Beelink is shaking up the mini-PC market once again with the unveiling of its GTi15 Ultra mini-PC, which features Intel’s powerful Arrow Lake CPU.
Beelink has consistently impressed with its innovative mini-PCs, and the GTi15 Ultra is no exception. By introducing Intel’s first Arrow Lake processor in a mini-PC, Beelink is setting a new standard for high-end performance in energy-efficient devices. Currently available in China, a global release is still in the works.
The GTi15 Ultra boasts Intel’s Core Ultra 9 285H, a robust choice for those familiar with mobile chips. This processor includes a 16-core, 16-thread configuration, with turbo speeds reaching up to 5.4 GHz, alongside a base TDP of 45W. While popular in laptops, this is the first time it’s being used in a mini-PC, marking a significant advancement from the previous GTi14 model.
For graphics, the mini-PC utilizes the built-in Arc 140T iGPU, featuring eight Xe-cores and a frequency of 2.35 GHz. Additionally, it supports Beelink’s external GPU platform, catering to users who desire enhanced graphics performance through an external setup, albeit at the cost of some portability. To manage heat, the GTi15 Ultra is equipped with a vapor chamber cooling system, backed by a robust 145W PSU to ensure optimal operation.
Connectivity is a highlight with dual 10G RJ45 ports, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and a Thunderbolt 4 40Gbps Type-C connection, offering vast connectivity possibilities within a compact frame.
The GTi15 Ultra’s pricing starts at CNY 4,699 for the barebone unit, climbing to CNY 6,299 (approximately $880) for the 64GB/1TB configuration. While global availability remains uncertain, a wider release is anticipated later this year.
