Intel released four NUC 11 series mini consoles at this year’s CES, which can be equipped with RTX 2060 discrete graphics, all of that use Intel’s 11th generation mobile processors and are furnished with Xe Torch graphics.
The models included in this series are:
- NUC 11 Enthusiast Mini PC
- NUC 11 Performance Mini PC
- NUC 11 Pro Mini PC
- NUC 11 Compute Element computing unit
Among them, the Intel NUC 11 Pro mini host uses a double-sided PCB design, and the CPU is placed under the motherboard. This computer supports dual-slot notebook memory and is equipped with three M.2 slots.
One PCIe x4 Gen 4: M.2 2280 is used to install solid-state drives, and one PCIe x1 Gen 3: M.2 2230 is used to install wireless network cards. , There is also a 2242 interface to expand additional equipment.
The design of this computer is very compact with a TDP of 40W. The CPU is equipped with an i7-1185G7 processor, 4 cores and 8 threads, the maximum frequency is 4.8GHz, and supports DDR4-3200 and AVX-512 instruction sets.
By looking at interfaces, the computer has a Type-C port, one of which supports USB 4 and Thunderbolt 4, and the other supports Thunderbolt 3. In addition, there are 3 USB 3.2 Type-A ports, HDMI 2.0b, and DP 1.4a output.
Intel NUC 11 Enthusiast is the most high-end model. In addition to the i7-1165G7 processor, this computer is also furnished with Nvidia RTX 2060 graphics, supports M.2 22110 specification slots, and can be equipped with enterprise-class NVME solid-state drives. The host also uses an external power supply design, which requires 19V 230W.
The minimum Intel NUC 11 series mini host is the i3-1115G4 processor, which uses a dual-core four-thread design with an acceleration frequency of 4.1GHz. The core display is not equipped with the latest Xe Torch GPU. These NUC computers have not yet been released in China, and the price is unknown.
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