Frost Canyon / Comet Lake NUC Tech Specs Released
I just received a tip from a helpful reader that the Comet Lake NUC technical product specifications have been released by Intel!
I’m a bit on the go at the moment, but will update this post with all the interesting details. Meanwhile, you can have a read of the long PDF document here: NUC10i357FN_TechProdSpec
I’m a bit confused: it has two memory slots and says it supports 8 or 16gb sodimms. But is says it supports up to 64gb of ram. The math doesn’t work.
It’s confusing, but they do list a compatible SODIMM configuration with total memory of 32gb, but comprised of 2x 16GB SDRAM density on an individual stick of RAM. I was not aware they were characterized in that way.
So, 2 slots, each with a 16GB x2 stick = 32. Weird, I know.
*64…
Intel are talking about 16GB memory technology, which according to some Internet articles actually refers to memory density: 16 GB chips per one side of the SODIMM module. It is confusing indeed. Especially since density is usually not mentioned when selling RAM…
G.Skill and ZADAC have “Double Capacity DIMM” that are 32GB each.
Until now only a handful of Asus Z390 motherboards have had compability with them, but it seems they can be used in the new Gen10 NUC’s as well.
You can find compatible RAM modules for this NUC here: http://compatibleproducts.intel.com/ProductDetails?EPMID=188811