, and CE Certifications.

Brand: Beelink


Operating System: OS


CPU Model: AMD Ryzen 7


CPU Speed: 4.5 GHz


Graphics Card Description: Integrated


Graphics Coprocessor: AMD Radeon Graphics 8core 2000 MHz


Memory Slots Available: 2


Specific Uses For Product: Business/HTPC/Office mini pc/HTPC/Zoom meetings/Skype/run Office, CAD, PS, Pr, Ai


Personal computer design type: Mini PC


Ram Memory Installed Size: 32 GB


Screen Resolution: ‎3840 x 2160


Max Screen Resolution: ‎‎3840 x 2160@60Hz


Processor: ‎4.5 GHz amd_ryzen_7


RAM: ‎16 GB DDR4


Memory Speed: ‎4.3 GHz


Hard Drive: ‎500 GB SSD


Graphics Coprocessor: ‎AMD Radeon Graphics 8core 2000 MHz


Chipset Brand: ‎AMD


Card Description: ‎Integrated


Wireless Type: ‎Bluetooth, 5 GHz Radio Frequency, 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency


Number of USB 2.0 Ports: ‎1


Number of USB 3.0 Ports: ‎3


Brand: ‎Beelink


Series: ‎Beelink EQR5


Item model number: ‎Beelink


Hardware Platform: ‎PC


Operating System: ‎OS


Item Weight: ‎2.09 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎4.96 x 4.4 x 1.57 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎4.96 x 4.4 x 1.57 inches


