Intel® NUC 11 Extreme Kit - NUC11BTMi9
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12/15/2021
SummaryThe Intel NUC 11 Extreme Kit - Beast Canyon offers very good performance in a small chassis. With the new Compute Element based on the Intel Core i9-11900KB, there is an economical SoC that comes from the laptop segment. The 8 cores and 16 threads provide...
notebookcheck.netProsstable and compact case, Core i9 with 8 cores and 16 threads, high system performance, Power supply with SFX form factor with 650 watts, many connectivity options, 2x Thunderbolt 4, UHS-II SD card reader, four M.2 slots, Wi-Fi 6
Consclearly audible under load, limited compatibility with expansion cards
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12/10/2021
SummaryWe're long-time proponents of big, bold and bodacious desktop systems around here. We've been evaluating the latest and greatest PC hardware for over two decades after all, and many of us have ben PC enthusiasts even longer than that. As much as we dig fu...
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08/02/2021
SummaryThe storage subsystem in the Tiger Lake-based notebooks and PCs presents some interesting aspects. These are the first crop of SFF / battery-powered devices to sport direct CPU-attached PCIe Gen 4 capabilities. The PCMark 10 suite includes a storage bench...
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08/02/2021
SummaryIntel's gaming NUCs have always carried this air of the ultimate luxury product. Sure, they were expensive, but you couldn't replicate them as a DIY builder without serious compromises. Even when Ghost Canyon showed up as a much bigger system (relative to...
pcworld.com_techhive.comProsModular design allows for easier upgrades, Powerful Tiger Lake H processor, Supports full-length discrete graphics cards, Customizable RGB design on front panel
ConsMore complex case layout than predecessor, Case is more delicate than predecessor, Proprietary SFX-sized power supply
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07/29/2021
SummaryThe Intel NUC 11 Extreme Kit (Beast Canyon) is a miniature barebones desktop enabled by Intel's Compute Element and a case that fits discrete graphics cards. It's pricey for what it is, however...
tomshardware.comProsVery small for a gaming desktop, Fits longer discrete GPU than last generation, Three-year warranty, Lots of ports,
ConsVery pricey, Divisive RGB skull
Retail prices reported as of 24 Sep 2023 21:09:43 GMT