NUCs are a line of small form factor, compact PCs originally developed and designed by Intel, but back in 2023, Intel decided to cease development and hand over the reins of the NUC brand to Asus.

The Intel NUC 12 Extreme brings Intel's new performance hybrid architecture and a socketed motherboard to the NUC line for the first time. For those who want a powerful system with a small ...

The other offerings based on the Intel Processors N97 (Alder Lake-N) include the Motherboard Series, which features various form factors, including the NUC-N97, Pico-ITX (SOM-P104), the SBC 3.5 ...

What goes into the system isn’t as rigidly defined. However, nearly all cases take mini-ITX motherboards as their largest size. Most also limit you to smaller power supply form factors (SFX, SFX ...

If you think mini-ITX is too big but don't like the soldered down processor of the Intel NUC, the chip giant has come up with a new form factor that splits the difference: 5×5.. Measuring, er, 5. ...

Intel says it will shift resources from desktop motherboards to boards for emerging form factors, such as the company’s recently released NUC (Next Unit of Computing), a tiny, 4-by-4-inch, self ...

Intel has announced that it has ceased production of its Next Unit of Computing (NUC) line of small form factor PCs, intended for use as compact servers, home cinemas, or even a games console ...

The Simply NUC Onyx range of mini PCs feature feature Intel’s 13th generation Raptor Lake “H” series processors and use the familiar 4×4 inch “NUC” form factor.

Unlike the traditional tiny NUC form factor, ... So you could, say, plug the NUC 9 Compute Element into a spare PCIe slot on your existing gaming PC's motherboard. A PC within a PC.

As is usual with a mini PC, upgradeability is limited due to the small frame, but that's always the case with a compact form factor. ASUS ROG NUC 970: Software and RGB. Image 1 of 5.