Just dont expect to play any demanding games using its integrated graphics.
Regardless of which route you go, you then have five different Intel-based processor options to pick from.
Depending on how you configure the NUC 14 Pro though, things can get expensive quickly.
Likewise, its fan can be a bit on the noisy side when the system is under heavy load.
Theres also a rear expansion slot to add even more ports if you opt for the tall chassis.
If youre upgrading from an older Intel NUC, youll surely appreciate all of these options.
Still, in Sid Meiers Civilization VI, it managed to hit 36 fps at 1080p.
On the front, you get two USB key in-A ports along with a USB key in-C port.
Despite being much smaller, Asus has done something similar with the NUC 14 Pro.
However, the tall chassis is the better option if you plan on adding multiple drives.
With the NUC 14 Pros slim chassis, you only get one extra M.2 slot (2242).
You just need to be careful with the ribbon cable that connects the 2.5-inch bay to the motherboard.
Likewise, its internal fan can get noisy when the system is under heavy load.
Unfortunately, its dual fans spin almost constantly, and during testing, they got as loud as 55db.
Meanwhile, the NUC 14 Pros single fan reached a max noise level of 50db when under load.
However, if this is your first mini PC, all of the options might be a tad overwhelming.
