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Beelink GTi12 Ultra Mini-PC + EX Dock (Intel Core i9-12900H) Review

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Introduction

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A big thank you to Beelink for supplying the review sample.

Beelink is well on its way to being a mainstream option in the mini-PC market for PC enthusiasts. Formed in 2011, Beelink has managed to adapt to the needs of both small businesses and enterprises alongside regular consumers, delivering high-quality systems to fit numerous use cases. All of this has culminated in their continued growth, and should things continue as they are, brand awareness should remain on the rise.

In this mini-PC review you will get a chance to see something downright innovative thanks to Beelink. The GTi12 Ultra is one of their newer systems and comes equipped with an Intel Core i9-12900H, 32 GB of memory, and a 1 TB NVMe SSD, none of which is anything new. What is new is the built-in PCIe x16 slot (electrically x8) that works with their EX Dock which is also being tested in this review. This dock offers the ability to install an extra M.2 SSD or high performance Wi-Fi module along with a dedicated graphics card, giving this tiny system the ability to function like a proper high-end desktop without the massive footprint. While there are some limitations, this combo from Beelink is certainly interesting and I can’t wait to see what it can do, so let’s take a closer look before diving into the benchmarks.

Specifications
Model:Beelink GTi12 Ultra + EX Dock
Dimensions:System: 158 x 158 x 55.8 mm
Ex Dock: 225 x 179 x 64.7 mm
Processor:Intel Core i9-12900H
Integrated Graphics:Intel Iris Xe Graphics
Memory:Crucial 2x 16 GB DDR5 5600 MHz @ 4800 MHz
2x 260-pin DDR5 SODIMM slots (occupied)
Storage:Crucial P3 Plus 1 TB
2x M.2 2280 PCIe Gen 4 x4 (1x Occupied) System
1x M.2 2280 PCIe Gen 4 x1 (EX Dock shared) 1x M.2 2230 PCIe Gen 4 x1 (EX Dock shared with M.2 2280)
Optical Drive:None
Audio:Intel Alder Point HDMI Audio
Conexant CX20632
Built-in microphone
Built-in speakers
Connectivity:1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A 10 Gbps (Front)
4x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A 10 Gbps (Rear)
1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C 10 Gbps (Front)
1x Thunderbolt 4 (Rear)
1x SD Card slot (Front)
1x HDMI 4K 60 Hz (Rear)
1x DisplayPort 1.4a 4K 144 Hz (Rear)
2x RJ45 (Rear)
1x 3.5 mm Audio (Front)
1x 3.5 mm Audio (Rear)
1x PCIe 4.0 X16 slot (@x8) via EX Dock
1x USB 2.0 via EX Dock
2x Wi-Fi antenna connectors via EX Dock
Communications:Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200 2×2
Bluetooth 5.2
2x Intel I226V 2.5 GbE LAN
Cooling:Active cooling (heatsink/fan)
Operating System:OS tested: Windows 11 Pro
OS included: Windows 11 Pro
Warranty:1 year
MSRP:$918 MSRP

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AMD to Cut its Workforce by About Four Percent

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Wednesday, November 13th 2024

According to CRN, AMD is looking to make some cuts to its workforce of approximately 26,000 employees. The company hasn’t announced a specific number, but in a comment to the publication AMD said that “as a part of aligning our resources with our largest growth opportunities, we are taking a number of targeted steps that will unfortunately result in reducing our global workforce by approximately 4 percent“. In actual headcount numbers that should be just north of a thousand people that the company will let go. It’s not clear which departments or divisions at AMD will be affected the most, but the cutback appears to be a response to AMD’s mixed quarterly report.

AMD’s statement also doesn’t make it clear on exactly what the company will be putting its focus on moving forward, but CRN seems to suggest that the embedded and gaming business is where AMD is struggling. That said, it’s not likely that AMD will put an increased focus on those businesses, but instead the company is more likely to invest more into its server products, least not to try and catch up with NVIDIA in the AI server market. According to CRN, AMD has also seen a strong demand in AI PCs, such as the Ryzen AI 300-series of mobile SoCs, so it’s possible AMD will put an extra effort into is mobile product range. The Ryzen 9000-series is thankfully also doing well, so it’s unlikely there will be any big cutbacks here. We already know that AMD is not going after NVIDIA with a new flagship GPU to compete with NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5000-series flagship SKU, so it’s possible that the company will cut back on some people in its consumer GPU team for the time being, but this should become clear come CES in January.

