Although ASUS and others make mini-PCs and other small form factors. If you need a powerful, small-form-factor PC tailored to your needs, then the NUC is the choice. Why buy an Intel NUC 13 Pro?Īs we have said for the past 12 generations of Intel NUC, it is more a way of computing life.
* vPro is for enterprise use and offers centralised IT admin and other management features. And as we discovered you can use an eGPU if you wish.
The Intel Iris Xe Graphics have come a long way with i5/i7 80/96 Execution Units, full Direct X/Open CL support and support for four monitors. Power: i3 gets a 90W and i5/i7 a 20V/6W/120W power adapter. The Tall chassis allows for a 2.5mm SATA 6.0 HDD (cable and power) and has an expandable faceplate – see Gorite for expansion options using the faceplate, lid and internal headers. 2 x HDMI 2.1, CEC, TDMS, HDR, 7.1/8 channel sound (rear) will support one 2 x Thunderbolt 4 with DP 2.1 and USB-C 4.0 (rear).M/2 2280 Key Type M PCIe 4 x4 NVMe (inside).M.2 2242 Key Type B PCIe 3 x1 and SATA (inside).M.2 2230 Wi-Fi and BT card Wi-Fi 6E AXE 2 x 2 160Mhz, 2400Gbps and BT 5.3 (inside).2 x SO-DIM DDR4 up to 3200MHz total of 64GB (inside).DDR5 is used in the NUC 13 Extreme with Intel i9/i7 Core designed for gamers and power users.
Technically it is the ‘Next Unit of Computing’ – a small form-factor comprising the Slim (117mm by 112mm x 37mm) or Tall (117mm x 112mm x 54 mm) chassis and a power brick that is almost as large. Taking up to 64GB DDR4, these mini-PCs are wolves in sheep’s clothing. The Intel NUC 13 Pro use Intel 13 th Gen Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 and the new vPro version processors.
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