Great as always mate! Thanks for not putting so much visual specs while talking different specs this time. Onwards and upwards, the jungle awaits!

Rob, I realized that you provide more info in a 7-minute review than most people do in twice that space because you don't repeat and get straight to the point, which is great. I'm glad you pointed out that small NVME drive fan in the SEI 12, and they should have put it on their SER5 models to: I noticed that if I use something like Cinebench to stress the CPU on the SER5 5600H (with the fan ranges changed in the BIOS), that the fan keeps the CPU at good temps, but does nothing, including even drawing in air, for the rest of the case. I'm using a Samsung 970 EVO PLUS, which gets way too hot because there's really no cooling. (Note; Samsung has 2 temp detectors but only HWINFO64 (neither HWMonitor nor AIDA64 does) sees both and provides both temps.) I solved the heat issue by removing the bottom of the case and sitting the SER5 on one of those fans with feet (that plug into USB port). On the lowest setting, the very light breeze is enough to keep the drive and RAM amazingly cool (as in upper 20C's) with the CPU working away. (Heck, even with the fan off and just the additional air openings the drive and RAM run much cooler (low 40's).

l am watching mine now, it works great. I have it in my bedroom on the ceiling on a 42 in tv so when I'm in bed I can watch youtube. I have 2 monitors hooked to it.

Baaaaam! Always on top of the game 💪

I hope you get your hands on Asus PN barebones with Ryzen 6xxx! To bad it's gonna sound like a fighter jet when pushing the cpu and gpu...Maby Akasa will make a turing model for it. As it looks now the high power Alder lake is plenty enough, would love to have one to run some gameservers on, to bad it dosn't come with ECC support.

Fan for SSD NVMe is greate approach.

nice.. ❤️❤️❤️

Would this be good for using as a streaming PC? For 1080p 60fps?

Hi bro , I need your advise [ Beelink SER5 Max, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H ] or [ Beelink SEi12, i5-1235U 10-Core 12-Thread] , which one should i buy - purpose like gaming and 3d works

It may be potent on paper, but it has quality control issues, apparently related to junky power supplies. After nine months, my SEi12 began to have problems emerging from sleep and to *crash to black* at random points, as in important on-line meetings. Rebooting was not easy. Also had a noisy, stressed-out sounding fan 90% of the time. This is several design steps and quality control protocols from really working. Mine had to be classed as junk within a year. No go.

Is it okay if I use it for developing games?

Can you compare it to ser 5 or ser 5 max??

I enjoy your videos Rob! I'm making a big assumption that Rob is your name though. Anyways, I bought one of these machines for benchmark competition last week and cannot for the life of me get it to boost above 29W. I've toggled every single thing in the million-plus-option Bios to no avail. I'm watching the wattage in Throttlestop which of course, doesn't do anything for performance on this machine. (I like to watch temps and wattage in TS over HWInfo since it seems a "lighter" load to run alongside the benchmarks.) I saw in your Celeron Alder Lake video what you did to raise PL1 in bios but that menu is different in the SEi 12. Any ideas on how to make this beast go up to it's 55W PL2? Beelink has not responded to my requests for help. BTW, I do plan on adding cooling mods if I can boost wattage. I won't bother if 29W is it. I really have high hopes here. This thing just kills my old 1165G7 Nuc even at 29W.

My question would be regarding long time of being turned on. Do you think it would overheat?

I'm not a gamer, so if I were to buy one it would only be used for streaming and of watching 4K videos through a monitor or a 4K TV... I feel it could meet my needs... What do you think?

anyone has the back USB ports issue? with sei12? it seems it takes great pressure and a very hard push to plug the usb stick or keyboard or any USb devices into them. Also need great pulling pressure and the use of a tool to get them out again?

You measured pcs that range from 87° to 98° degrees at max ! Is that a reasonable temp for gaming? Those things will shut off at 105 to prevent hardware harm and will throttle heavily anyway. Those mini pc s runs too hot.

Does anyone know if ddr5 sodimm rams work in the sei 12 I5-1235U ddr4 sodimm slot? Beelink just has a sei 12 i5-1235u and says both ddr4 and ddr5 sodimm can be used? I messaged them and they confirmed it. But how is that possible?? has anyone tried it or knows for sure it works?

can i connect this to my laptop?

Hi I just want to know how did you purchase this? I can't make a payment using debit card.

Nice video, but the cooling systems of this machines dont work fine