Color: ‎Grey


Processor Brand: ‎AMD


Number of Processors: ‎8


Computer Memory Type: ‎DDR4 SDRAM


Hard Drive Interface: ‎Serial ATA


Hard Drive Rotational Speed: ‎1800.00


Power Source: ‎Input 100-120V AC, 50/60Hz


Date First Available: September 28, 2021


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    • Small, Well Built and Quiet at Default Settings.
Size: EQR5 32G/500G/5825U
Review Image by Tom Gleason Tom Gleason
Review Image by Tom Gleason Tom Gleason
I learned a lot about the Beelink SER 3 hands on and I am happy with the purchase. My use is for Web browsing, 4K video watching and all other kinds of general PC use. I wanted something small, efficient and unencumbered by security cam management and a PLEX server. I moved the Plex server to an HP 8300 i7 (Gen. 3) SFF chassis and the security camera monitoring, management and recording to a Ryzen 5 Lenovo laptop with one external HD for recording 24/7. These applications were all bandwidth killers for me on the original i5 laptop that served me for general computing, security and PLEX. I would have been fine with just doing that, but my i5 laptop was loaded up with 12 USB external drives as media storage. It died (burned up). I had it doing way too much. So now, with my main services back up on alternative devices, my desktop lacked a clean PC for just general PC tasks. The Beelink SER 3 replaced the i5 laptop that died and is running minus the bandwidth eating aforementioned services. I decided to write a review that is helpful to new purchasers. My first recommendation is to the tinkerers like me. If you purchase this, run it as configured! It comes very tuned for snappy general computing. Mine came with Windows 11 already installed. I share a wired USB keyboard, wireless USB mouse, laser printer and scanner on a two way USB switch with the Beelink SER 3 and the HP 8300 SFF i7. Both devices connect via HDMI and miniDP to a Samsung 4K UHD 40" TV. I had problems connecting the Beelink to the Samsung at 4K 60Hz. The problem was my HDMI cable(s). With one cable I was able to achieve 4K 30Hz but the Beelink supports 4K at 60Hz and I wasn't satisfied with 30Hz. The solution was the purchase of a new HDMI cable. I knew onboard Radeon Vega graphics were cable finicky. The HDMI cables that came with Beelink SER were not long enough to meet my needs so they remain untried at 4K 60Hz. I purchased a new 6.6' 8K HDMI 2.1 certified at 48Gbps. This cable worked at 4K 60Hz but produced the occasional blank/black screen (handshakes/re-syncs). This problem was solved by moving the cable away from the numerous power sources it crossed for my external hard drives and the TV's power circuitry inside the TV. Now I'm at 4K 60Hz with no issues. Cables aren't always well shielded and up to claimed specifications. There are also a lot of fakes even on trusted online retailers. It was obvious that with a TDP of 25 watts, I wasn't getting the most out of the Ryzen 7 3750H which is rated to 35 watts. So, I made that change in the BIOS, rebooted and ran a temperature monitor and Geekbench 5. Under load I reached a max temperature of 203 degrees Fahrenheit and the fan, while not constant, really whined at times to lower the CPU temperature. At 35 watts there was actually lower performance on Geekbench 5 than at 25 watts under load due to CPU throttling. The Beelink SER3 cooling solution is designed to run well and relatively quiet at 25 watts*. I wouldn't feel safe gaming on it at 35 watts for long and I believe that doing so would shorten its productive life significantly. It would require a bigger cooling solution and a larger case to support 35 watts under CPU load to maintain a long life. I ordered the 16GB DDR4 configuration. At 25 TDP I tried overclocking my memory. After getting a question answered on DDR4 configuration, I learned that if ordered it that I would receive it in dual channel mode (2 8GB sticks), but GPU-Z said I was in single channel mode! Dual channel memory is the easiest way to gain performance. 60 bucks later I am in dual channel at 32GB. Obviously, my answered question was wrong about the DDR4 configuration. I took a simple approach to overclocking the memory in the BIOS by just adjusting the memory speed. With just about everything set to Auto, I thought my chances were good so I figured if I hit a ceiling that it wouldn't boot and I would have to clear CMOS to get back to the original settings. I was wrong! Both sticks were rated at 3200Mhz (dual channel) and the default setting in the BIOS was 1200Mhz (single channel). I tried 1333 Mhz and 1600Mhz x2 settings for dual channel. Both seemed successful as Windows 11 opened on each reboot. CPU-Z reflected the changes made in the BIOS. However, performance actually declined in Geekbench 5! So, I'm going to have to try some Ryzen overclocking tools and for now, I'm still at the 1200Mhz x2 BIOS setting (2400Mhz, dual). The Geekbench 5 results image posted here shows the best Geekbench 5 score I received while tinkering in the BIOS with the TDP set at 25 watts and 32GB 2400Mhz dual channel memory in Windows 11 high performance mode. Basically, these are the default settings only with an additional stick of DRAM for dual channel speed added. In conclusion, the best improvements you can make initially to the Beelink SER 3 are to insure you have 2 sticks of matched DDR4 for dual channel mode and add a SSD Drive inside the case while you have it opened. I wasn't able to rely on the seller to find out the shipping configuration of the DDR4. I received a single 16GB stick instead of the promised configuration of 2 8GB sticks. It is easy to access memory by removing the 4 bottom screws. There may be future BIOS updates that allow for more incremental control and tuning. Doing this, and making sure Windows 10/11 is set to high performance mode and sleep mode is off, is about all that I would recommend for best performance at this time. *At 25 watts TDP, expect your Ryzen 7 3750H cores to run between 2.3Ghz and 3.4Ghz. It won't make it to 4Ghz at default BIOS settings. These Beelink SER 3 product listings on Amazon should reflect reality and not the CPUs capable performance that they aren't supporting in the settings of their delivered product. Basically, you are agreeing to void your warranty in changing some of the BIOS settings. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2022 by Tom Gleason Tom Gleason
    • This Product works and is highly recommended
Size: SER5 Pro 32G/500G/5825U
This computer replaced my old piece of crud and works very well, super fast and installed with windows 11, would highly recommend as a day to day operator for the office, is as good as a regular big box computer.
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025 by Pen Man
    • Powerful .....Fast
BEELINK SER 5 Mini Pc. February 1 2025. I have been an Intel man since 1990 and first AMD Ryzen 7 5850 processor since and performs equally or even better than the Intel. It came with 1TB hard drive, 16gb Ram. I wish I would of spent $20 more and had 32GBof RAM installed. The AMD comes with their on graphic card , Randon with a GPU processor 8 core , 16 threads capability. The machine comes wth1GB eithernet slot and Wifi 6 card. Also has Bluetooth 5. AMD software is excellant and monitor CPU and GPU temperature. Plus several other specific monitoring and setting features. I had a difficulty downloading the AMD software and realized it was my AVG security keeping me from downloading, All I did was disabled my internet security and it downloaded successfully. It came with MS Winows 11 Professional, the registration went smoothly and updated windows and security fine, I'm using two out of three monitor ports, one HDMI and HDMI display. I connected USB 3,0, four port extender, for wireless mouse and keyboard and 3.0 flash drive. I also connected to USB 30 port to 1TB hard drive plus a CDVD writable drive for offering wider variety of software. The cooling fans are not noticeable loud and pushes the air straight through the unit removing the heat as it should. My knowledge with PC started in late 80's for work. I went an opened a shop back 1990 with my first computer, apple with 40mB hard drive with floppy drive . Upgraded when internet came out and updated to compact desktop with 14.5kb eithernet modem. Since then, I have had, Hp, Dell and many others desktop manufactures spending 1000s of dollars over my coarse my life. I researched small form pcs for sometime and found Beelink SER5 for $299 offered the most for my buck. I would recommend this pc to anyone ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025 by David
    • Very nice but a couple of mino caveats (one only for FreeBSD users)
Size: SER5 Pro 32G/1T/5825U
I booted up with a RedHat USB, didn't even boot Windows. It runs well with RedHat and pretty well with FreeBSD which I also tried, but with FreeBSD there's no sound. This might be a mistake on my part, but I've always managed to get sound working with it, so it loses 1/2 star for that, though FreeBSD can be considered, I suppose, an edge case. The other complaint that I feel should be made plainer in the description is that about 4 GB of the memory is used for the GPU. This seems to be the default on most Beelink AMD machines. This isn't horrible, that still leaves 28 G of RAM, (and 12 G on a 16 G Beelink) and it can be changed in the BIOS, but it seems that billing it as 32G is a bit deceptive, though it may simply be an oversight. I would definitely recommend it though, especially at the price I paid, which was around $355 with tax. I don't see these on Beelink's site anymore, everything there is more expensive. I'd actually bought a 16G/500G SSD EQ6 before, and when I saw this had double the specs for about what I paid for the EQ6, I bought it. I'm sort of nitpicking giving it 4 stars, but I figure 1/2 star for FreeBSD and sound, 1/4 star for the misleading memory use, and to nitpick a little more, as a Linux/BSD user 1/4 star for coming with Windows rather than with no O/S. I could easily be argued into giving it the full 5 stars for what it is. EDIT a couple of weeks later. I was able to get sound working on FreeBSD, thanks to a year old post on the FreeBSD forums. I'm leaving it at 4 stars as I find the fact that they make the plug one of these huge things that takes up a couple of outlets on a surge protecter. In contrast, the EQ series one that bought before, had a normal plug that doesn't take any extra space in a socket. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025 by Scottro

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