Beelink GTR9 Pro Gets a Massive 128 GB RAM and 4 TB SSD Option, Priced Around $4,200
Beelink is expanding its premium mini PC lineup with a new high-capacity version of the GTR9 Pro, giving power users more storage without changing the core hardware that already makes this compact machine stand out.
The Beelink GTR9 Pro was already available with up to 128 GB of RAM and a 2 TB SSD, but a new configuration for mainland China now doubles the storage to 4 TB. This makes the mini PC a more attractive option for creators, developers, AI users, and professionals who need a compact desktop with serious memory and storage capacity.
According to a Chinese retail listing, the new Beelink GTR9 Pro configuration with 128 GB LPDDR5X memory and a 4 TB SSD is priced at 28,599 yuan, which is roughly $4,212. Interestingly, that price is slightly lower than the 128 GB RAM and 2 TB SSD version listed on Beelink’s global website, where it is priced at around $4,349.
At the moment, this 4 TB model appears to be limited to the Chinese market. Beelink’s official international product page has not yet been updated with the new storage option, so it is unclear whether buyers in the United States, Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, or other regions will get access to the 128 GB and 4 TB configuration.
The GTR9 Pro is one of Beelink’s most powerful mini PCs to date. It is powered by AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, a high-end Zen 5-based chip featuring 16 cores and 32 threads. This processor is designed for demanding workloads, including multitasking, content creation, software development, and local AI processing.
Graphics performance is handled by the Radeon 8060S integrated GPU, which gives the system enough power for light to moderate gaming, creative applications, and GPU-accelerated workloads. While it is not a replacement for a large gaming desktop with a dedicated graphics card, it is a strong option for users who want impressive performance in a much smaller form factor.
The inclusion of 128 GB of LPDDR5X memory makes the GTR9 Pro especially appealing for heavy multitaskers and users running memory-intensive applications. This much RAM is far beyond what most standard mini PCs offer, making it suitable for virtual machines, AI tools, large datasets, professional editing workflows, and advanced productivity setups.
Storage is another key advantage. The GTR9 Pro includes dual M.2 slots, meaning users are not limited to the factory-installed SSD. Even with the new 4 TB model, there is still room for future expansion, depending on the configuration and user needs. For professionals working with large video files, game libraries, AI models, or project archives, the extra storage headroom could be a major selling point.
Despite its small size, the GTR9 Pro is built for high-performance operation. The system is rated at 140W and uses an advanced cooling setup that combines dual turbine fans with a unified vapor chamber. This cooling design is intended to keep temperatures under control while maintaining quiet operation, which is important for users who want workstation-level performance without excessive noise.
Connectivity is another strong point. The mini PC comes with dual 10G LAN ports, making it a serious option for high-speed networking, NAS setups, professional studios, and home lab environments. It also includes WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, multiple USB Type-A ports, and USB4 support for fast peripherals, external drives, docking stations, and display accessories.
The Beelink GTR9 Pro is clearly aimed at a premium audience. With pricing above $4,000, it is not a budget mini PC and will likely appeal most to enthusiasts, professionals, and businesses that need powerful hardware in a compact footprint. However, the new 4 TB SSD configuration could make the system more practical for buyers who were already considering the 128 GB model but wanted more built-in storage from the start.
For now, global buyers can still find the GTR9 Pro available for pre-order in several regions with the 128 GB RAM and 2 TB SSD configuration. Whether the 4 TB model will launch internationally remains to be seen, but its appearance in China suggests Beelink is continuing to push the limits of what a high-end mini PC can offer.
