NUC 15 Pro

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

Yeah, that’s sad. I only learned about QVLs after running into these freezes.https://www.asus.com/uk/displays-desktops/nucs/nuc-mini-pcs/asus-nuc-15-pro-plus/helpdesk_qvl_memory?model2Name=ASUS-NUC-15-Pro-Plus-Kit-NUC15CRS-B The problem is the QVL is super limiting for higher-capacity kits. The Crucia

10G networking and two M.2 2280 slots would be nice. I really don’t like the mixed M.2 sizes on the ASUS NUC 15 Pro.

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

Same simptoms on a brand new ASUS NUC 15 Pro+ (NUC15CRS-B).The BIOS was outdated, so I've updated it to latest BIOS from 2025/05/29 (0024). The OS is not installed yet on the SSD since it will be a Ubuntu Server for my homelab, but I boot on USB drives, Windows 11 Pro (Windows To Go) and Ubuntu Desk

ASUS is shipping the X9 378H in the NUC 16 Pro I don't see that CPU in this pdf: https://dlcdnwebimgs.asus.com/files/media/202512/61637bcb-4aaa-4a1f-a35d-ba97011a86c9/asus-nuc-16-pro-datasheet.pdfAnd I also can't find an Asus NUC 16 Pro Kit or NUC 16 Pro Mini-PC with that CPU in Germany, Belgium, Fr

schau lieber mal auch ob bei dir auch so ist wie beim mit... das die CPU nutzung nich mein Geld wert ist ASUS NUC 15 PRO+ , hab schon alles versucht..

I see! Sorry then, I thought you meant YUV 4:4:4 as this is moonlight thread.But yeah - "native" 4:4:4 is irrelevant to gaming. You will fail the 4:4:4 reading test, but that's it I guess. I actually bought ASUS NUC 15 pro (i3) - it does support 4:4:4 decoding, but if I try to go past 150mbps then d

Any with a legit HDMI 2.1 port. Some are HDMI 2.0 ports with "HDMI 2.1 TMS" lables. They only support up to 4k resolution and 60hz. Some examples with a real HDMI2.1 port: BeeLink SER9 and Asus NUC 15 Pro. Both are on the expensive side of mini-PCs. $900 or higher.

So in theory it should because according to intel it supports vPro but if you look at the specs of the NUC on the ASUS web page you can see that it's not labeled as vPro so might be some sort of support issue from ASUS side(?).