EVERY serious PC gamer or anyone who creatively produces audio-visual content knows the two most important components in a computer are the graphics card and the processor – along with sufficient random-access memory (RAM).
Games like Dark Souls and Star Wars Jedi: The Fallen Order require powerful graphic cards that generate high frame rates to present a fight-or-flight scene that gamers can accurately respond to with precision and speed.
Video developers recognise these components as the building blocks of their creation, be it editing a video into a movie or more technical computer-aided design (CAD) work and 3D animation.
In those scenarios, a four-core processor and a powerful graphics card are crucial to help provide faster processing and a more realistic screen output.
Those working with music or sound bytes would prefer a faster processor and larger RAM that allow faster transitions between tasks, more recording and MIDI tracks, as well as keeping the computer from freezing and crashing.
While there are large builds for desktop computers that require space and cool environments to run, today’s more mobile environment calls for smaller computers that function on the fly.
Gaming throttles up with Intel’s powerful processors and Nvidia’s top-of-the-line graphic cards.
Smaller is better
Over the years electronic devices have increased in capacity and performance, while their sizes have become increasingly smaller.
And that’s how Intel’s next unit of computing (NUC) was conceived – as a range of barebone computer kits that highlights a compact form factor with a customisable board and chassis.
Intel’s laptop version of the NUC – the extreme Intel NUC X15 Laptop Kits – also features the latest processors and graphics to provide incredible performance and ultra-smooth gameplay.
These are housed in a premium lightweight magnesium chassis for gaming, creating and working on the go, all easily tailored to meet each customer’s demands.
Powering each unit is Intel’s latest 11th generation i7 or i5 core processors and heat-moderated by advanced cooling solutions.
This is then boosted by arguably one of more powerful graphics cards in the market today, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 (8GB GDDR6) or 3060 (6GB GDDR6) that offers fine-high definition at 144Hz and 240Hz, or quad-high definition at 165Hz, for smoother gameplay. In fact, the RTX 3070 can easily run games at 4K without compromising on quality settings.
And to ensure there are no delays while downloading or during online gaming, the unit is fitted with the Intel Wi-Fi 6 (Gig+) which slashes lag times with ~75% lower latency.
Each unit is complemented by the PCIe Gen 4.0 expansion bus that connects to peripherals, offering faster load times and low latency in graphics presentation and NVMe storage.
It also comes with Intel’s XMP memory support which squeezes more performance out of the DDR3 or DDR4 memory cards for even better performance.
Take productivity to the next level with your fully customised NUC laptop
Power move
Imagine this speed when working on more moderate applications such as a productivity suite; it can effortlessly blaze users as they work on spreadsheets, documents and slides; stream entertainment; browse multi-tabbed websites and post social media content, all in one go.
Intel NUC X15 also uses the Thunderbolt 4 to connect to any device or display, including billions of USB devices using the universal USB Type-C cable connector.
It’s fast and easy and supports high-resolution displays and high-performance data devices through a single, compact port.
Fully customisable NUC laptops from Intel allow customers to level up in their games, work or entertainment.
The unit is supported by a massive, fast-charging 94Whr battery that will sustain users for up to 10 hours of run time.
To manage these hardware is the Intel NUC Software Studio, which allows real-time system monitoring, where users can tune various system, LED, display and battery settings.
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