much smaller than the previous mini-ITX system motherboards, called NUC or Next Unit of Computing. This tiny motherboard measures just 4 inches by 4 inches, which is significantly smaller compared ...

Seven months ago we took a first look at Intel's NUC when we ... 80 or so for the bare motherboard, which retails at just over £300 and a little more if you opt for the DC53427HYE barebones ...

I no longer have to reboot the NUC (model DC53427HYE) to get sound to come back, but I do have to right click the speaker icon in the notification area (lower right of the screen in the Desktop ...

Unlike the NUC, which ships with chips soldered to the motherboard, the 5×5 includes an LGA socket to house an Intel Core processor of your choice, with support for 35W or 65W thermal designs.

The heart of the NUC Extreme is the "Compute Element," a proprietary motherboard with an LGA 1700 CPU socket, along with room for two laptop-sized DDR5 SODIMM sticks and three PCIe 4.0 M.

Intel gave NUC a well-spirited “green” purpose in that you could later upgrade the main “Element” board, which is basically the motherboard of the computer that holds the processor ...