What type of PFC is used in the Beelink GTi13 Ultra (i9 13900HK) power supply?

paul1976

Hello. I’ve decided to buy an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for my mini PC. I’m now faced with the question of choosing a UPS with either a pure sine wave output or a modified (stepped) one. Could you please tell me what type of power factor corrector (PFC) the Beelink GTi13 Ultra (i9 13900HK) integrated power supply has—active or passive PFC?

Beelink CS-Yvette

paul1976 The official public documents do not directly specify the PFC type of the built-in power supply for GTi13 Ultra (i9 13900HK).

If you really need this exact information, I can check with our technical team for you.

Important advice for your UPS selection:
We strongly recommend you choose a pure sine wave output UPS.
Modified / stepped sine wave UPS has risks when used with Active PFC power supplies. It may damage the PFC circuit, cause abnormal buzzing, random reboot or boot failure of your mini PC over long-term use.
We suggest a UPS rated at ≥300VA / 200W or higher.

paul1976

Thank you. Your answer is comprehensive for me; there’s no need to bother the technical team. I’ve already done a fair amount of research on this issue and completely agree with you – modern, sensitive computer equipment definitely requires an uninterruptible power supply with a pure sine wave output.

Beelink CS-Yvette

paul1976 Glad this information is helpful for you.
You are absolutely right, pure sine wave UPS is the safer choice for modern computer hardware.

Feel free to reach out to us anytime if you meet any other issues while using your GTi13 Ultra. Wish you a great experience!