Questions about Intel Nuc Canyon Nuc5i7ryh

RAM and HDD have to be bought separately. I'm not sure because I can't test it, but the i7 should be able to do 4K. But it depends on what you want to do with it. Mine runs Win10 flawlessly.

Bought the NUC i7 a week ago, and yes, 4K over HDMI works, but only at 30Hz for me (feels slow/jerky to work with, but should be ok for movies). For 60Hz, I had to connect a DisplayPort cable and set the monitor to DisplayPort 1.2. You need a cable with a mini-DP or mini-HDMI connector. Video: I did not try 2160p30 and H265. 1080p60 via LAN runs smoothly (H264). I only put Linux on it (Fedora), runs out of the box, no driver fiddling necessary. External hard drive with large files is no problem, but I haven't tried it with NTFS.

I use the i7 NUC as an Emby server (Plex alternative) runs 1a with multiple 1080p HD streams transcoding at the same time (with vaapi enabled)

My NUC did not come with any RAM. I had to buy it separately, as Intel can fit a maximum of 2*8GB.

We can confirm the validity of these dates. You can also find them on the manufacturer's page at the following location: http://www.intel.de/content/www/de/de/nuc/nuc-kit-nuc5i7ryh.html

This NUC 5i/RYH has built-in WIFI. So no need to buy a WIFI module.

Hilft Dir das? http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/CS-034637.htm HDMI resolution is not supported: If you are using an HDMI monitor or HDTV that does not support a resolution of 1024x768, you cannot access the Intel® Visual BIOS setup when pressing the F2 key.