Nuc 11 panther canyon: tiger lake, ddr4 3200 mhz and support 8k
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We believed that Intel had introduced the latest in its “NUC” range at CES 2020, but kept NUC 11. Inside, we show you.
Nicknamed 11 Panther Canyon, the NUC 11 is going to be a team without rivals in a sector where there is more and more demand and common sense. Next, we will see that its technical specifications are brutal and that it will not leave anyone indifferent. Apparently, the NUC 9 Extreme was not the only thing that Intel had prepared for this sector.
NUC 11 Technical Specifications
Source: FanlessTech
The NUC 11 would become the substitute for Skull Canyon and Hades Canyon, but it will not carry Intel chips with " H " terminology, instead it will use the low-consumption line of Tiger Lake. It would come equipped with TDP 28W Tiger Lake U processors, leaving the Core i5, Core i7 and Core i3 versions. In order to better find its specifications, we show them to you as follows:
- Intel Xe graphics. 3200 MHz Dual Channel DDR4 SODIMMs RAM and a maximum of 64 GB. Slot M.2 22 × 80. PCI x4 Gen4 NVMe. Intel Optane Memory M10 Ready. HDMI 2.1 port. Mini DisplayPort 1.4 port. Ethernet port.2x Thunderbolt 3 ports. 8K support. Intel Wireless AX-201. Wi-FI 6. Bluetooth 5.
There would be another version called Phantom Canyon that would also equip Tiger Lake-U processors, but only with the Core i5 and Core i7 variants. The skull logo would be backlit in blue and the layout of the Mini PC can be laid down or in the shape of a tower.
Launching
As for its launch, it is believed that the NUC 11 Panther Canyon and Phantom Canyon would be released in the second half of 2020. We already want to see them in action because they promise to be two balanced teams with great performance.
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