Beelink has launched the ME Pro 370, a compact computer designed to double as a high capacity network storage server. The system features a 12 core AMD Ryzen processor, support for up to 256 GB of memory, and configurations that scale up to 132 TB of total storage. The new hardware has arrived in China with a starting price of 590 US dollars for the base model.
The core processing power comes from the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 chip. To handle heavy virtualization and storage tasks, the motherboard holds 2 SO DIMM slots designed for DDR5 5600 memory, allowing users to install up to 256 GB of RAM. Storage expansion is equally extensive, offering 3 internal M.2 slots that support up to 4 TB of solid state storage each.
Beelink sells this model with either 2 or 4 external drive bays depending on your storage needs. Each bay supports hard drives up to 30 TB in size. Combining 4 of these large drives with the 3 internal solid state cards allows the system to hit its maximum 132 TB capacity. Fast data transfers are handled by 2 onboard Ethernet ports, with 1 running at 10 Gbps and the other at 2.5 Gbps.
The metal body comes in Obsidian Black or Deep Space Gray. For peripheral connections, the computer offers 1 USB 4 port, 3 USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type A ports, an HDMI output, and a wired headphone jack. Wireless networks are managed by a MediaTek MT7920 chip that supports Wi Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4. According to official Beelink launch documents, the 2 bay barebone variant costs 590 US dollars, while a fully configured 4 bay model with 32 GB of memory and a 500 GB system drive tops out at 1122 US dollars.
