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So yesterday we told that the technical product specification (PDF) was released by Intel. Now the Chinese website Koolshare has already published a review of a pre-production sample of the i7 Comet Lake NUC....
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...
We just learned about Intels NUC10 models this week and it seems MSI plans to beat Intel to market with their Cubi 5. Specifications seem very similar, but there are some novelties here –...
Hello everyone! It’s time to revive this blog. What could be a better topic than to announce the new Frost Canyon NUC. Intel skipped the 9th generation i3, i5 and i7 CPUs for the...
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...
