ITX players are well received, Intel's new generation NUC or support for replacing CPUs

Editor's Note: Who doesn't love a mini computer that can change CPUs?

In order to have the performance of the desktop and the size of the micro host at the same time, many micro host controllers are tirelessly exploring the optimal assembly method of the ITX host, and now these geek players are going to receive good news: recently foreign whistleblowers @9550pro revealed that the Intel NUC using the 12th generation Core will use a dedicated LGA1700 socket and support the desktop level 12th generation Core processor.

Intel will let go of NUC to use desktop processors, the high performance of the 12th generation Core is the main reason, we showed the 12th generation Core i9-12900K super high performance in the first test last year.

In the 12th generation Core i5 series that maintains high performance and reduces the number of cores, the temperature control of the whole machine is bound to be more ideal, as can be seen from the test of B660 with i5-12400. At present, there is still no unknown is Intel unique display, do not know how far the unique display performance that can be crammed into nuc will go.

But there is no doubt that in the near future, gaming PCs may have to add the "micro-host" category.