Panther Canyon i7 NUC Review (NUC11PAHi7)
The Panther Canyon NUC is the latest version of Intel’s ultra mini desktop PCs that many have been waiting for. After last year’s disappointing Frost Canyon NUC things were finally moving to the correct...
Because size does matter...
The Panther Canyon NUC is the latest version of Intel’s ultra mini desktop PCs that many have been waiting for. After last year’s disappointing Frost Canyon NUC things were finally moving to the correct...
HEADS UP: We have already reviewed the Panther Canyon i7 NUC. Despite Intel reporting that Panther Canyon NUC will only be released to Asia Pacific markets Amazon in Europe is selling the Panther Canyon...
EDIT: We have already reviewed the Panther Canyon i7 NUC. The new NUC 11 Performance, also known as the Panther Canyon NUC will be available very soon according to FanlessTech. Panther Canyon's launch is...
Akasa is a well-known manufacturer of fanless cases for Intel NUC computers. They’ve been producing cases for various NUCs for a good amount of years though they’re probably more known for their cooling solutions....
The i7 model of Intel’s NUC 10 Performance hit the shelves already early this year but the i3 and i5 models have only recently started to be available. I’ve already written articles about the...
The Frost Canyon NUC is Intel’s latest performance-line NUC also known as NUC 10 Performance. The i7 model has been on the market for quite some time already but the i3 and i5 models...
You might remember that earlier this year FanlessTech reported that the successor to the Hades Canyon NUC is going to be called Phantom Canyon NUC. The original Hades Canyon NUC had an AMD GPU...
The Hades Canyon NUC debuted back in 2018 and it remains the most powerful NUC for gaming. This is because rather surprisingly Intel decided to equip these NUCs with a Kaby Lake-G GPU that...
It is again that time of the year when Intel’s latest mainstream NUCs hit the shelves. This is the bread and butter 4×4 inch NUC that has existed since the beginning of the Intel...
Ok, so you thought one leak per day would be enough? Well, the source is FanlessTech for this one too. Those guys have a track record for being pretty accurate with their leaks, so...