Thing died a year ago and now resurrected. It runs very hot even on low load. I've tried cleaning the fan. Do I need to throttle the CPU profile? I'm also going to try the thermal paste. Wondering if there's an alternate case I can purchase and avoid some hassle.
The specs for the ME Pro says it can only support NVMEs up to 4TB? Why no 8TB? Can it be upgraded with software or something to support 8TB NVME drives? Thanks.
We bought a very expensive scanner that included a computer from BeeLink (SEi13). Not long after we got it, it started freezing a lot. Now we had massive memory fault issues with popups happening saying cannot reach memory at X, over and over. Now the machine won't even boot on.
Does anyone have steps? I tried reaching out to whom we bought the scanner from and they told us to contact BeeLink so we did.
I can still cancel this order depending on feedback.
Recently I've purchased a few 7735HS SER5 MAX systems but have been having no Wifi or bluetooth with all of them. This was after fully reinstalling OS (These were used systems with the OS wiped) I know its a driver problem but I can't find the correct drivers to fix the problem.
On beelink drivers page they only have 6800u/6800h for SER5 Max which I tried those drivers, originally I thought it worked because wifi & Bluetooth option popped up but it wouldn't allow me to connect. The only other drivers I found were intel wifi drivers which also didn't work.
Anyone face the same problem I have that found the correct drivers to install on these systems? Any help much appreciated.
I have a Beelink Mini S with Intel N5095 since december 2022, and a while ago it started to booting up with the Wi-Fi not being recognized on Windows. The only way to make it work, was unplugging and plugging the power cable (just restarting or turning off/on didn't fix it).
Today, it just stopped turning on. No sign of life, no blue led, no fan spinning, nothing. I tried clear CMOS, remove, clean and reconnect RAM and SSD. Nothing.
I noted some blackness on the Wi-Fi chip, seemed like the thing was burned, BUT it actually was some glue they put there to hold the antenna cables in place (kinda unecessary imo), and the glue seemed to have oxidized some metal parts.
I cleaned up a good part off of the glue with a soft brush and isopropyl alcohol. Leaved it to dry a few minutes, tried to power on again and... Nothing.
I kept digging and removed the screws to release the whole board from the case. At the botton of the board was the CMOS battery. I tried unplug it for a while and then powering the Mini S again, but... Nothing.
Then I noticed there was some glue on the board, around the CMOS battery (which was glued on top of this ITE chip at the image below:
I cleaned most of the glue off with the soft brush and isopropyl alcohol, and it got a lot cleaner:
That was it. I was already tired and hopeless, but after I let it dry a few minutes, I plugged the power cable to the board, pressed the power button and IT WAS ALIVE!
The blue led was on, the fan was spinning, all seemed to be working. I put everything together, connected to my monitor and it took a moment on a black screen, before the Beelink logo appears and it boot up to Windows.
I'm posting this here to help people facing the same issue and thinking their Mini S is dead forever. I tried to find ways to fix this issue, and nothing was working. I was ready to give up, but i'm glad I kept digging and could fix it by cleaning this gross glue off from some parts.
TL;DR: My Mini S, working since december 2022, started having Wi-Fi issues recently, then just stopped turning on. No led, no fan, no sign of life. Cleaning up the glue that keeps the Wi-Fi antenna cables and the CMOS battery in place (with a soft brush and isopropyl alcohol) fixed the issue for me. It seems like the glue oxidized some chips and caused the issue.
Newbie here into homelab I have a UNAS 2 that is only for basic file storage etc and of course I need a backup to that (or the other way around UNAS would be the backup) and I was searching for a mini pc to sit on the rack and my search brought me to this one as I wanted to take advantage also of one NAS grade hdd I have extra. So any opinions?
The idea is to run true NAS and maybe a homeassistant as a vm
Hey guys,
Is it safe to install AMD Software:Adrenalin Edition 26.6.3 on our beelink SER8 computers?
Don’t want any freezing issues like we had a few weeks ago with those AMD chipset updates.
Thanks
I am considering Beelink SER5 MAX Mini PC for $500. Any feedback ? So far I have been happy with Beelink. I plan to use for games and Home Assistant.
Thanks
Apparently my new (as yet unopened) EQ12 only has NVME slots for both drives. I have a spare 512 Sata SSD I was hoping to use as the E: drive.
Is there an adapter to plug into the NVME slot and will accept a Sata SSD that will fit inside the EQ12 case?
Looks like I can only find the opposite so far (plugs into Sata slot and accepts NVME drive). Something along this line:
https://www.amazon.com/ELFJMZP-Adapter-Compatible-Interfaces-Installation/dp/B0GDQC8K2Q
Given the many mentions of high temps with drives in Beelink Me Mini systems, I was wondering if anyone has fitted doublesides NVME's (such as the WD Black SN850X) and installed heat sinks on the 'exterior' side?
I have 2 of those drives, and want to get suitable heatsinks, but the available space between the drive and the plastic body of the ME Mini seems rather limited...
Searches so far have not inspired me with confidence...
Has anyone had this issue with this windows update but got around it? Its been 8 hours for me and im still trying? My computer forced to update itself on June 22nd 2026
I have a ser8
Edit June 25th 2026: I ended up having to use another nvse and a reader and borrow a friend's computer. I also pulled out the nvse from my ser8 and transfer all that shit over. Then I did a format and use another USB for a Windows 11 reinstall. After some time I transfered it back. I went onto regedit to disable the updates and im gonna do something about the partition but right now everything looks fine. Jesus
Quick update on Beelink Prime Day deals
Hey everyone, we’ve been going through the Prime Day setup on our end and wanted to share a simple breakdown in case it saves someone a bit of time.
This year’s Beelink Prime Day promotion is up to ~20% OFF sitewide, depending on the model and region.
In addition, we added a small extra discount for the Reddit community:
Code: REDDITOFF5 → extra $5 OFF
It’s not a huge discount on its own, but it does stack with the ongoing Prime Day pricing on eligible items.
We didn’t want to overcomplicate things this year, but one thing worth noting is that:
If you’re planning to upgrade during Prime Day, it usually comes down to balancing:
CPU performance vs power efficiency
integrated graphics vs light GPU needs
and whether you want something 24/7 always-on or just a daily driver
If anyone here is unsure about configurations, feel free to ask in the comments — we’ll try to help when we can.
And curious from the community side:
What kind of setup are you upgrading to this Prime Day?
compact daily workstation
home server / lab build
media / HTPC setup
or something else entirely
Evidently I need the bios update to secure the certificate. Please advise as to the availability.
Greg
I have the Beelink SER5 Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 5 5700U (6C/12T, up to 4.0GHz), Mini Computer with 16GB DDR4/500GB NVMe SSD. How do I increase the internal memory?
I have a U59 device, and it's been some time that when I'm in the bios menu (or lately also normally in the os) the video becomes black and nothing more happens.
I use the mini pc with home assistant installed on it so it becomes unusable due to that issue (the server stops working).
Anyone else has this problem? If yes how did you solve that?
