Beelink T45 Review with Windows and Linux, and Tweaking BIOS Power Limits
[Update December 23, 2019: We've been informed by Beelink that the T45 has been updated to the 6W Celeron N4200 processor instead, and the system is now cooled with a fan. The model reviewed in this post is the fanless version with a 10W Intel J4250 processor, which was never sold]
[Update January 30, 2020: We've now posted a review of the new model at Beelink Gemini T45 Pentium N4200 Mini PC Review]
Beelink have further extended their �Gemini� range of mini PCs by adding the T45. This is a passively cooled mini PC
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