Beelink is once again pushing the boundaries in the mini-PC world with the introduction of their GTi15 Ultra. This innovative device integrates Intel’s powerful Arrow Lake CPU, marking a significant step forward in mini-PC design. Known for their high-performance and creative offerings, Beelink now unveils the GTi15 Ultra, powered by Intel’s Core Ultra 9 285H processor.
This mini-PC not only offers impressive computing power but also showcases how Intel’s CPUs perform in a compact and energy-efficient form factor.
Currently released in China, the global availability of the GTi15 Ultra is still pending, but it’s already making waves in the tech community. At its heart, the GTi15 Ultra features Intel’s Core Ultra 9 285H, a chip designed for mobile devices but now making its debut in the mini-PC market. With a 16-core, 16-thread configuration and a turbo frequency reaching up to 5.4 GHz, this CPU is a powerhouse despite its 45W base TDP, which is relatively modest considering its performance.
The GTi15 Ultra succeeds the GTi14, which was powered by Intel’s Core Ultra 9 185H, making this upgrade a notable one. For graphics, the GTi15 Ultra utilizes Intel’s Arc 140T GPU, equipped with eight Xe-cores running at 2.35 GHz. For users seeking more graphical power, Beelink also supports an external GPU platform, enabling users to boost performance by adding a dedicated GPU, though at the cost of reduced portability.
Cooling is a key consideration with the GTi15 Ultra, and Beelink has incorporated a vapor chamber cooling solution to manage the heat generated by the device’s 145W PSU. This ensures the mini-PC can maintain optimal performance even during intensive tasks. In terms of connectivity, the GTi15 Ultra is equipped with 2x 10G RJ45 ports, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and a Thunderbolt 4 40Gbps Type-C port, providing users with a wide range of options for both networking and external devices.
Pricing for the GTi15 Ultra starts at CNY 4,699 for the barebone unit, and it reaches CNY 6,299 (~$880) for the 64GB RAM and 1TB SSD configuration. While global availability remains unclear, Beelink is expected to release the mini-PC worldwide in the near future.