Beelink Introduces GTR9 Pro AI Mini-PC with Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Processor
Beelink has officially announced the launch of its new GTR9 Pro AI Mini-PC, a compact desktop workstation designed to handle demanding AI and edge computing tasks. Priced at $1,799, the GTR9 Pro will be available for sale soon, positioning itself as a high-performance solution for professionals in fields such as AI development, model inference, and data-intensive workloads.
At the core of the GTR9 Pro is AMD’s new Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor. This chip delivers a claimed 126 TOPS (trillions of operations per second) of AI performance, making it one of the more powerful options in the mini-PC segment when it comes to on-device machine learning capabilities. Beelink is marketing the device as an “AI mini workstation,” built not only for compact form factor needs but also to handle local deployment of large AI models without relying on cloud infrastructure.
The system integrates a Radeon 8060S GPU with 40 compute units, which, according to Beelink, delivers graphics performance comparable to NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 4060. While direct benchmarks have not yet been released, this level of GPU performance suggests that the GTR9 Pro can support both AI acceleration and GPU-intensive tasks such as image processing, video rendering, and 3D simulation.
The GTR9 Pro also comes standard with 128GB of memory, a significant amount for a mini-PC and suitable for running large-scale models and multitasking across development environments. Of that total, up to 96GB can be allocated as video memory for GPU workloads. This flexibility may prove useful for users who work with GPU-heavy applications such as training neural networks, processing high-resolution media, or rendering in real time.
Connectivity is another key area where Beelink has focused its efforts. The GTR9 Pro includes dual 10G Ethernet ports, allowing for fast, wired network transfers that benefit edge deployment and data center integration. It also includes two USB4 clusters (supporting up to 40Gbps transfer speeds), enabling high-speed external device connectivity, including eGPUs, SSDs, and professional-grade peripherals.
In terms of AI support, Beelink has stated that the GTR9 Pro can locally run large models such as DeepSeek 70B, a bilingual language model with high computational demands. This makes the unit suitable for users who need to deploy AI models on-site for privacy, latency, or bandwidth reasons.
With this launch, Beelink is entering the professional AI workstation market with a device that balances raw performance, memory capacity, and connectivity in a mini-PC form factor. More details on regional availability and supported software platforms are expected to follow closer to launch.
