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I was looking for one a few months ago, but no luck. You're best bet is to go with mini-itx system (which is about 4x as big as NUC, but still compact when comp

I was looking for one a few months ago, but no luck. You're best bet is to go with mini-itx system (which is about 4x as big as NUC, but still compact when compared to mATX). If you gonna get one of those, go for 35W TDP CPU as I had some issues with overheating on Ryzen 2400G using this case -- https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA93K72F6204&cm_re=inwin-_-14G-0047-00002-_-Product https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA93K72F62... This is a complete part list of my build -- https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/avolkov/saved/#view=mYmM8d https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/avolkov/saved/#view=mYmM8d

bitL 8y ago
2400G is 65W, 2700U is 15W. I'd really like NUC-style, I have 3 already and they are great, just graphics is lagging. Having an average GPU (i.e. gaming in 720p) in 15W and small NUC dimensions would be perfect! mITX is too large already.
- nischalsamji 8y ago
  > just graphics is lagging When do you see the lag? While playing games?? development work??? I am looking forward to buy an NUC, I do lots of photo editing and development.
  - bitL 8y ago
    Anything 3D over 720p. 2-year old games are barely playable at 720p low settings. Even faster memory doesn't help much. But for photo/video editing it should be totally fine ;-) For HTPC in 1080p even the BayTrail-based NUC 2820 is totally sufficient (e.g. Kodi).