Testseek.com have collected 55 expert reviews of the Intel NUC9I9QNX and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Intel NUC9I9QNX.
May 2020
(81%)
55 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Smartphones are ubiquitous and astonishingly capable. Snazzy, innovative laptop designs are constantly evolving. So where does that leave the venerable desktop PC? You'll find plenty of them for sale, to be sure, and innovation never stops in the desktop...
Fantastic miniature design, Great gaming performance, Oodles of upgrading potential,
Ridiculously expensive, Limited graphics card options, Misses out on Intel 10th Gen CPUs,
The Intel Ghost Canyon is a fantastic mini gaming PC, which packs a surprising amount of power considering its tiny size. However, that miniature form factor comes at a high cost, demanding a few hundred quid more than full-size gaming PCs with similar sp...
Published: 2020-05-26, Author: Matt , review by: techradar.com
Great design, Compact, Good performance, Upgradable
Very expensive, Gaming performance isn't all that, Large compared to previous NUCs
The Intel NUC 9 is in many ways a stunning bit of kit. It's impressively small, while also giving you plenty of configuration options. It's also the first NUC that can have a GPU installed, allowing it to handle games and graphically-intensive tasks. Howe...
Published: 2020-05-22, Author: Luke , review by: kitguru.net
Ultra-compact sub-5L chassis, Strong performance from the Core i9-9980HK and RTX 2070-class GPU, Excellent M.2 SSD support, Dual Thunderbolt 3 ports, Superb build quality and strong ease of installation, Cable-less fan installation is truly smart, Good co
Too expensive, Laptop CPU is not as quick as alternative SFF/laptop options – Ryzen 4000 or desktop mITX chips, Limited to 8-inch graphics cards, Only Gigabit Ethernet, Gambling on Intel's future upgradability for the ecosystem, Fan cycling under low load
We must start this conclusion by giving Intel a large slice of credit for offering something truly new and unique. The Intel NUC 9 Extreme and its internal Compute Element card are genuinely different and are hopefully a sign of positivity for the future...
Tiny chassis, Fairly easy to upgrade, Strong port selection, Fits discrete GPU, Three-year warranty,
Very expensive, Last-generation CPU
The Intel NUC 9 Extreme Kit (Ghost Canyon) is a pricey barebones PC that fits a discrete GPU. The Compute Element with mobile Intel CPU makes for an exciting new form factor, though...
Abstract: Intel kick-started a form-factor revolution in the early 2010s with the introduction of the ultra-compact NUCs. The systems were meant to be an alternative to the tower desktops used in many applications where the size, shape, and the system capabilities...
Published: 2021-03-12, Author: Tom , review by: pcmag.com
Abstract: Smartphones are ubiquitous and astonishingly capable. Snazzy, innovative laptop designs are constantly evolving. So where does that leave the venerable desktop PC? You'll find plenty of them for sale, to be sure, and innovation never stops in the desktop...
very small, well built, 8-core Core i9, high system performance, plentiful connectivity, Thunderbolt 3, Wi-Fi 6, three M.2 slots, 500 W power supply
high price, not ready to use OOB, suboptimal cooler, limited card compatibility, very audible under load
– Tiny Powerhouse at a High PriceIntel NUC 9 Extreme Kit. Review unit provided by Intel GermanyIntel's NUC 9 Extreme kit is a small yet very powerful system. At its current price of $1,700 it is anything but a great deal, and you need to keep in mind tha...
Published: 2020-04-20, Author: Sebastian , review by: pcper.com
The NUC 9 Extreme Kit is a brilliant realization of an ultra-compact, modular approach to the PC, with plenty of CPU power on tap and true desktop-level graphics performance for gaming when paired with a dedicated GPU like the tested ASUS RTX 2070 MINI.In...
Abstract: Small form-factor PCs and gaming systems have emerged as bright spots in the mature PC market over the last decade or so. Intel's NUC form-factor introduction was the turning point in the small form-factor (SFF) market. Over several generation of products...
