Intel has expanded its mini PC lineup with the launch of its new NUC 13 Extreme PCs. The latest-generation NUC 13 PCs come with 13th-generation processors, new chassis and also dedicated slots for the graphics cards.
In addition to that, the company has also unveiled the new NUC 13 Extreme Kit along with NUC 13 Extreme Compute Element. Both of these mini PCs are powered by 13th-generation Intel Core processors with a max TDP of 124W. Apart from that, these PCs feature a triple slot 12-inch graphics card support and a new thermal design to offer better cooling efficiency.
The NUC 13 Extreme models also feature a new chassis design that claims to offer better airflow with improved cooling efficiency and reduce thermal throttling. Users can get the Extreme PCs with up to Intel Core i9 13th-generation Intel processor with 8 performance cores and 13 efficiency cores and a maximum clock speed of 5.8GHz.
In addition to that, the PCs also come with support for dual-channel DDR5 RAM, Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6W support and more. Users also have the option to choose the Extreme PCs in multiple configurations.
The new Extreme PCs are first expected to arrive in China, which will be followed by the global release by the end of the year or early next year.
In addition to that, the company has also unveiled the new NUC 13 Extreme Kit along with NUC 13 Extreme Compute Element. Both of these mini PCs are powered by 13th-generation Intel Core processors with a max TDP of 124W. Apart from that, these PCs feature a triple slot 12-inch graphics card support and a new thermal design to offer better cooling efficiency.
The NUC 13 Extreme models also feature a new chassis design that claims to offer better airflow with improved cooling efficiency and reduce thermal throttling. Users can get the Extreme PCs with up to Intel Core i9 13th-generation Intel processor with 8 performance cores and 13 efficiency cores and a maximum clock speed of 5.8GHz.
In addition to that, the PCs also come with support for dual-channel DDR5 RAM, Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6W support and more. Users also have the option to choose the Extreme PCs in multiple configurations.
The new Extreme PCs are first expected to arrive in China, which will be followed by the global release by the end of the year or early next year.
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