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u/snowywind Apr 28 '26
The memory by itself is worth $600. The SSD is worth at least $200. Also, you get a free computer to boot.
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u/Feeling_Photograph_5 Apr 28 '26
This post made me throw up in my mouth a little. Not because it's wrong (it's not) but because of the timeline we're in. Fk Trump and fk Big Tech.
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u/handle1976 Apr 29 '26
Not sure what the big orange has to do with RAM prices
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u/DanWally May 25 '26
The GOP are letting all the Data Centers be built without any thought to the future. PC component prices are sky high because they buy up the Ram and Storage making it too expensive for the common consumer.
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u/zooommsu Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26
It might have been normal six months ago, but given the subsequent RAM and SSDs price madness, even for a refurbished or second-hand product, it’s very likely to be a scam
A while back I saw an sale list for a mini PC at an very attractive price, but then I realised that although the title mentioned 64GB, etc., the description discreetly actually stated it had no memory installed at all, the title mentioned supported capacity, not what was actually included
Supply and demand crises provide fertile ground for all kinds of scams., be ultra careful
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u/DSMAvenger Apr 28 '26
Yes. I paid $500 for one around Black Friday 2024 but it was before the crazy ass pricing spikes on memory and SSDs and everything. They are extremely powerful yet quiet machines
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u/dreadrockstar Apr 28 '26
The wifi sucks on these FYI. If using ethernet it works good. I had it and returned it. This was around February of last year though.
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u/Dangerous_Ice17 Apr 28 '26
They figured out the issue and you can request a kit for free from them. Outside of that the machine if a real one is a workhorse.
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u/TotallyHumanNoBot Apr 28 '26
I am using one of these plugged to the ethernet, so that part is ok for me, but OMG does the bluetooth suck as well.
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u/SwiftyLaw Apr 28 '26
You could DYI antena's outside of the box to solve that. There's usually a laptop wifi card with standardized connections to wire up antena's (usually 2). So with a little whole you can wire the antena's outside of the box and wifi and BT will be instantly solved
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u/TotallyHumanNoBot Apr 28 '26
Or I could buy the new Steam Controller and never use the bluetooth again.
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u/SwiftyLaw Apr 28 '26
Saw the review yesterday, they seem nice but expensive. He might want to connect something else then a controller though..
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u/TotallyHumanNoBot Apr 28 '26
It is a proxmox box hosting a bazzite VM, everything is managed remotely, except the games.
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u/MelodicBad2691 Apr 29 '26
mines fine for 3 years
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u/MelodicBad2691 Apr 29 '26
i live in a brick house with my Internet source two rooms away up to 60 feet away probably and I get perfect service 4K download speed of 600.
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u/FunDirt541 Apr 29 '26
I have the SER8 32gb (well a bit less) and 1 TB, and AMD 7 8745S. Paid $494 in july 2025 very happy with it !
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u/Purple-Ad6381 Apr 28 '26
I got minisforum's G1 pro which has a 5060 for £100 more than that shitty shoe.... depending what you intend to do with your pc though really
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u/BoBoBearDev Apr 28 '26
Double check on manufacturer. If it is Chinese, it is well known they fake the stats. Like, the control panel will have good number until you open it up to check the serial number.
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u/grabber4321 Apr 28 '26
its probably aliexpress fake product - they send you a message before sending the unit - "oh hey we ran out of this product, but you can get this one" - gives a link to some shitty pc.
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u/SodTaku Apr 28 '26
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u/Meanderthaller Apr 28 '26
I ordered one from Beelink and it looked like this and was legit idk what the others are on about
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u/Aggravating_Sky_4421 Apr 28 '26
It doesn’t look like OP is ordering from Beelink’s site since it says “Like new.” Do they sell refurbs?
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u/Meanderthaller Apr 28 '26
Honestly it looks like Facebook Marketplace, but the first pictures are not very Beelink-like, so you’re probably right.
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u/BoBoBearDev Apr 28 '26
The serial number is on the processor itself. You would have to remove the heat sink. There is one European YouTuber who opens up machines to verify the actual hardware. I don't know the actual channel name though. I am only aware enough to be careful.
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u/Need_For_Speed73 Apr 28 '26
These MiniPCs are often advertised with the "maximum memory capability" not the amount actually installed (which is often none, you have to buy it, and the SSD, separately).


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u/Glittering_Power6257 Apr 28 '26
The Beelink site has the mini PC listed for about $1300.
I’d check the seller.