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Intel Ghost Canyon Review

Intel Ghost Canyon Review

Posted on May 27, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Intel’s tiny modular gaming PC has giant ambitions

High-end gaming PCs are usually titanic in size, which can be an absolute pain for those who need to move around frequently. The Intel Ghost Canyon (aka Intel NUC 9 extreme kit) is a nifty solution, packing high-end power in an ultra-portable frame. 

Mini PCs may be nothing new, but the fact you can upgrade the Ghost Canyon makes it an exciting option. Any modern discrete graphics card equal or shorter than 8 inches can be fitted here, as well as select RAM and SSD components.
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