Intel PCIe Socketable Computer: Tear-Down of Ghost Canyon NUC SFF PC

Intel’s Ghost Canyon NUC is a PCIe-socketable full system with baseboard, assembled in a small form factor case with a discrete GPU. In this video, we’re tearing it down.
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We’re tearing down Intel’s brand new Ghost Canyon NUC, made in the NUC Kit and NUC Compute Element variants. In this tear-down, we’re taking apart the complete system and removing the smaller vapor chamber cooling solution, revealing Intel’s CPU and chipset. The system uses a connecting baseboard to bridge the computer and GPU, but most interestingly, it installs into the cases via simple PCIe slot. You could theoretically socket this into a larger case and then use it as a streaming PC, running all the cables directly between two systems in the same larger case. Alternatively, it’s usable as an all-in-one solution with a CPU and GPU in a 7-liter box, or 5-liter box if using Intel’s version of the case (rather than Cooler Master’s, as shown by CyberPower PC in this video).

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