Intel will be releasing five NUCs based on an 28W processor. They all have an Iris Plus Graphics 655 GPU on board with 128MB edram. Five models are mentioned on the on the slide but these are actually ...

When I reviewed the Intel Bean Canyon NUC small form factor desktop computer in 2018, I noted that its 28-watt Intel Core i5-8259U processor with Intel Iris Plus 655 graphics gave it an edge over most ...

Intel's Bean Canyon NUCs Focus on Performance If you want a micro desktop PC with a lot of performance under its tiny hood, then wait for Intel's Bean Canyon NUCs launching later this year which come ...

While you might not get a high FPS on extreme resolutions, Intel's iGPUs still hold a high percentage on Steam hardware survey, so there are plenty of users playing games on it, therefore it is good ...

Brooke Crothers writes about mobile computer systems, including laptops, tablets, smartphones: how they define the computing experience and the hardware that makes them tick. He has served as an ...

Every year, Intel releases a new line of CPUs: in 2011 we got Sandy Bridge, last year brought us Ivy Bridge, and this year is bringing us Haswell. Each of these new architectures typically increases ...

Intel integrated graphics. These three words are synonymous with doom for PC gamers hoping to play even the most rudimentary 3D games on a laptop or desktop. An upgrade to AMD Radeon or Nvidia GeForce ...

Either the GPU shortage really is that bad, or maybe Intel’s DG1 is really that good, because the company announced Tuesday morning that its first-generation Iris Xe desktop graphics cards is shipping ...

Today, Intel fed us a feast of information around its 11th generation Core “Tiger Lake” processors, enough to sustain us for days to come. But among the most appetizing tidbits were some details ...

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If you need a desktop PC that can just disappear behind a monitor then there's few better options than one of Intel's NUCs, assuming of course you don't mind a bit of work adding your own storage, ...