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Meanwhile, I'm still waiting for a AMD-based NUC size PC with Ryzen 2 core and more powerful Radeon iGPU.

• tecleandor 7y ago
  It's not a NUC, but the ASRock DESKMINI A300 is quite small and might cover some of your needs...
  • michielr 7y ago
    The A300 is wonderful, but there aren't any Zen 2 APU's available. When the next gen APU's with Zen 2 cores come out I'm hoping to build an A300 with a Ryzen 5 APU and 32GB RAM. Seems like a dream dev machine for me.
• BurnGpuBurn 7y ago
  As an alternative for the Asrock A300 but again a bit bigger there's also the beautiful but expensive Cirrus 7 incus A300, which is completely fanless[0]. [0] https://www1.cirrus7.com/en/produkte/cirrus7-incus/ https://www1.cirrus7.com/en/produkte/cirrus7-incus/
• thijsvandien 7y ago
  Throw in passive cooling please! Still waiting for the iBOX-R1000 to become available. Meanwhile more options are very welcome.
• twotwotwo 7y ago
  Using the ASRock A300 today and already pretty happy with it (small, quiet, reasonable cost, gets the work done), though of course agree the next APUs should be a noticeable step up. It'd've been nice if ASRock's micro-STX formfactor had taken off and gotten an AM4 variation (http://www.asrock.com/nettop/Intel/DeskMini%20GTXRX/index.asp http://www.asrock.com/nettop/Intel/DeskMini%20GTXRX/index.as... ). It's a mini-tower bigger than NUC or the A300 but smaller than mini-ITX. Compared to mini-ITX, it takes an MXM GPU instead of having a full-sized PCI slot and uses an external brick PSU. The extra benefit on the AM4 side would've been that even a weak dGPU allows using non-APU chips, at least up to the supported TDP.