Most users have struggled to get it too work on Beelink pcs as it doesn’t have the correct drivers. Rock is designed for specific intel nucs. Similar intel based systems can work but not guaranteed.
If you are intent on using the Beelink hardware you can try ROCK. If it doesn’t work it isn’t a big deal. Just install a distro like Ubuntu Server and add Roon Server to that. If you do insist on using ROCK then go to the MOCK thread and see what small form factor machines do work with ROCK.
did you have to change a lot of things in the bios? been trying to use an n95 (beelink) and it’s not going well but I was trying to install the 1.8 version of roon
And performance-wise, what about the N100 ? Especially when applying upsampling and filters to a 192khz stream for example ? N100 devices are very appealing, inexpensive and can be used without ventilation for dead silent core. For example Kingnovy présente un MiniPC Intel N100 fanless spécial réseau . I plan to directly connect my main DAC to the core (USB), to bypass a Ropieee endpoint, but the core have to be silent.
If you have a machine that can already do this, compare the CPU in it to the N100 CPU. If it benchmarks the same it can do it. If it does not it may not be able to.