Intel Nuc 11 NUC11ATKC4 Atlas Canyon Mini pc,Intel Celeron N5105, 2.0 GHz - 2.9 GHz Burst, 4 core, 4 Thread, 15W Intel UHD Graphics, 450 – 800 MHz Burst, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 11 Pro

The pc has a good assortment of input/output ports, including HDMI, USB, ethernet, audio, and more, which makes it ideal for general use. The computer includes a windows installation, so there is no user setup required OS-wise. I am using it for a variety of projects, including as a server, where its low power usage makes it an ideal solution. If you're looking for an inexpensive box, with an enough power for general computing projects, this is a great option.

Just setting it up but love the size of it compared to my old desktop. All the features it had and so easy to use and get to all the options. Nice to have built in wifi as well.

Great replacement for older desktop computer. Plenty of processing power in a box with a tiny footprint, including 16 gig of memory, a 500 MB SSD drive and windows11 installation. Simple hook up to monitor keyboard and mouse and easy setup for windows. A great buy for the price.

overheats just by running background processes.

This little Canyon Mini pc has proven to be an amazingly useful computer for the tasks we do at home. The specifications do not sound too impressive, but this computer is fast enough for our household uses like checking internet, editing documents, and working on spreadsheets. I edit and clean photographs with Photoshop CS5 (pre-subscription version), and there is never a delay in opening the file, manipulating it, or saving the file. Note, I do not edit videos, so can't comment on that performance.The WIN 11 setup was also amazingly efficient. WIN has come a long way since the bad old days when it was clumsy to set up a new computer. We connected wired internet (not WiFi), and performance is very good.We replaced a 2015-vintage i5 NUC computer, and this one is faster. All in all, an amazing bargain.

I have been pleasantly surprised by the performance and ease of setup of this little PC. Although a standard Windows computer, I was skeptical about full functionality due to the size and form factor. I was easily able to get this up and running, get it on my network, and install my home automation software.

This is an awesome little PC, I love it so much! I got it to replace an almost new Dell piece-of-crap that I never could get working 100%. How refreshing is this little Intel PC, I powered it up and I was up & running within minutes, clean and simple with no malfunctioning and no annoying malware like Dell pre-installs (for example Mcafee, which keeps prompting you to buy their products and you can't uninstall it to get rid of the prompts). I'll be buying more of this Intel NUC brand when the need arises, and I won't be buying another Dell ever!

I use this computer as my primary capture device in my astrophotography pursuits. It worked well with the Linux operating system that my software is based upon, with the WiFi chipset being supported natively.The one issue I do have with it relates to Linux. The WiFi throughput is nowhere near what the Windows operating system allows. But over the years I've found this with most Linux installs. You still have to do some tweaking to get it to work well.The biggest weakness to this unit is its size compared to others of similar ability. It is rather heavy compared to competitors, and is not conducive to being mounted above the telescope. Currently I have an extended dovetail bar and mount it to the bottom of it using an Vixen bar adapter. It works well there and the vibration from the fans is somewhat isolated from the telescope by being so near the mount head.