Source: CRN

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(PR) Baseus Launches the Nomos Series: A Revolutionary Step in Adaptable, Convenient, and Superior Fast-Charging Technology

Baseus is a global leader in the consumer electronics industry and has always been at the forefront of innovative technologies that simplify tasks and prioritize user needs. Baseus is now thrilled to announce its latest advanced fast-charging product series: Baseus Nomos. This new and high-level range will include various fast-charging devices that elevate the lifestyles of people across all boards of life – from programmers and tech-savvy professionals to hybrid and home working environments.

The Baseus Nomos range is filled with Omnipotent, Flexible, Efficient charging solutions that will reinvent the way you work. Let’s explore some of the main products in this stellar range of products:

Baseus Qi2 Nomos Retractable Desktop Charger 140 W
World’s 1st Desktop Charger with Retractable Cable: Make the most out of your workspace by getting rid of multiple charging cables and devices when you invest in the Baseus Nomos 140 W Retractable Desktop Charger. A 100 W built-in retractable USB-C cable ensures that your space is free from wire clutter and can be stretched out smoothly to charge devices more neatly. The wireless charging stand also folds and unfolds as needed and can magnetically hold smartphones firmly in place. Keep your desk neat and tidy to ensure a more efficient and productive environment.

5-in-1 Efficient Design: The Baseus Nomos 140 W Retractable Desktop Charger is ideal for remote work environments or fixed desk spaces with a 5-in-1 design that allows users to charge up to 5 different devices at the same time. Charge smartphones, laptops, iPads, headphones, speakers, and more with any of the 5 ports that include two USB-C ports, a retractable USB-C charging cable port, a magnetic wireless charging port, and a USB-A port.

Efficient Fast Charging: The Baseus Nomos 140 W Retractable Desktop Charger is the world’s first 5-in-1 desktop charger with 140 W wired fast charging and Qi2-certified 15 W wireless fast charging. This ensures that all your devices are rapidly charged in no time at all. Simply pull, snap on, and power all.

Intelligent Power Allocation with Digital Display: No matter how many devices are charging simultaneously, it intelligently allocates current and voltage based on the power of the devices and their existing battery levels. In the meanwhile, you could keep an accurate eye on your charging status with an innovative built-in smart interface that allows you to monitor charging details in real-time.

Baseus Nomos Qi2 8-in-1 Slim Charging Station 67 W (US)
World’s Thinnest Charging Station: The Baseus Nomos 8-in-1 Slim Charging Station boasts being the world’s slimmest charging station at only 0.67 inches. The ultra-thin design and lightweight portability make it ideal for saving space on your desk, traveling, and in hybrid work environments with multiple people.

8-in-1 Design: The unique 8-in-1 design of the Baseus Nomos 8-in-1 Slim Charging Station gives users the ability to charge up to 8 devices at the same time while maintaining an organized desktop space. Seamlessly charge monitors, PCs, smartphones, laptops, iPads, headphones, speakers and more simultaneously.

Efficient Fast Charging: Enjoy advanced charging power with the Baseus Nomos 8-in-1 Slim Charging Station that provides Qi2-certified 15 W wireless charging and up to 67 W wired fast charging.

Detachable Charging Cord: Make the most of your space with a built-in 5ft. detachable chord from your Baseus Nomos 8-in-1 Slim Charging Station. The extended chord ensures optimal storage, portability, and a cleaner workspace while the wireless charging stand easily unfolds and magnetically holds smartphones firmly.

Baseus Nomos Qi2 3-in-1 Power Bank with Built-in USB-C Cable 45 W 10000 mAh
3-in-1 Design: The Nomos Qi2 Magnetic Bracket Power Bank features wired charging, wireless charging, and a built-in kickstand for charging 3 devices at the same time with 3 types of charging to adapt to your lifestyle and organizational needs – making it perfect for remote working and travel.

Efficient and Simultaneous Fast Charging: Enjoy seamless with the Nomos Qi2 Magnetic Bracket Power Bank that has a 10000 mAh capacity and provides both Qi2-certified 15 W ultra-fast wireless charging and 45 W wired charging.

Compact and Portable Design: The Nomos Qi2 Magnetic Bracket Power Bank is also the world’s slimmest KickStand Magnetic Power Bank with 45 W wired fast charging and 15 W wireless fast charging. Measuring only 106 mm x 67.8 mm x 19.6 mm in size – the compact and thin design ensures ease when traveling and makes your desk space neater while seamlessly fitting into bags and pockets.

Built-In Kickstand and Digital Display: The convenient kickstand ensures that the power bank can be used to hold smartphones vertically and horizontally as you see fit. The smart digital display also provides real-time accurate readings of the charging status and power output.

