When viewing the SPECviewperf test on the NUC10i7FNH the output looked fine and our ad-hoc testing proved that the NUC10i7FNH is very usable in normal day-to-day usage, however for heavy graphics such as video editing or CAD work the NUC8i7BEH would be a better choice.In our MS Office testing, we edited a 23-page document that had imbedded graphics, an 8 sheet Excel spreadsheet and a 50 slide PowerPoint slide deck. Optimized and tuned by Intel, you have peace of mind with a 3-year warranty and world-class Intel … He's on Twitter @vDoppleSubscribe to the StorageReview newsletter to stay up to date on the latest news and reviews.
The Dell monitor has a keyboard, mouse, and video (KVM) switch built into it. It took less than 5 minutes to install Windows and have the system running.The bottom of the case is attached by four captive Phillips-head screws.
Overall, the case on this device is very durable and should hold up well in a home, office, or datacenter.Benchmarks are useful to quantify the performance of a device, but to get a better feel for how the device would perform for a typical home user we conducted other, less quantifiably tests on the systems. Other have been able to install various versions of Windows servers on NUCs but had to build their own driver pack.The WLAN module in the NUC10i7FNH is the Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 which is capable of transfer rates of up to 2.4 Gbps.A block diagram of the device shows that both the SATA and M.2 have 6.0 Gbps connectivity.We continue to be impressed by the NUC build quality and by how much power Intel can put into these small form factor systems. This CPU is a 64-bit six-core performance mobile x86 microprocessor with 12 MB Intel Smart Cache. Available now for 5th and 6th generation NUCs.Click here to access the My Intel Dashboard from any Intel.com page. The monitors built-in KVM switch was extremely useful during our testing as it allowed us to switch between the NUC10i7FNH and our laptop with the push of a button. The NUC 10 Performance series is powered by 10th Gen Intel processors and comes fully set up – just add monitor, keyboard and mouse. Intel confirmed the release of NUC 10 “Frost Canyon” but it’s not yet available on the market: 2019-11-21 | Anandtech | Intel Confirms Comet Lake-Based NUC 10 ‘Frost Canyon’ UCFF PCs Anyone have any idea whether this will be Hackint0sh compatible? The CPU/GPU of the device is not visible as it is mounted on the underside of the motherboard. The processor operates at normal speed of 1.1 GHz with a Turbo Boost of up to 4.7 GHz. The workloads fall into seven broad categories; Media and Entertainment, Product Development, Life Sciences, Energy, Financial Services, General Operations, and GPU Compute. We are going to list the broad-category results for each, as opposed to the individual workloads. Verify that the Enhanced Consumer IR is enabled (check the box). It has a TDP (Thermal Design Power) rating of 15 W. It supports up to 64 GB of dual-channel DDR4-2666 memory.Based on the performance of the benchmarks and the ad-hock testing that we performed on the system we feel that it would make a very good power-user system for demanding office users that use typical office applications, does demanding web browsing, and plays streaming videos.
It has support for Hyper-threading so a total of 12 threads can be running at a given time.
The audio played flawlessly through a headset plugged in to the device.To test how well a web browser performed on the device we opened 10 tabs in Chrome browser to various sites and then switched between them without any lag or issues.Although not extensively tested we did find that the built-in Wi-Fi worked well, and the WLAN module is capable of up 2.4 Gbps. The bottom of the device has a ventilated metal slot that can house a single 2.5 HDD or SDD drive. The results are an average of all the individual workloads in each category.To test the performance of local video and audio we used the libde265 player to play a 640 x 360 30 fps video that was stored locally on the system in quarter scale mode and then in full screen mode.
The TPD and RAM are shared between the CPU and GPU.The more adventurous have found that they can install a hypervisor such as ESXi on it, in fact NUC systems have found quite a following in home labs.One oddity that we found on the NUC10i7FNH is that it’s LED on indicator is a lot dimmer than that one on the NUC8i7BEH.