Intel NUC, Intel NUC 11 Mini PC, Panther Canyon NUC11PAHi5, Win10 Pro Mini Computer, Intel Core i5-1135G7,Up to 4.2GHz Turbo,4core,28W Intel Iris Xe Graphics,WiFi6,Thunderbolt 3(16GB RAM+512GB SSD)

I bought the barebones version of this.

Great little machine, easy to use and setup with vesa mount and new monitor to create a all in one setup that takes very little desk space. I added office and setup my daily tasks on it works great for what i need.

The NUC11PAHi7 & NUC11PAHi5 both have same defective Thunderbolt ports 3.

I purchased this PC and It ran every app we threw at it lightning fast.. It installed everything we needed for work.

Setup was very simple. Used to replace a desktop type computer. Saves desk space with better performance.

Its a great small form factor computer. Vast improvements over the previous NUC 10 & NUC 11 regarding monitor support and connectivity. This unit is being used as a trading workstation (IB) on Windows 11 Pro (22H2) utilizing (2) 32 4K monitors and the performance is very good. Its populated with G.Skill 64 Gig RAM and a 1 TB PCIe NVME Samsung 980 Pro.

LLEGO CON OTRO PROCESADOR, LLEGO CON EL N5015 Y YO COMPRE EL N5105 PERO POR LO DEMAS TODO BIEN POR AHORA.

Seems to run Ubuntu 22 ok, having trouble with VLC playing dvds.

This review is for the Intel NUC 11, NUC11ATKC4 Barebone Mini PC with Celeron N5105 and no memory, storage or operating system. I selected the N5105 because it is 4-core processor and functions exceptionally well for low-end work on Windows 11. I needed a mini PC to run my smart home devices and security cameras and run an FTP server. I researched every N5105 mini PC option on Amazon in the under $250 price-range. Every other one is made by no-name brands with dubious quality and limited warranties and they generally use the slowest sub-optimal storage and memory components and often clunky cooling solutions. I wanted high quality components to suit my 24/7 operational requirements and found this barebones Intel NUC best suited my needs. Where other brands lock you in with non-upgradeable hardware, most everything in the NUC is standard fare of the highest order, e.g. NVMe storage, DDR4 SODIMM memory, M.2 WiFi card. This affords exceptional flexibility. I added 16 GB of G.Skill 3200 MHz DDR4, a 500GB Western Digital Gen 3 NVMe for storage, and a Windows license I transferred from an old decommissioned PC and upgraded to Windows 11 Pro for free. Because I shopped sales before Christmas I was all in for less than $245. Sure, I could have saved a few dollars on a no-name brand, but I would have sacrificed quality, performance, and a 3 year factory warranty from a top American company. If you can get a NUC on sale, dont hesitate.

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