How to build out an Intel NUC mini PC
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- If you’d like a simple, barebones computer, Intel’s NUC is worth a look. The only problem with this inexpensive PC is the fact it comes as a kit, so you must purchase your own RAM and hard drive. Here’s what you need to know before you pull the trigger.
Before you buy any components, you’ll need to decide on the NUC itself. On the low end there’s the Celeron and Pentium powered models that sell for $130 to $180. The next step up are the Core i3 and i5 models. These have more capable processors, better integrated graphics, and bump the maximum RAM from eight to sixteen gigabytes. Then there’s the king of all NUCs, the i7, which ships at about $475. It unfortunately doesn’t have a quad-core i7, but it does offer the highest clock speed of any NUC, and bumps the integrated graphics up to Intel’s Iris 6100. This model is also available only in the larger NUC case.
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These things are SO cute!
[Unfortunately the prices are ridiculous!]
200$ for a mid-range pc from a company that has very very good reputation of making reliable motherboards.... & u just need to add your own ram and storage which can be done with 100$ ... u can get a 120gb ssd for 20$ and 8gb ram for $50 ... , and it's much better option than getting thin clients for office, I have 3 of these with i5 8250u at our office... very snappy and low power computer , pretty much silent and fits behind the monitor... it is used for a web based page that controls set top boxes of people & excel sheet where customer data is stored ... works well and employees can play some lite games when not working...
Why not parse next?
As established by the CPU?
I wonder if all models are equipped with two memory slots?
can it play crisis?
Should have flip screen as well full pc
Can you replace the CPU with a i7 quadcore
What's the point when they have tablets with hdmi/usb support
This is a full computer.
The tablet is a *fuller* computer because it include a screen.
My first computer I got from my dad was a small Intel NUC with a 250GB SSD. I used to call it flat pink because it was flat, and at that time, I thought Ram was a flat-chested pink-haired girl.
Thanks
you can get a similar mini pc on alibaba for 1/3 the cost
2 years late but do you think you can give a link
Can we use nvme samsung 970 evo?
The ultimate NUC:
I7 model
16 gig ram
Nvidia tegra x1
1:52 Can anyone tell me what those grey and black wires are connected to or for?
These should be wifi atennas. They are just connected to the side of the case.
@@est495 Thanks!
@@bloodstarkidlander9159 you're welcome
I built mine the other day. I installed windows 8.1 and all that but I don't have internet. It doesn't display any wireless networks and it won't display a network via ethernet. Any help is really appriceated.
+Aidan D You missed the drivers
Linux is the way to go..and I am typing this from a windows 10-1709 PC
Tried using remix or phoenix os on this?
can i put Windows 10 on it.
It is windows 10, its a PC
Im new to pc building, how could i optimise this for gaming
Hi
Last night after 3 power failure in my building my PC Nuc won't turn on.Can you help me?
Do you have the power cable inserted? Do you have ram? Do you have an internal drive? Is windows installed? If it is an ssd is it screwed in? If it is a hard drive are the connecters lined up? If your still reading this you should get a life?
Wd 5000 gb what the fuck 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 2:09
I wonder how long before Windows 8.1 is completely dead.
+Edmundo studios Long after 7.
Maybe in 4-5 years.
Linux is also an option? Linux is NEVER an option!
Linux will be the supreme ruler of all computers in the future.
You must be living under a rock
At least I have privacy and much more customizability with the OS via code.
Linux is the only option since 1995. Anyone still using windows for anything but games is a morons. Windows is not a serious operating system.
People who can't use linux are morons who wouldn't even know how to switch on a pc. It's much more straightforward than ms, secure, and a million times faster for smaller hardwares.