Specifications of Intel NUC 11 Pro with Tiger Lake chips with Xe GPU are coming online

The specifications of the NUC 11 Pro from Intel have appeared on the internet. The compact PC seems to differ little from its predecessor, although the Tiger Lake processors are paired with an Xe GPU, which improves the graphics performance compared to its predecessors.

Intel has not yet announced the NUC 11 Pro, but an image shows the PC, with the specifications of the different versions to come. Codenamed Tiger Canyon, the NUC would be the successor to Frost Canyon, or NUC 10, with last year’s Comet Lake-U processors.

At least five variants of the NUC 11 Pro will appear, with the Tiger Lake-U processors announced by Intel in early September. The specifications mention a version of the PC with Core i5-1145G7; Intel has not yet introduced this processor. The Core i7s and Core i5s have a Xe GPU that, according to Intel, offers much better performance than previous GPU generations. The i7-1185G7 and i5-1145G7 also support Intel’s business vPro platform.

The NUCs come in high and low versions as far as the housing is concerned. Both support up to 64GB DDR4 and PCIe X4 Gen4 SSDs, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0. They also have HDMI 2.1, HDMI 2.0b and two Thunderbolt 4 ports, with which they can provide four monitors with images. The ethernet port is a 2.5Gbit variant and there are also three USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports of Type-A. The specifications appeared on Twitter and have been noted by Liliputing.