The Intel NUC 12 Enthusiast really is the embodiment of the phrase 'size doesn't matter', because despite being 2.5L in volume, it packs a whole lotta performance.
, Cupertino’s most powerful machine yet. This time though, we’re going even smaller with the Intel NUC 12 Enthusiast, a tiny mini PC that on paper at least packs quite a punch.Before we go on a little further, here’s just a little primer on what this product actually is. The Intel NUC 12 Enthusiast is a mini PC under their Next Unit of Computing series of tiny desktops and desktop kits.
Overall, you’re looking at performance very similar to something like a high end gaming laptop, and well there’s a good reason for it. Despite it technically being a desktop mini PC, the Intel NUC 12 Enthusiast actually features hardware meant for laptops. In case you’re not super familiar with Intel’s processor nomenclature, that H- suffix basically means that this is a chip meant for high performance laptops, such as those for gaming and content creation.
As for temperatures, things are getting a little hot in that tiny box to say the least. Users of gaming laptops will likely be familiar with their machines running close to the red line, and it’s actually almost the same case here. The Intel NUC 12 Enthusiast runs warm, skyrocketing to the mid-80s and mid-90s °C during heavy use, dangerously close to its maximum operating temperature of 100°C.
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