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Beelink EQi Wildcat Lake review: Ultra-fast networking makes this mini PC a great office machine

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 Beelink EQi Wildcat Lake review: Ultra-fast networking makes this mini PC a great office machine
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TechRadar Verdict The EQi is highly tuned to an office environment, and when connected to my 10GbE network, it felt right at home. The design is a little lacklustre, but when opening Microsoft Office, Lightroom, and browsing the internet, the speed was surprisingly sharp. The internal storage is a little slow; however, popping in a Crucial T710, although over-spec’d for the machine, quickly sped up file transfers.

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TechRadar Verdict The EQi is highly tuned to an office environment, and when connected to my 10GbE network, it felt right at home. The design is a little lacklustre, but when opening Microsoft Office, Lightroom, and browsing the internet, the speed was surprisingly sharp. The internal storage is a little slow; however, popping in a Crucial T710, although over-spec’d for the machine, quickly sped up file transfers. While the graphics are weak for games and creative applications, the strength of this machine comes in day-to-day office work, where it excels.

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