News Asus NUC 14 Performance mini-PC launched — combines up to Core Ultra 9 185H and RTX 4070

[Admin]

Asus has added a new member to its NUC 14 family of mini-PCs. The new Asus NUC 14 Performance lives up to its suffix by packing in up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H ‘Meteor Lake’ processor, and Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 desktop GPU into a compact chassis.

Asus NUC 14 Performance mini-PC launched — combines up to Core Ultra 9 185H and RTX 4070 : Read more

 

[salgado18]

Business? Looks more like a PC console to me.
Although I can see engineering using these GPUs without purchasing notebooks and still allowing workers to take the PC home.

 

[Notton]

2x SODIMM DDR5: blegh
3x 2280 gen4x4: amazing
"Discreet GPU": Is there confirmation that these are the mobile versions?

Because the mobile 4070 is the same chip used in the desktop 4060/Ti, but with lower TDP.
Unless it overclocks like a monster, it's slower than a desktop 3060.

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

"Discreet GPU": Is there confirmation that these are the mobile versions?

These are Laptop chips for sure. Unlikely they will cramp DESKTOP variants in such a small form factor.

The same chips used in the gaming ROG NUC. This new "performance" mini-PC has the exact specs as the ROG NUC as well including the 330W power supply brick. So these should also be Laptop/mobile M counterparts.

Liliputing: "Just keep in mind that since this is a mobile CPU and mobile GPU, neither are user upgradeable."

 

[Notton]

Here is hoping Nvidia gets sued for confusing naming scheme for their mobile GPUs then.
File it under "Exaggerated or Misleading".

 

[SyCoREAPER]

That thing is either going to be a sauna or using a custom very lowered TDP. I can't imagine how heat can be efficiently discipated in such a small space otherwise.

 

[Findecanor]

I once had an Asus EeeBox PC in this form factor. It had a wider-looking base that was also relatively heavy and with grippy rubber on the bottom.

This "NUC"'s stand looks a bit flimsy. I am not convinced that it would support plugging and unplugging ports without having to hold it with your other hand.