Intel has unveiled its new Intel NUC 11 Extreme Kit, especially suited for high-end gaming. It comes with either a Core i7 or Core i9 processor with pricing starting at $1,150 and $1,350 respectively.<\/b>
\nIntel has announced its latest computer designed for high-end gaming, the Intel NUC 11 Extreme Kit. The new product, codenamed \u2018Beast Canyon\u2019, is a \u2018highly modular\u2019 PC running on Core i7 and Core i9 10nm Tiger Lake processors. What\u2019s interesting about this product is that the high-end hardware has been crammed into an 8-litre case and comes with features usually found in larger machines. Despite this machine being ideal for high-end gaming, it doesn’t come with an operating system installed by default so you’ll also have to set aside at least $139 for a copy of Windows 10. If you’re content with a more slender game library, you could opt for Ubuntu or Linux Mint which are free to use. It also ships without a GPU, which you will have to shell out extra for. Commenting on the new product, Intel said: The complete specifications for the Intel NUC Extreme Kit are as follows: If you\u2019re thinking about picking up the new Intel NUC 11 Extreme Kit you\u2019ll be able to find it on sale from the third quarter. Pricing for the computer starts at $1,150 for the Intel Core i7 kit and $1,350 for the Intel Core i9 kit.<\/p>\n