NUC 14 Pro

I have Nuc 14 Pro Ultra7 155h and make that modification. Tems are totally down.

I chose the nuc 14 pro Plus for this reason. From what I read, the cooling design of the plus is superior.

Actually, my Asus NUC 14 Pro+ (Core Ultra 9) works perfectly with the Akasa Turing RC PRO case. Also, contrary to what some posts claim, it's entirely possible to set it up without having to solder the front panel plug: In the BIOS, limit PL1 to 40W In the BIOS, set the NUC to power on automatically

My NUC 14 Pro+ Ultra 5 125H has a bug when monitors go in standby and wake up, the cooling profile goes to "whisper" and cannot be modified from MyAsus anymore, I can choose whatever profile, but doesn't work, is still stuck on "whisper". I went into bios and made your settings: BIOS Setting Value U

i9? He must be stuck in the past like I am 😉 If it's a Core Ultra 9 185H, I'm assuming it's a NUC 14 Pro+, not a NUC 14 Pro. Haven't done any fanless conversions on the Pro+, although there's been a handful through the shop. I'm going off of Boomer memory, although I believe the Newton RC is limited

I managed to do this with „powertop --auto-tune“. I also tried tlp and I think another program, but the configuration was more complicated and the power consumption was higher (I think around 6-8 watts). A few months ago, I also installed the ASUS NUC 14 Pro in an Akasa Turing RC Pro. Instead of the

I don't have that specific model, but I do have a nuc 14 pro Plus. One of the reasons I bought it was the superior cooling design. I would expect that this Nuc 14 essential does a better job than some of the mass-produced competitors.

I realize your question is over 3 months old but in case anyone else is seeking similar advice I had a similar problem with my NUC 14 pro and multiple containers and media stack doing heavy ffmpeg tasks. In my case it might have even been worse, I’d throttled to lower watts, capped mhz to 2.4, disab

The Viper in there doesn't run super hot—well, the controller doesn't—under load, and under idle it's 22C, so just a degree above room temperature. And, while heat dissipation is important, ensuring clean power (filtered though a UPS, for example) is as or more important for the lifespan of electron

There are definite differences in the same nuc line, so be careful not to make any assumptions. For example, I specifically bought the nuc14 pro plus because from what I read it has enhanced cooling which reduces throttling. Spec sheets and user manuals for the nuc 14 and nuc 14 pro would be differe