You’ll often see NUCs being referred to with their code name or with the codename of the CPU. I’m listing here the consumer-oriented NUCs that are generally well available. There are also more industrial NUCs that offer an enterprise-level feature set and product lifespan but often less performance and older generation CPUs than the consumer NUCs.
Entry-level NUCs
- Previous: Arches Canyon (Apollo Lake)
- Current: June Canyon (Gemini Lake)
- Successor: unknown (Elkhart Lake/Jasper Lake?)
Mainstream NUCs
- Previous: Frost Canyon (Comet Lake)
- Current: Panther Canyon (Tiger Lake)
- Successor: unknown
Gaming
- Previous: Hades Canyon
- Current: Phantom Canyon
- Successor: unknown
Much rather be able to compare generation 5 vs 6.
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/nuc/nuc-comparison.html
Does anyone know that NUC7i7BNH model is too noisy ?
Mine sits with me on my desk and I’ve yet to hear it.
What about the Z83-W Mini PC? Great little thin client machine with Windows 10 installed for $112 on Amazon. Intel must be selling a ton because Amazon has it listed as THE Best Seller Mini PC, but I can’t find ANY mention of this product on Intel Support sites. And when I say ANY, that means even the Intel Search function returns not found on Z83-W.
You’re not gonna find that here since it’s not an official Intel NUC. It’s some cheap unbranded chinese box with one of the slowest chipsets generally found in low end tablets, it would be hell trying to use one of those.
update would be appreciated here
Please update this line up is out of date.
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