Baseus Nomos Retractable Charging Cable Type-C to Type-C 100 W 1.5 m
Simplified Retractable and Extendable Design: The Baseus Nomos Retractable Charging Cable is designed to be easily pulled out with one hand to ensure easier usage and minimal damage or strain. Simply pull on one end and extend on both ends.

Efficient Fast Charging: Ensure seamless power with the Baseus Nomos Retractable Charging Cable that provides a 100 W fast charging output for laptops, smartphones, earbuds, iPads, and more.

6 Adjustable Lengths: Adjust to your lifestyle with 6 different gears of length along the 4.9ft. cable – covering 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.0, 4.6, and 4.9ft. Built for mobile and changing working environments, the adjustable length of the Baseus Nomos Retractable Charging Cable seamlessly adapts to the use of height-adjustable desks and other environments – ensuring a clean, tidy, and organized workspace.

Tangle-Free Storage: The intelligent retractable design ensures that you never have to deal with cluttered or tangled wires again. The Baseus Nomos Retractable Charging Cable is also compact enough to be easily stored for seamless travel.

With a commitment to creating exciting and valued products, Baseus has ensured that the Nomos Series of fast-charging products combines convenience, innovation, and intelligent design to ensure a range of simplified and adaptable solutions for every lifestyle. Baseus is dedicated to creating a future of practical and inspired technology that makes life easier while pushing boundaries.

Availability:
To kick off those upcoming product launches, an exclusive Early Bird offer will be available from October 24th to November 6th, with the official sale starting on November 7th. During the Early Bird period, customers can enjoy a 15% discount on our website and Amazon, ensuring a seamless shopping experience across both platforms. Additionally, with the purchase of any Nomos desktop charger, Nomos charging station, or Nomos power bank, customers will receive a bonus: the Mini 100 W retractable cable at no extra cost.

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Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Review

Introduction

Intel Logo

It’s finally here! The hotly anticipated Core Ultra 9 285K Arrow Lake-S desktop processor is in our hands, and we can’t wait to tell you all about it. The 285K is the flagship processor model from this generation, and logically succeeds the Core i9-14900K. It has all the cores this silicon has to offer—8P+16E, with all the on-chip technologies. It’s also fully unlocked and ready for you to take it on an overclocking adventure. The Arrow Lake architecture denotes many firsts for Intel in the desktop market. Notably, this is the company’s first desktop processor with a chiplet-based disaggregated design. The mobile segment got it with the Core Ultra Meteor Lake, and Intel has been making chiplet based Xeon Scalable server processors for a few years now. Intel is pricing the Core Ultra 9 285K at $589. Given its core-count and pricing, its apparent rivals from the AMD camp are the Ryzen 9 9950X Zen 5, and the Ryzen 9 7950X3D Zen 4.

The Core Ultra 9 285K comes with a maxed out 8P+16E core-configuration. Intel has updated both core types with Arrow Lake. These amount to eight Lion Cove P-cores, with a nominal generational IPC increase, and 16 of the swanky new Skymont E-cores. Skymont was the star of the show with Lunar Lake, as Intel achieved a nearly 50% IPC leap over the Crestmont low-power island E-cores powering the previous generation Meteor Lake. With Arrow Lake, these Skymont cores achieve a 32% IPC jump over the Gracemont E-cores from Raptor Lake. Besides the increased IPC, these E-cores even run at higher clock speeds than Gracemont, which means multithreaded productivity workloads are in for a treat. The 285K is technically a 24-core/24-thread processor. The Lion Cove P-cores ditch SMT. So any gen-on-gen multithreaded performance improvements over the i9-14900K rest squarely on stronger cores and new technology, despite a decrease in total thread count.

We’ve extensively detailed the Arrow Lake microarchitecture in our architecture preview article, which went live a couple of weeks ago. As we mentioned, this is Intel’s first desktop processor that’s based on chiplets. The guiding philosophy is that rather than building one large monolithic silicon on the latest foundry node (expensive, compounded by lower yields per wafer), Intel identifies specific IP blocks that benefit the most from a switch to the latest foundry node—in this case, the CPU complex—and build a chiplet with it that’s smaller (higher yields per wafer thanks to smaller dies). The Compute tile houses the CPU cores, and is built on the TSMC N3B (3 nm) node, which is more advanced than the TSMC N4P (4 nm) node that AMD builds its Zen 5 CCDs on. With this, Intel is taking back foundry technology leadership from AMD after a long span of five years. The iGPU is built on a separate chiplet that uses the still fairly advanced 5 nm TSMC N5 node, while the rest of the processor with the various I/O controllers, and an integrated NPU, are built on TSMC 6 nm—same node as the cIOD on Ryzens.

