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Beelink SER10 Max Mini PC review: Gorgon Pointcomes ready to dual-boot Windows and Ubuntu

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 Beelink SER10 Max Mini PC review: Gorgon Pointcomes ready to dual-boot Windows and Ubuntu
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Tom's Hardware Verdict The Beelink SER10 Max is a solid entrant into the mini PC Space, with the additional bonus of having dual-boot support for Windows and Linux out of the box. It’s quite unusual and requires some patience to get up and running correctly. The Beelink SER10 Max might look like a standard Mac Mini-style mini PC, but this unit is fairly unique when compared to many of its other Mini PC compatriots – it comes dual-booted with both Windows 11 and Ubuntu, the latter of which also comes with OpenClaw and a lightweight local AI model pre-installed on the drive.

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Tom's Hardware Verdict The Beelink SER10 Max is a solid entrant into the mini PC Space, with the additional bonus of having dual-boot support for Windows and Linux out of the box. It’s quite unusual and requires some patience to get up and running correctly. However, the reality of the “OpenClaw” edition system highlights the limitations of the silicon within. $1,234 at Amazon(1TB 32GB RAM) $1,234.05 at Amazon(1TB 32GB RAM) $1,239 at Amazon(AMD Ryzen) Check Best Buy Pros +Whisper-quiet +Good upgradeability +Excellent build quality Cons -Ubuntu configuration is tricky -Disassembly requires the removal of glued-on feet -Limited local AI utility Best picks for you Best PC Cases 2026: Our Tested Picks for Your Next Build Best Gaming PCs of 2026 Best Mini-ITX Cases 2026: Our Tested Picks for…

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