Beelink Intel N100 Mini S Computer Unboxing Benchmarks & Power Draw!

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • Greetings, tech enthusiasts! Join me on an exciting journey as I unbox the impressive Beelink Mini S Computer in this latest video. This compact powerhouse boasts an Intel N100 CPU, a speedy 16GB of DDR4 3200Mhz RAM, a high-performance 500GB NVME SSD drive, four USB 3.2 ports, and two HDMI ports, complemented by gigabit ethernet for optimal connectivity.
    But the real thrill begins as I take this little beast for a test drive! I've put it through its paces with multiple benchmarks, including Cinebench R23, Performance Test 11, and Geekbench 6. To add the icing on the tech cake, I subjected the Beelink Mini S to the holy grail of stress tests, and the results were nothing short of shocking!
    Whether you're a seasoned tech enthusiast or simply on the lookout for a sleek and efficient mini-computer, this video has something for everyone. Share your thoughts in the comments, and make sure to hit that subscribe button for more unboxings, benchmarks, and tech adventures. Let's explore the capabilities of the Beelink Mini S together!
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Комментарии • 39

  • @LakesGaming
    @LakesGaming Год назад +3

    These little mini pcs are getting so much more powerful by the month! I remember like 5 years ago how much worse they were than what we have now. Progress! Loved the video Nate! Great work!

    • @NatesZone
      @NatesZone  Год назад +1

      Yes they are! I agree they are getting pretty insane these days and I can’t wait to see what the future ones will have. Thank you!! :)

  • @Bareego
    @Bareego 9 месяцев назад +2

    Great stress testing ! Just bought one N100 computer from another brand dirt cheap, can't wait to get it !

  • @contentmaster8071
    @contentmaster8071 Год назад +2

    The holy grail test was impressive to say the least. Wasn’t expecting a celeron killer to do much without struggling. Now I’m interested in maybe getting one of these for a small proxmox host. Great video Nate!

    • @NatesZone
      @NatesZone  Год назад

      Awesome! I would love to try Proxmox on it sometime soon! That would be interesting to see how it performs! Thank you! :)

    • @domi1kenobi
      @domi1kenobi Год назад +1

      I have 2 N100 units running Proxmox - no issues.

  • @peterslater2914
    @peterslater2914 3 месяца назад +1

    I notice that GPU is being utilised 145 processes that's where the power is. This alleviates the load on the CPU. The task manager doesn't say what memory the GPU is. I have programmed this sort of thing on higher capacity machines for example using c# multiprocessing ffmpeg to convert MP4 to a raw format using the hard accelerators to perform most of work inside GPU. This mini computer is good for this work and I thank you for your video. The low power consumption of this unit means that it could run from battery using a inverter with a solar panel. The c# program could run I think pretty quickly on this mini computer.

  • @riyanthonididi
    @riyanthonididi Год назад +3

    How about editing video? Can you try it, please? Yeaa maybe just easy editing on premier pro, cut to cut, some little transition effect, full HD 30fps, 5-10 minutes video. I wanna buy this one, maybe EQ series bcs its come with DDR5 RAM

  • @jbnrusnya_should_be_punished
    @jbnrusnya_should_be_punished 5 месяцев назад +1

    I was also impressed with the built-in graphics in the core i7 3770K processor. It was the first one that had it and could do not only decode video to h264 but also encode to this codec from any codec (intel_qsv / FFMPEG). And I didn't know that it could be done not in 1 thread, but in several, and only after 4-6, it seems, its performance dropped significantly.

  • @AdaBow10
    @AdaBow10 Год назад +1

    Dang. Beelink wasn't kidding when they say the computer is "mini"... 😅
    Despite its specifications it was amazing to see the computer handle the insane benchmarking! Wow! 😧

    • @NatesZone
      @NatesZone  Год назад +1

      Haha! True! These new CPU chips are getting so dense with transistors these days it's incredible they even work considering how atomically small the transistors are. It's Magic! The future is now!

  • @michaelb2685
    @michaelb2685 3 месяца назад +1

    I just got myself one and I wanted it basically to run KODI and outpace my Nvidia Shield TV; which is starting to show it's age. I'm setting it up now and hoping for great things.

  • @JasonsLabVideos
    @JasonsLabVideos Год назад +1

    Nice video bud !! good work !! Could use this for a small virtual box to run a few small vm's.

    • @NatesZone
      @NatesZone  Год назад

      Thanks, man! :) That's a cool idea!

  • @ShadowFandub
    @ShadowFandub 4 месяца назад

    I REALLY want a upgrade from the n100,n200 and n305 cuz are 12th gen technology, so just think about the 15th gen.
    The more weak point in this cpu are pcie gen (9 lines gen 3.0) and gpu (24CU or 32CU).
    best upgrade can be:
    9 lines gen 4 (x1 wifi, x4 ssd ,x4 USB 3.2x2)
    GPU 15th gen (32CU , 48CU and 64CU)
    Faster DDR5 RAM (5600mhz over 4800mhz)
    Still the same TDP 6-15w

  • @Frato69
    @Frato69 10 дней назад

    Hi, why the cpu doesn’t rich 3.4 GHz as intel declare? Same issue with Turbo boost?

