NUC 15 Pro

I tried asus nuc 15 pro 225h. It was inaudible for my workload. You can adjust fan curves, thermal targets in bios. I also disabled e cores in bios, effectivly lowering power consumption by a lot and also improve thermals. For my workload it was ideal.

Asus nuc 15 pros were hard to update bios and drivers for as well. In part due to the naming convention of making the part names a seemingly random sequence of letters/numbers with 1 digit differentiation rather than calling them nuc 15 pro or nuc 14. 2nd it wasn't searchable despite having the whol

ASUS NUC 15 Pro Slim U7-255H NUC15CRKU7 - supports 128gb ram. works great for vmware etc

ASUS NUC 15 Pro Slim U7-255H NUC15CRKU7 - supports 128gb ram. works great for vmware etc

Just in case some wants a tip, last summer I bought an ASUS NUC 15 Pro Tall Kit RNUC15CRHC7000021 and it is my best Proxmox homelab experience.

I received my Pro+ (285H) two days ago. I planned to use it in my homelab as media server, but also considering it for my mother to replace her old laptop. I find the fan noise annoying at all power levels (whisper, standard or performance). The fan speed curve is way too much aggressive, with a lot

Yeah my ASUS NUC 15 Pro has gotten like 10 BIOS updates since I got it earlier this year. And I'm very glad, because it sorted out instability issues I was having with Proxmox.

Asus NUC 15 Pro with Intel Ultra 5 225H CPU. It has all the ports you need, durable, and full X86 compatibility.

I installed that RAM kit in an Asus NUC 15 Pro+, no problems at all, works like a dream. Kingston makes good gear. Related to the others, dunno why wouldn't be compatible.

For your budget and photoshot needs, go with Asus NUC 15 Pro barebones with Intel Ultra 7 255H. The single core CPU works great for photoshop. Also, similar drivers as your Asus Zenbook laptop. You can add 2 sticks of DDR5 RAM and 1 TB of SSD storage later. You will need to download your OS to a USB