Asus NUC 14 Essential is equipped with Intel Alder Lake-N processors based on E-cores

Asus NUC 14 Essential
The line of Asus NUC 14 mini-computers has been replenished with the budget model NUC 14 Essential, built on the Intel Alder Lake-N (Refresh) platform. These devices are aimed at entry-level users and have a compact body measuring 135×115×36 mm. All configurations run on processors with energy-efficient cores, including variants with 4-core/4-thread Intel N97, N150, N250, as well as 8-core/8-thread Core 3 N355.

 

Asus NUC 14 Essential supports installation of SO-DIMM DDR5-4800 memory module and M.2 2280 format solid-state drive. Gigabit Ethernet and Wi-Fi 6E/Bluetooth 5.3 module are available for network connection, and Realtek ALC35 codec is responsible for sound. The mini PC also supports connection to three 4K displays.

 

Asus has not announced recommended prices, but the cost of the models in Europe has already been noticed: the version with Intel N150 costs around 205 euros, and the model with N250 is estimated at 244 euros.


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