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At its core, the D1NU is a miniature heatsink designed for passive cooling. In order to accommodate the groundbreaking miniaturized complete systems NUC (Next Computing Unit) from Intel in a visually adequate housing and also to go technically to the full, Impactics offers the mini cases in two different colors and versions.
So small, can this really be a computer? That's probably the first question one faces with Intel's Next Unit of Computing (NUC). And yes, the answer is, even with already integrated, powerful CPU. After all, it's one thing to power your display with high-performance components. On the other hand, it is completely different, to realize the whole on a tiny miniature system and yet not to sacrifice power. The form factor of the NUC standard of 10.16 x 10.16 x 5.08 cm can definitely be described as outstandingly small.
The D1NU has all the required cut-outs required by a NUC-series motherboard such as Intel's D33217CK or D33217GKE on I / O ports. These are holes for the USB, HDMI and LAN ports, on the back and another for the USB port on the front. Optionally, in this version, you can use pre-punched serial ports in the lower area.
The principle of the Winzling provides to insert the mini-board and then to equip the two chips with the supplied copper heat sink. This is then connected to the outside, removable cooling fins of the housing and in this way, the heat of the CPU through the housing itself. So the Celeron or Core i3 is operated efficiently and completely silently.
Technical details:
At its core, the D1NU is a miniature heatsink designed for passive cooling. In order to accommodate the groundbreaking miniaturized complete systems NUC (Next Computing Unit) from Intel in a visually adequate housing and also to go technically to the full, Impactics offers the mini cases in two different colors and versions.
So small, can this really be a computer? That's probably the first question one faces with Intel's Next Unit of Computing (NUC). And yes, the answer is, even with already integrated, powerful CPU. After all, it's one thing to power your display with high-performance components. On the other hand, it is completely different, to realize the whole on a tiny miniature system and yet not to sacrifice power. The form factor of the NUC standard of 10.16 x 10.16 x 5.08 cm can definitely be described as outstandingly small.
The D1NU has all the required cut-outs required by a NUC-series motherboard such as Intel's D33217CK or D33217GKE on I / O ports. These are holes for the USB, HDMI and LAN ports, on the back and another for the USB port on the front. Optionally, in this version, you can use pre-punched serial ports in the lower area.
The principle of the Winzling provides to insert the mini-board and then to equip the two chips with the supplied copper heat sink. This is then connected to the outside, removable cooling fins of the housing and in this way, the heat of the CPU through the housing itself. So the Celeron or Core i3 is operated efficiently and completely silently.
Technical details:
- Dimensions: 170 x 67 x 114 mm (W x H x D)
- Color: Black, Silver
- Standard: Intel Next Unit of Computing (NUC)
- Recess for external connections: 2x HDMI
1x LAN
3x USB
1x power supply
2x serial (pre-punched) - Power supply: external power supply 65 watts (optional)
- Features: Ivy Bridge platform, LAN, HDMI, NUC (preparation)
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