Simply NUC has unveiled its "Scorpion Canyon" NUC 14 Performance Mini PCs, featuring Intel Meteor Lake CPUs & RTX 40 GPUs.
Simply NUC's Scorpion Canyon NUC 14 Mini PC Employs Intel's Meteor Lake CPUs, Up To RTX 4070 GPUs
[Press Release]: Simply NUC, a leading custom computing company, proudly announced the launch of the Scorpion Canyon NUC 14 Performance device across their global websites, a revolutionary PC workstation designed to meet diverse computing needs. Featuring the latest Intel Core Ultra “Meteor Lake” CPUs, Intel Arc integrated graphics, and optional NVIDIA RTX 4060 or 4070 graphics, the NUC 14 Performance redefines computing in a compact form factor.
Targeting a diverse market, the NUC 14 Performance is built for businesses, including AI SMBs, small-sized enterprises, medium-sized businesses, retail, advanced digital signage, AR/VR kiosks, STEM education, cloud learning, media SoHo, motion capture studios, sound labs, and more.
The NUC 14 Performance is an AI-ready powerhouse, seamlessly handling performance-intensive tasks, AI inferencing with software and hardware acceleration, and machine learning. The collaboration between the Intel Core Ultra “Meteor Lake” CPUs, Intel ARC integrated graphics, and optional NVIDIA GPUs (RTX 4060, RTX 4070) makes complex modeling, 3D design, and large database analysis effortlessly achievable. Supporting five 4K monitors ensures a visually stunning experience for multitasking.
The NUC 14 Performance has a tool-less chassis design for easy upgrades. If additional storage or I/O is needed, the unit offers three M.2 / 2280 PCIe Gen4 slots and multiple connectivity options including HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, Thunderbolt 4/USB-C Type-C, and a USB 2.0 port. The device supports up to 64 GB dual-channel DDR5 5600 MHz SODIMMs, maximizing efficiency and effortlessly fueling applications.
As for pricing, there are two configurations, the Core Ultra 7 155H with RTX 4060 (8 GB DDR5 + 256 GB NVMe) which starts at $1899 US, and the Core Ultra 9 185H with RTX 4070 (8 GB DDR5 + 256 GB NVMe) which starts at $2299 US. You can fully configure the systems at their respective links as you like.
News Source: Simply NUC
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