googlemad Posted January 20, 2015 Posted January 20, 2015 Are there are stats available on the Interweb that compare a standard i3 Desktop PC against a i3 Intel NUC? We may be getting lots of money (and NUCs) if we can do a good comparison! 1
SHimmer45 Posted January 20, 2015 Posted January 20, 2015 most NUC's are under 10W idle and in use might get neat 30W maybe AnandTech | Intel's Haswell NUC: D54250WYK UCFF PC Review review and some power figures of an i5 based nuc. main thing with alot of the reference designs for NUC's is the limited USB ports on some so that is worth checking
Arthur Posted January 20, 2015 Posted January 20, 2015 Intel's Broadwell NUCs are due to be released in Feb/March and these use even less electricity (although that's to be expected when compared to a standard Core i3). techreport.com/news/27620/broadwell-nucs-have-slimmer-chassis-faster-m-2-x4-storage fanlesstech.com/2015/01/broadwell-nucs-official.html nucblog.net/2015/01/new-nucs-announced-core-i7-model-coming/ 1
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