This is Intel’s first desktop processor with an NPU, but it isn’t the latest NPU 4 from Intel that you find on Core Ultra 200V Lunar Lake mobile processors, but rather the older NPU 3 unit from Core Ultra 100 series Meteor Lake, which can only do 13 TOPS. It hence misses out on Microsoft Copilot+ native acceleration, but don’t fret—there’s still a lot you can do with 13 TOPS, Windows 11 can put the NPU to good use in its many in-built apps and utilities, and so can Microsoft Teams. Intel has given Arrow Lake-S a fairly powerful iGPU based on the Xe-LPG graphics architecture, and an updated media engine that can accelerate AV1 and HEVC encoding. There are a few changes to the I/O. For starters, DDR4 support is removed, as the memory controllers are re-engineered. The number of PCIe Gen 5 lanes from the CPU are increased to 20, so you can use a Gen 5 NVMe SSD without subtracting PCIe lanes from the x16 PEG slot. There’s also integrated Thunderbolt 4.

Each of the eight Lion Cove P-cores on the 285K comes with a 3.70 GHz base frequency, and the P-cores boost up to 5.70 GHz. The classic Turbo Boost algorithm boosts P-cores up to 5.50 GHz. Turbo Boost Max 3.0 pushes a couple of cores up a notch to 5.60 GHz, and from there, provided your cooling solution is up to the task, Thermal Velocity Boost enables 5.70 GHz. The 16 E-cores, divided into four clusters, tick at 3.20 GHz with an impressive 4.60 GHz boost frequency. Each P-core comes with a dedicated 3 MB L2 cache, while each E-core cluster shares a 4 MB L2 cache among four E-cores. The P-cores and E-core clusters share a 36 MB L3 cache.

Core Ultra 9 285K Market Segment Analysis
 PriceCores /
Threads
Base
Clock
Max.
Boost
L3
Cache
TDPArchitectureProcessSocket
Intel Core i5
Core i5-12400F$1106 / 122.5 GHz4.4 GHz18 MB65 WAlder Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Core i5-13400F$1706+4 / 162.5 / 1.8 GHz4.6 / 3.3 GHz20 MB65 WRaptor Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Core i5-12600K$1706+4 / 163.7 / 2.8 GHz4.9 / 3.6 GHz20 MB125 WAlder Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Core i5-13600K$2256+8 / 203.5 / 2.6 GHz5.1 / 3.9 GHz24 MB125 WRaptor Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Core i5-14600K$2606+8 / 203.5 / 2.6 GHz5.3 / 4.0 GHz24 MB125 WRaptor Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Intel Core Ultra 5
Core Ultra 5 245K$3106+8 / 144.2 / 3.6 GHz5.2 / 4.6 GHz24 MB159 WArrow Lake3 nmLGA 1851
AMD Ryzen 5
Ryzen 5 8500G$1506 / 123.5 GHz5.0 GHz16 MB65 WPhoenix 24 nmAM5
Ryzen 5 5600X$1356 / 123.7 GHz4.6 GHz32 MB65 WZen 37 nmAM4
Ryzen 5 7600$1856 / 123.8 GHz5.1 GHz32 MB65 WZen 45 nmAM5
Ryzen 5 7600X$2106 / 124.7 GHz5.3 GHz32 MB105 WZen 45 nmAM5
Ryzen 5 9600X$2506 / 123.9 GHz5.4 GHz32 MB65 WZen 54 nmAM5
Intel Core i7
Core i7-12700K$2108+4 / 203.6 / 2.7 GHz5.0 / 3.8 GHz25 MB125 WAlder Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Core i7-13700K$2808+8 / 243.4 / 2.5 GHz5.4 / 4.2 GHz30 MB125 WRaptor Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Core i7-14700K$3558+12 / 283.4 / 2.5 GHz5.6 / 4.3 GHz33 MB125 WRaptor Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Intel Core Ultra 7
Core Ultra 7 265K$3958+12 / 203.9 / 3.3 GHz5.5 / 4.6 GHz30 MB250 WArrow Lake3 nmLGA 1851
AMD Ryzen 7
Ryzen 7 5700G$1658 / 163.8 GHz4.6 GHz16 MB65 WZen 3 + Vega7 nmAM4
Ryzen 7 5700X$1608 / 163.4 GHz4.6 GHz32 MB65 WZen 37 nmAM4
Ryzen 7 7700$2808 / 163.8 GHz5.3 GHz32 MB65 WZen 45 nmAM5
Ryzen 7 7700X$2758 / 164.5 GHz5.4 GHz32 MB105 WZen 45 nmAM5
Ryzen 7 9700X$3308 / 163.8 GHz5.5 GHz32 MB65 WZen 54 nmAM5
Ryzen 7 5800X$1658 / 163.8 GHz4.7 GHz32 MB105 WZen 37 nmAM4
Ryzen 7 5800X3D$3408 / 163.4 GHz4.5 GHz96 MB105 WZen 37 nmAM4
Ryzen 7 7800X3D$3708 / 164.2 GHz5.0 GHz96 MB120 WZen 45 nmAM5
Intel Core i9
Core i9-12900K$2808+8 / 243.2 / 2.4 GHz5.2 / 3.9 GHz30 MB125 WAlder Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Core i9-13900K$4158+16 / 323.0 / 2.2 GHz5.8 / 4.3 GHz36 MB125 WRaptor Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Core i9-14900K$4458+16 / 323.2 / 2.4 GHz6.0 / 4.4 GHz36 MB125 WRaptor Lake10 nmLGA 1700
Intel Core Ultra 9
Core Ultra 9 285K$5908+16 / 243.7 / 3.2 GHz5.7 / 4.6 GHz36 MB250 WArrow Lake3 nmLGA 1851
AMD Ryzen 9
Ryzen 9 5900X$26512 / 243.7 GHz4.8 GHz64 MB105 WZen 37 nmAM4
Ryzen 9 7900$37012 / 243.7 GHz5.4 GHz64 MB65 WZen 45 nmAM5
Ryzen 9 7900X$40012 / 244.7 GHz5.6 GHz64 MB170 WZen 45 nmAM5
Ryzen 9 7900X3D$58012 / 244.4 GHz5.6 GHz128 MB120 WZen 45 nmAM5
Ryzen 9 9900X$43012 / 244.4 GHz5.6 GHz64 MB120 WZen 54 nmAM5
Ryzen 9 5950X$34516 / 323.4 GHz4.9 GHz64 MB105 WZen 37 nmAM4
Ryzen 9 7950X$51016 / 324.5 GHz5.7 GHz64 MB170 WZen 45 nmAM5
Ryzen 9 7950X3D$55016 / 324.2 GHz5.7 GHz128 MB120 WZen 45 nmAM5
Ryzen 9 9950X$60016 / 324.3 GHz5.7 GHz64 MB170 WZen 54 nmAM5
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Turtle Beach Burst II Air Review

