Using for home entertainment plugged to tv for 4k video streaming over the Internet.
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We had no problems connecting to a 3,840x2,160-pixel screen over both HDMI and DisplayPort, but found Windows was limited to a 30Hz refresh rate.On top of this, the Start screen animations were very slow, and even dragging around windows was jerky. It looks like integrated graphics, even the up-to-the-minute Intel HD graphics 5000 in the NUC's i5-4250U processor, can’t handle 4K resolutions on the desktop.
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I wouldn't recommend NUC for 4k display. Furthermore 4k streaming is extremely CPU and GPU intensive...
Getting a proper rig is better.
I wouldn't recommend NUC for 4k display. Furthermore 4k streaming is extremely CPU and GPU intensive...
Getting a proper rig is better.
The hardware supports H.265/HEVC decoding.
http://ark.intel.com/m/products/88180/Intel-Core-i3-6100U-Processor-3M-Cache-2_30-GHz
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-520.149940.0.html
One of the purpose of Intel NUC is for the 4K. It has 4K support and support 7.1 surround.
Is it recommended to buy a NUC for microsoft office works, watch video and internet?
Have.. thats the beauty of this htpc. Intel NICJust to clarify. All Intel nuc got no built in wireless adapter? Need to plug in a usb version?
Got include window 7 or 10?
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how prevalent is main10 profile on the hevc side of thing?
if my understanding doesnt fail me, the latest intel graphics does not support said profile
Just to clarify. All Intel nuc got no built in wireless adapter? Need to plug in a usb version?
Got include window 7 or 10?
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