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Seven drives fit in Beelink’s ME Pro 370
Beelink’s ME Pro 370 combines a Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 mini-PC with up to seven drives and 132TB of storage.
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Beelink’s ME Pro 370 combines a mini-PC with a NAS in a chassis measuring 145 × 165 mm in some versions. It is powered by the relatively high-performance Ryzen AI 9 HX 370—far more processing power than a conventional NAS typically needs—while offering storage expansion beyond what most mini-PCs provide.
Storage and connectivity
The system supports three M.2 SSDs plus either two or four SATA drives, depending on the configuration. That means the higher-end version can accommodate seven drives in total. Beelink says one configuration can be built into a storage system with up to 132TB of capacity, although larger individual drives are also available.
There are two RAM slots, and Beelink offers configurations with 32GB of memory. Other features include USB4, 2.5GbE and 10GbE RJ45 ports, and Wi-Fi 6E.
Depending on the version, the ME Pro 370 measures either 145 × 165 mm or 112 × 121 mm. In China, the less expensive model costs about $590, while the higher-end version is priced at $635.
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