Intel Announces Tiger Lake-Based Family of NUC 11 Computers

Intel has announced the family of computersNUC 11, The company’s miniature series of computers that come in the current generation in 4 different versions with the 11th generation Tiger Lake processors. Among the models you can find theNUC 11 Enthusiast, Intel’s tiny gaming laptop that comes with the GeForce RTX 2060 card.

The new NUC 11 family of computers includes:

• NUC 11 Enthusiast – Phantom Canyon code name. The new generation of Intel’s tiny gaming mobile that replaces the 2018 Hades Canyon model. It uses the i7-1165G7 processor along with the GeForce RTX 2060 graphics card.
• NUC 11 Performance Panther Canyon code name. A tiny desktop computer that comes with a processor up to i7-1165G7 and uses the Intel Intel Iris Xe graphics card. It can be found in 3 different configurations: K – 37 mm thick, H – 54 mm high with space for a 2.5-inch drive, and finally Q – which comes with space for a 2.5-drive and a wireless Q charger at the top with a power of 15W.

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• NUC 11 Pro Tiger Canyon code name. The business version of the Performance PC. Also available with Intel vPro 37mm 37mm and 54mm H with space for a 2.5-inch hard drive.
• NUC 11 Compute Element – Elk Bay code name. A tiny computing module designed to be part of other computer systems, coming in a size of 65 × 95 mm.

technical specs:

Intel did not provide expected availability or pricing for the new NUC 11 computers.

For users who need a small computing solution, Intel’s new NUC 11 series is an excellent solution that comes in the current generation in a large variety of configurations. The relative disadvantage comes with the Performance version, which integrates the previous generation of video cards from NVIDIA, although relative to the size of the computer it is a high level of performance.