Review: Beelink GTi15 Ultra mini PC
By Aaron Wong · ALKtech
- Source published
- Nov 22, 2025
- Test performed
- Not reported by source
- Added to MiniPC.guru
- Sep 17, 2026
- Source reviewed
- Sep 17, 2026
- Tested hardware
- Intel Core Ultra 9 285H: six performance cores, eight efficiency cores and two low-power efficiency cores · Integrated Intel Arc 140T graphics · 64 GB as two 32 GB Crucial DDR5-5600 SO-DIMMs · 1 TB Crucial E100 NVMe SSD, the drive shipped with the unit
- Software / version / OS
- F1 23, in-game benchmark · not reported by source: the review does not print the game build · Microsoft Windows 11 Pro 24H2, fully updated at the time of testing
- Power profile
- Performance mode, which is the factory default, but the processor power limit was raised in firmware to 65 W, described by the reviewer as the maximum permissible setting; the factory limit is 54 W for both PL1 and PL2 with a 56-second window, so this is a machine tuned above stock. The processor C-state was also enabled. Firmware T203, no other changes; ambient temperature about 29.7 °C with no air conditioning
- Test conditions
- 1920x1080, Medium graphics preset, all forms of upscaling disabled. Scene: the game's own benchmark, Singapore circuit, five laps, roughly nine minutes, with TAA and XeSS off, as the review documents in its thermal section
Editorial review checks the source and documentation; it does not certify the measurement or mean we tested the device ourselves.






