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Black NUC housing with fanless operation, integrated heatsink, 2x HDMI, 4x USB, 1x LAN
Essentially, the D7NU1 from Impactics is a miniature heatsink designed for passive cooling . Impactics consequently follows its KISSS principle: Keep it Simple, Silent, Smart. In order to accommodate the groundbreaking miniaturized complete systems NUC (Next Unit of Computing) from Intel in an optically adequate dwelling and also to go technically on the whole Impactics offers the mini cases in two colors.
The features of the D7NU1 at a glance
The KISSS Case D7NU1 by Impactics 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 the answer is: yes, 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 in 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 candefinitely be described as outstandingly small. Just 25 mm space between the mainboard and caseback.
The D7NU1 compatible with mainboards of the NUC series Dawson Canyon from Intel and brings appropriate cutouts for theUSB, HDMI or USB Type-C ports for DisplayPort 1.2 and LAN ports on the back and two more for the USB ports on the front with. Optionally, in this version at the bottom of pre-punched panels can be removed to use two wireless antennas or an audio connection.
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 exterior, removable cooling fins of the housing and in this way, the heat of the CPU will give over the housing itself. So the processor is operated efficiently and completely silently.
Technical details:
Black NUC housing with fanless operation, integrated heatsink, 2x HDMI, 4x USB, 1x LAN
The features of the D7NU1 at a glance
- Robust and compact case for Intel's NUC in black
- Passive cooling, quiet, fanless operation
- 2x HDMI, 1x RJ45, 4x USB, cut-outs for WLAN antenna and audio socket
The KISSS Case D7NU1 by Impactics 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 the answer is: yes, 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 in 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 candefinitely be described as outstandingly small. Just 25 mm space between the mainboard and caseback.
The D7NU1 compatible with mainboards of the NUC series Dawson Canyon from Intel and brings appropriate cutouts for theUSB, HDMI or USB Type-C ports for DisplayPort 1.2 and LAN ports on the back and two more for the USB ports on the front with. Optionally, in this version at the bottom of pre-punched panels can be removed to use two wireless antennas or an audio connection.
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 exterior, removable cooling fins of the housing and in this way, the heat of the CPU will give over the housing itself. So the processor is operated efficiently and completely silently.
Technical details:
- Dimensions: 170 x 67 x 114 mm (W x H x D)
- Color: Black
- Standard: Intel "Next Unit of Computing" (NUC)
- Recess for external connections:
2x HDMI
1x LAN
4x USB
1x power supply
1x audio
2x WLAN antennas (pre-punched) - Power supply: external power supply (optional)
- Compatibility:
Intel NUC7i3DNBE
Intel NUC7i5DNBE
Intel NUC7i3DNKE
Intel NUC7i5DNKE
Intel NUC7i3DNHE
Intel NUC7i5DNHE - Features: Two recesses for extension cords from Impactics
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