Because size does matter...
Intel has recently removed BIOS versions 56, 64 and 66 from their Download Center describing problems with password setup on NVMe SSDs. We discovered a potential issue related to the set up of a...
As I mentioned earlier when writing about the Akasa Plato X8 case the company was planning to come out with another fanless Bean Canyon case as well for the latest Intel i3 / i5...
Akasa has just informed me that they have a new fanless case for the Bean Canyon NUC. It is called Plato X8 and it is compatible with all Bean Canyon NUC models up to...
The Crimson Canyon NUC was announced and it entered the market without much fanfare. In some ways it’s pretty interesting product though – it’s the second Intel NUC that has a separate AMD Radeon...
A member on the PCEVA forums has published of what seems a pretty credible roadmap for consumer Intel NUCs (well, the “Core” ones) for 2019/2020. Here are some interesting points: Ghost Canyon (Hades Canyon...
There seems to be a lot of questions circling around on how to install ESXi on a Bean Canyon NUC. Especially the i5 (NUC8i5BEH) and the i7 (NUC8i7BEH) models are ideal as they both...
Ok, so it’s time to list the Intel NUC related deals for this coming Black Friday and why not Cyber Monday as well. I’ll add any good offers I see and I would be...
We all know Akasa makes fanless cases for Intel NUCs but how many of you have really seen one live? I certainly hadn’t and I always somehow thought that Akasa NUC cases are expensive...
Since I’ve now reviewed every Bean Canyon NUC model currently on the market, I wanted to do a simple comparison on how do they fare against each other in a few games. Now I’m...
This is the last Bean Canyon review I’ll be posting I promise. This year I’ve been lucky enough to source all 3 different versions at the same time. A couple of weeks ago I...
Ok, last week I was looking at the i3 Bean Canyon NUC and now it’s time to do the same for the i5 model. The model I have under review here is the NUC8i5BEK...
