Intel NUC 5 Business Kit (NUC5i3MYHE) - Core i3, Tall, Add't Components Needed

Surprisingly when I opened up the bottom cover my NUC had been fitted with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB M.2 SATA hard drive. I purchased the NUC 5 Pro series as a bare bones PC. Normally this means I would need to add Storage and memory (RAM). The options for storage M.2 SATA (B key) socket and a standard SATA socket and space for 2.5" SSD. I messaged the company because I felt it was the right thing to do and offered to exchange it for what I had payed for. They emailed me back and thanked me for letting them know but told me I could keep it. So I purchased a used barebones NUC 5 Pro for $175 and ended up getting a well built complete system. The new price without the RAM and storage is $499. You add in the price of buying the RAM and memory which that's another $130. So yes I am very happy. The product it's self didn't look used it came with the peel off plastic protection on top and the front buttons. There where no scratches or marks of any kind and the it operates well. The only thing I would like to see included is a mini DisplayPort cable or adapter. That is the only outputs. I ended up purchasing a mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter from the local Best Buy for about $9 just so I could get it up and running and test it. Otherwise I have no complaints. Of course I thrilled that I got more than I ordered but the product itself is like new and does what it's supposed to do. It cam with the power cord and metal mounting bracket, as well as all the original paperwork that would come in a new boxed item. Then when I contacted the sellers they were quick to respond and seemed very kind. What more could someone ask for. I would have written the same kind of review if I had gotten just the product as I had ordered it because of it's quality.

These little machines are amazing. I've purchased two dozen of various NUC models over the last 6 months because they are small, light, easy to pick up and move to a different desk if needed, and most of all they are incredibly powerful!This particular model is a 5th generation i3 processor by Intel. I have 16GB of DDR3 RAM and a Samsung EVO 850 250GB M.2 SSD with it. I can't believe how fast this thing performs. I use it with PhotoShop, ConnectWise (line of business application), MS Office 2016, Windows 10, and Chrome browser. I will quite often have all of these apps up and running simultaneously with 15+ tabs open in Chrome. It never misses a beat.If you want a tiny desktop computer, build yourself a NUC.

Pricey, but performs *very* well, and can handle 16GB of RAM and an SSD. Mine's hooked up to a 4K TV and a pair of 24" 1920x1200 monitors (with VGA to USB3 adapters) and I use it to remote into other systems. Quiet, takes up no room, and doesn't generate any appreciable amount of heat, which helps in a small office that gets hot in the summer.

I've had this about two months, and liked it so much I bought a second one. I put 16GB of stock Crucial RAM, a HyperX Savage 240GB SSD, and an Intel 7260N wireless NIC into it. The only problem I had was finding the antenna wires for the wireless NIC, but they were there. The unit is nearly silent. It's quick enough for all day to day desktop functionality but it's clearly not a gaming machine (although it runs older games without a hitch). The video is faultless under normal load. I used Rufus to build a Win7 install USB stick, and installation of Win7 took a few minutes and was problem-free. I downloaded the current drivers from Intel's site and had no problems with any of them.This has become my day-to-day default machine, and sits on top of the 6700K/32GB machine I had been using daily.

A bunch of functionality of this device doesn't work properly (UEFI firmware compatibility with supposedly compatible Windows OSes, TPM 2.0 support/integration, etc...) doesn't function properly and Intel hasn't addressed it during the time the product has been on the market. Intel's support continues to be the slow "we'll-get-back-to-you-in-a-few-days" nightmare that has sent my unit out of Amazon's return policy and into the land of being a desk decoration. I've spent far more time working with various support experts trying to get this thing to work to the point where ten of these wouldn't be worth the time I've spent on it. Good luck, buyers.

Lo utilizo como centro multimedia, muy recomendado

Funciona de maravilla junto con 16gb de ramos y un ssdAdemas de ser compatible con hackintosh.Muy muy recomendable

The Intel NUC 5i5MYHE is excellent because it is small, fast and supports vPro features.I used it in our conference room and installed Unite.Other people might leave bad rating because they simply don't know what they are purchasing.This item is the best choice to install Intel Unite at the lowest price.

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Night mare to set up lots of obstacles to over come could not install windows as there was two setting in bios that hade to be chaged round but not mentioned in the instructions' good jobe that youtube was there to help me out with video, i also had to buy a wifi usb to install the divers for my wifi card as there is no internet controllers diver so no internet witch is a pane. finally got up and running went to intel website and downloaded drivers but there is a update that stoped all the usb ports from working its 3.0 usb update for the two 3.0 ports dont down load had to reboot and put into recovey to put windows back before the update just so i could use keboard and mouse. this unit is over priced as iv looked at getting direct and can get for £100.00 wish i had shoped arround first.5 days on and had to reinstall Windows 8.1 could not install tied everything possible wiped hdd to make sure it there was no hidden partitions change setting in bios and much more could not get Windows installed give up and sent back for refund also one of the screws in the fame had sheared off on inside the screw hold so could not screw up one corner.