- Beelink GTR9 Pro combines AI Max+ 395 of AMD with powerful cooling in a small chassis
- Dual ports of 10gbe and USB4 enable ultra rapid and high capacity data transfers
- A CPU ZEN 5 of 16 cores and Radeon 8060s GPU offers a work degree performance
Beelink has introduced the GTR9 PRO, a mini PC positioned as a Windows alternative to Apple’s Mac Studio.
Now available to preordinate at $ 1,985, the system presents the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor and up to 128 GB of LPDDR5x-8000 memory.
The company says it can operate as a commercial PC, a work station PC or even an AI computer center, but its real world positioning remains to be seen.
Quad 8K exit offers expansive options from the work space
The GTR9 PRO presents a CPU Zen 5 of 16 cores together with the integrated GPU RADEON 8060 and the NPU XDNA 2, which offers 126 ia performance tops.
Beelink says the system maintains a TDP of 140 W under load while it remains almost silent at 32 dB, thanks to a double turbine fan configuration and a steam camera cooling system.
The system also includes two 10GBE LAN ports and Dual USB4 interfaces, a configuration aimed at high -speed networks and grouping of AI.
In terms of storage, the Beelink GTR9 PRO admit dual slots PCIE 4.0 m.2 with a maximum of 8 TB capacity, but the retail configuration offers a 2 TB SSD with a rating of up to 7,000 MB/s.
The GTR9 Pro admits up to four 8K screens through HDMI 2.1, Displayport 2.1 and USB4 ports, which suggests an suitability for expansive work settings or production of professional quality media.
Integrated dual speakers and a microphone matrix with Voice processing promoted by AI, aimed at the conference and voice interaction are also included.
The chassis is made of metal with an internal aluminum frame, which houses an integrated power supply of 230 W.
Beelink affirms the durability of industrial degree and a clean aesthetic, but such durability statements will require a long -term use to verify.
With 180 mm wide and depth and 90.8 mm high, the system is compact compared to many work station PC options, although cooling efficiency in a smaller enclosure under prolonged heavy loads remains a question.
Currently, the GTR9 PRO seems to be available mainly in China, without a firm global launch date announced.
Beelink has historically followed national launches with a broader distribution, but until it is confirmed, international buyers may need to wait or import the system at an additional cost.