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Intel Ghos Canyon NUC9i9QNX review: The first modular NUC heralds a new future for mini PCs

Intel Ghos Canyon NUC9i9QNX review: The first modular NUC heralds a new future for mini PCs

Posted on April 16, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Intel’s latest spin on a gaming mini PC is the computer equivalent of LEGO Duplo.

The NUC 9 Extreme NUC9i9QNX (also known as Ghost Canyon), like its forebears, showcases Intel’s latest, cutting-edge tech—and the most unpronounceable product names. It continues a tradition begun in 2016 with Skull Canyon and its 45-watt quad-core processor, followed in 2018 by Hades Canyon and its unique integrated graphics capable of modern 1080p gaming.
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