Friday, May 29th 2026 Beelink Expands ME Pro Storage PC Lineup for the AI Era Press Release by TheLostSwede Yesterday, 03:26 Discuss (2 ) As data-intensive AI workloads reshape computing, demand for systems that combine performance with massive local storage is accelerating. Beelink, renowned for its innovations, has expanded the ME Pro series with new 2-bay and 4-bay models powered by Intel Core i5-13420H, AMD Ryzen 7 H 255, and Ryzen AI 9 HX 370. The launch elevates ME Pro into a compact platform for AI computing, content creation, and high-capacity data workflows. Since the ME Pro debuted, its drawer-style design and modular motherboard architecture have stood out for both aesthetics and practicality. Beelink confirms that motherboard modules are fully interchangeable within each chassis category, allowing users to upgrade processors without replacing the entire system. Future modules with different processors will continue to be released, turning the ME Pro into a long-term, evolving platform rather than a one-time purchase. The new lineup is tailored for demanding creative and AI scenarios. All configurations deliver strong single-core performance for audio editing, while the Ryzen 7 H 255 and Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 excel in multi-threaded video editing, handling multi-track 4K projects with complex effects and transitions. The flagship HX 370 variant pushes further into AI territory with up to 80 TOPS of performance—ideal for AI-enhanced local data processing and large-model inference. Every ME Pro features 10GbE + 2.5GbE dual Ethernet ports, enabling rapid synchronization of large assets as well as bandwidth aggregation, link separation, and advanced networking features. Storage scalability is another highlight. The 2-bay model combines four SSD slots with two HDD bays, supporting up to 76 TB—perfect for creators and advanced home users. The 4-bay version expands to four SSDs and four HDDs, delivering up to 136 TB for studios and collaborative teams. This density positions ME Pro as one of the most storage-rich compact PCs available. Beelink has aligned the ME Pro's design with its processor platforms. Intel models feature navy blue for a professional aesthetic, AMD versions adopt black with red highlights for performance styling, and the upcoming Arm edition will arrive in pearl white, reflecting a minimalist philosophy. With modular upgrades, dual-network connectivity, massive storage, and high-performance processors, the new ME Pro lineup embodies Beelink's vision of a "data-first" compact computing era. More than a PC or NAS, ME Pro is positioned as an integrated AI storage-and-computing platform where performance scales with user demand. Source: Beelink Related News Tags: 10 Gbit 10 Gbps 10GbE 2.5GbE AI AMD Arm Beelink Ethernet Intel Intel Core NAS Ryzen Ryzen AI SSD Storage Jul 23rd 2025 DDR6 Memory Arrives in 2027 with 8,800-17,600 MT/s Speeds (196) Sep 18th 2025 NVIDIA Buys $5B Worth of Intel, RTX iGPUs Coming to x86, Shares up 25% (256) Sep 8th 2025 AMD Claims Arm ISA Doesn't Offer Efficiency Advantage Over x86 (97) Sep 3rd 2025 NVIDIA Discrete GPU Market Share Dominance Expands to 94%, Notes Report (237) Apr 21st 2026 No Ryzen 9950X3D2 for , Gamers Nexus, or ComputerBase (211) Aug 27th 2025 AMD's Next-Gen UDNA: Four Die Sizes, One Potential 96-CU Flagship (87) May 27th 2026 Leaker Hints at Astronomical Steam Machine Pricing (74) Mar 26th 2026 AMD Announces Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition Desktop Processor with 192 MB L3 Cache (149) Jan 10th 2026 Intel Core Ultra X9 388H "Panther Lake" iGPU Doubles AMD "Strix Point" Performance in Cyberpunk 2077 (98) Feb 21st 2026 AMD Seemingly Stops Driver Updates for Ryzen Z1 Extreme Processor (119) Add your own 2 on Beelink Expands ME Pro Storage PC Lineup for the AI Era #1 jesdals Im sorry but cant spot the difference between the 3 models shown on the right - AI at its best? #2 TheLostSwede News jesdalsIm sorry but cant spot the difference between the 3 models shown on the right - AI at its best?The SoC is different? The middle AMD one is most likely not going to be great, as it's a renamed older chip.
