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Category Archives: Intel NUC
NanoLab – Part 7 – VMware vSphere 6 on Intel NUC
Just one quick bit of good news relating to the recent vSphere 6 announcements… during the beta I tested the Intel 82579V adapter which comes as standard in [..]
NanoLab – Part 5 – Intel NUC BIOS Update Issues FwUpdateFullBuffer
Having taken delivery of a new Intel NUC D34010WYKH this week, I followed the usual (and Intel recommended process) of upgrading the firmware / BIOS to the latest version. [..]
Yet MORE Intel NUC Models on the way for your Nanolab!
For those of you who are regular followers of my blog, you will know I am a great proponent of the Intel NUC range for their low noise, [..]
Maximising Perceived Memory Utilisation in vSphere
One of the few drawbacks of the Intel NUC, HP Microserver or most other small form factor motherboards is that most of these systems have only two memory [..]