ASUS NUC 14 Pro Tall Barebone with Intel 14th Gen Core 3 100U, Up to 96GB DDR5 RAM, Triple Storage Design, Thunderbolt™ 4, Wi-Fi 6E & Bluetooth 5.3, Toolless Chassis Access, with VESA Mount Included

Poor fit on tool-less case. If you do buy it, be sure to wait through a prolonged period of memory training with the appearnace of a hung computer (keyboard lights all on, nothing apparently happening, no screen display).Th BIOS is totally dumbed down. Even an inexpensive N100 or N150 has a lot more options. This is NOT a good developer computer. Very few user configuration options in BIOs. Big disapointment.Inside, the SSD is held down by a little plastic pin. Toolless, but in the future, it will probably get brittle, or turn to jelly like plastics often do these days. The case has nice metal components, but plastic at very critical points. I am so upset by this, becuase it is not like Intel.Intel used to have deep information on all products. Don't expect that from ASUS. But, you can expect a really nice box and even a little card with gold proclamations of quality.I am SOOOOO sorry that I did not purchase the genuine Intel NUC 13 Pro instead.So far, I would rate this a minus 35 star, but then you'd think I'm just crazy. I can keep it for performance, but I might just return it anyway (against my normal policy to return a computer because it is poorly designed, and against my normal policy to write a bad review, and then also return the device, but if I'm still not over it by tomorrow, it is going back because it implied Intel quality but does not deliver.Windows user, owned by the giants? You could be quite happy. Power user? Maybe. User who enjoys more options and durability? Not so much. So for you, perhaps a 5 star. For me, well, not so much. Very much regret this purchase.There are a lot of computers that will give you much more power and configuration capabilities for the money. Unless you can get this for a deep discount, avoid if possible.

Great item small and has a lot of ports pc supports 96gb of ram i have 32 in there ddr 5 memory cpu runs fine sometimes it struggles with multiple windows open to the point i end up closing them you can hear the fan spin up and device gets hot it actullay shut down one time had to let it cool down.

Had a spare 2.5" ssd laying around and thought it would be a good opportunity to upgrade from an aging dell micro PC with a i5 6500t. Bought some ram along to go with it.Installed Ubuntu 24.02 LTS, and have several docker containers running beautifully. If you run Frigate NVR you can use OpenVINO and the CPU doesn't break a sweat. Have a few 2k cameras and Google nest cameras sending video to it.Very easy to put together, and get up and running. My old dell isn't even in the same league. Highly recommended!