Beelink EQi 304 (24GB + 512GB) vs Geekom A7 Max (Ryzen 9)

The Beelink EQi 304 (24GB + 512GB) comes out ahead, winning on price, owner rating and memory capacity. The Geekom A7 Max (Ryzen 9) wins on storage capacity, shipping with double the drive space in this configuration.

Processor design. The Beelink EQi 304 (24GB + 512GB) runs a five-core Intel Core 3 304 efficiency chip built for low power and networking, while the Geekom A7 Max (Ryzen 9) runs an eight-core Ryzen 9 7940HS built for raw performance, which is why the A7 Max suits heavier workloads even though it loses on price and rating.

The Beelink EQi 304 (24GB + 512GB), by a wide margin. It has a 10 Gigabit Ethernet port plus a 2.5G port and dual Thunderbolt 4, against the Geekom A7 Max (Ryzen 9)'s dual 2.5G Ethernet ports and no Thunderbolt.

The Geekom A7 Max (Ryzen 9) does, using an external 19V adapter like most mini PCs. The Beelink EQi 304 (24GB + 512GB) has an 85W power supply built into the chassis, so it plugs straight into a standard AC cable.

Buyers who need strong multi-core CPU performance, more onboard storage and fast USB4 connectivity for docks or external drives should choose the Geekom A7 Max (Ryzen 9).

Buyers who want a fast wired network, Thunderbolt 4 expansion and a tidy, brick-free desk, and do not need heavy CPU performance, should choose the Beelink EQi 304 (24GB + 512GB).