Beelink, a manufacturer in the mini-PC market, has unveiled its latest innovation, the GTi14. This new model sets itself apart with the ability to harness the power of an external graphics card while maintaining a notably high data transfer rate, thanks to its innovative design.
Unlike many mini-PCs that often lack dedicated graphics cards, limiting their performance, the GTi14 stands out by supporting external graphics cards through a specially designed PCIe connection.
This connection, discreetly placed beneath a cover on the underside of the device, facilitates seamless integration with a docking solution that links to the external graphics card. According to Beelink, the device boasts eight PCIe lanes, supporting at least the PCIe 4.0 standard, ensuring robust data throughput.
Available in two variants featuring Intel‘s high-performance processors – the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H and the Intel Core Ultra 9 185H – the GTi14 is equipped with 32 gigabytes of RAM and a one-terabyte SSD.
It features modern connectivity options including dual Ethernet ports capable of speeds up to 2.5 GBit/s, USB Type-C offering 40 GBit/s, HDMI, DisplayPort 1.4a, and multiple USB 3.2 Type-A ports delivering speeds of 10 GBit/s. Additionally, a front-mounted memory card reader and fingerprint unlocking capability enhance its utility and security.
Priced competitively at approximately 621 euros in China, the GTi14 sets a new benchmark for performance and versatility in the mini-PC market. While a global release date has not yet been confirmed, the model’s advanced features and affordability make it a promising contender in the burgeoning segment of high-performance compact computing solutions.