Being the successor to the ROCCAT Burst Pro Air, the ambidextrous Burst II Air is much lighter at just 46 g, despite having a solid shell. PixArt’s PAW3395 sensor sees use, along with Titan optical switches for the main buttons, and up to 120 hours of battery life are cited when using Bluetooth.
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(PR) InWin Introduces LYNX Modular Case Fan With Type-C Connectivity

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Wednesday, October 23rd 2024

In Win Development Inc. (InWin), a leading innovator in PC hardware, has announced the world’s first PC case fans with modular, Type-C connectivity. The InWin Lynx fans are available in both 140 mm (LN140/LN140P) and 120 mm (LN120/LN120P) sizes to fit all modern PC chassis and provide excellent performance in thermals and acoustics. All Lynx variants are available in black or white frames, while the fan blades offer ARGB lighting.

Say Goodbye to Cable Clutter
Lynx blends style and function by requiring a single cable to connect multiple fans to a motherboard, simplifying the PC installation process. The modular design uses Type-C connectors that clip together, allowing the fans to connect side-by-side to eliminate excess cables. Lynx is ideal for intake, exhaust, or liquid cooling radiators. Fans installed in distant regions of a chassis can easily be daisy-chained using a Type-C extension cable. The 90-degree fan cable allows for neater cable management with the added benefit of USB-C’s reversible connectors.

Silent, High Static Pressure Designs
InWin engineers crafted its 7-bladed ‘Turbine Blade Design’ for optimal noise performance. The 120 mm version has been designed with a larger 28 mm thickness for better performance (Over 61 CFM and 3.04 mm/H2O static pressure) while producing only 25.5 dBA at maximum speed. The signature fan is molded into the frame, creating a concentrated airflow, preventing air leakage, and eliminating excess noise. Inside the fan motor, a dedicated performance management IC chip controls the PWM signal from within a 1% margin, ensuring class-leading speed precision relative to a reference temperature.

For more information about InWin Lynx visit product page: www.in-win.com/en/cooling/lynx_series

Editors note: Products are available on InWin European eStore: €49.99 3x LYNX 120 / €54.99 3x LYNX 140

Source: InWin