  • @MrManolpontus
    @MrManolpontus 6 месяцев назад +1

    Good mini Pc, It cost me $159 on Amazon.

  • @BrianThomas
    @BrianThomas 10 месяцев назад

    Wow this is a pretty nice machine. How well do you think it would perform as a Proxomox server? I'd like to run a bunch of self-hosted tasks for my home office. No video transcoding or anything. Right now I have a raspberry pi. I wonder if it will run faster. I was thinking of getting an Orange Pi 5 plus.

    • @NatesZone
      @NatesZone  10 месяцев назад

      It would run proxmox okay. The Orange pi 5 has similar cpu performance to the n100. But if I had to choose it would definitely be the mini pc simply because software support for x86 machines is better than an arm soc. I’ve personally run into issues running software on arm CPU’s because some of the software doesn’t natively support arm yet. I haven’t run into that issue with the mini beelink pc. Also I noticed arm cpus allocate ram differently than classical x86 cpus. It seems as though arm cpus need more ram to do the same task as an x86 cpu. I’m not entirely sure why but it was an observation I made over the course of a year. Hopefully this info helps! Thanks for your question! And thanks for watching! :-)

    • @peterslater2914
      @peterslater2914 3 месяца назад

      I was thinking of raspberry pi 5 plus too until I saw this video. The thing that struck me was the utilisation of the GPU 145 processes and large number of threads. The task manager tells the story. I mentioned in another comment on here that I programmed an algorithm to perform transcoding of videos from MP4, mkv to raw bmp format. I used hardware exceleration and multiple processes to perform as many task as the user requests. This mini seems it has capabilities that I want to perform this. Low power consumption means that you use this no power grid exists. The only thing that I will check is whether beelink has an interface to cameras.

  • @GameZain-m8o
    @GameZain-m8o 24 дня назад

    Can it play Minecraft Java and also what fps?

  • @MousePad9
    @MousePad9 Год назад +1

    if I'm running discord and spotify on my laptop it really struggles but right when I open google it just fully stops working lol, it seems as though that pc can handle slightly more than that

    • @NatesZone
      @NatesZone  Год назад

      Amazing right? Intels new low end chips actually slap lol.

  • @BillGreen206
    @BillGreen206 6 месяцев назад

    The wifi and sound don't work in Linux mint 21.3.

  • @rickyclements8912
    @rickyclements8912 6 месяцев назад

    How do I put downloader on s12 mini pc

  • @Pabula
    @Pabula 7 месяцев назад +1

    How are you displaying into 5 screens?

    • @NatesZone
      @NatesZone  7 месяцев назад +1

      My computer is behind the wall of my bedroom in my workshop to keep my room cool so I can sleep well. My computer is very high end so I have a lot of video ports on my graphics card and motherboard. I talk about everything in my latest video called “My Homelab & Server Rack Tour Early 2024.”

    • @Pabula
      @Pabula 7 месяцев назад

      @@NatesZone Thanks for the reply. I checked your latest video “My Homelab & Server Rack Tour Early 2024.”, pretty impressive setup, but still no answer there either, so let me ask you more in detailed. Are the 5 display on the back are displayed by a single computer? if so, are you using intel iGPU + Nvidia/AMD Dedicated gpu?

    • @NatesZone
      @NatesZone  7 месяцев назад +1

      @@Pabula The bottom three screens and Oculus Rift S are attached to my RTX 3090. The two big screens on top are connected to the Intel IGPU in my 13900K. Yes everything is connected to one computer. :-)

    • @Pabula
      @Pabula 7 месяцев назад

      @@NatesZone Thanks a lot for the confirmation. Very interesting about using both GPUs, in the past there was issues specially with laptops, and thus we have had swappable graphics cards with optimus among other things like muk switches. But from your success, seems like Nvidia GPU and intel iGPU can coexist without issues and both display at the same time.

    • @NatesZone
      @NatesZone  7 месяцев назад +1

      @@Pabula Yup! They have been working together without issue since I upgraded my computer to the i9 13900k back in November of 2022.

  • @brunomendes7453
    @brunomendes7453 Год назад

    My mini S stays long with cpu at 100% loaded. Occasionally the mouse lags. Bluetooth device ax201 is not recognized in linux properly.

    • @elduderino7767
      @elduderino7767 11 месяцев назад

      it'll work with firmware under kernel 6

  • @howardfine2209
    @howardfine2209 4 месяца назад +1

    i bought one recently and immediately changed the m.2 to a 1 TB sanyo and 32 gigs crucial ram.runs quickly.windows 10.

  • @mail4hadi
    @mail4hadi 5 месяцев назад +2

    cool video