An Intel® Mini PC barebone system allows you to build and customize a system to meet your needs, while also saving you time. There are many options available to suit everyday users, gamers and those who edit multimedia. You'll also find options that are well-designed for office settings. Find the right one for you and your crew, and build the computer that will meet your demands.
Those who want a fully custom computer can build one from scratch, but an Intel Mini PC barebone system is ideal for individuals who are either less experienced or have less time. It comes equipped with a motherboard that has a CPU with plenty of power. A barebone PC will also typically include a fan, an external power supply and a VESA© mounting plate to give you a nice starting point on building a custom system. Just add some RAM, a data storage drive and perhaps a custom graphics card to make it complete. An Intel Mini PC barebone system has a small footprint that makes it ideal for compact spaces. It's also easily portable, convenient for use in the office when you need a computer you can quickly take from room to room.
An Intel Mini PC barebone system gives you a solid foundation for your dream computer system, as it comes with an Intel CPU. Multiple CPU options range from the Intel Celeron for low-end users to the Core™ i7 for hard-core gamers or media users. A server barebones system has an Intel Atom™ processor so that it will withstand being powered on for hours on end and meet other server demands. An Intel NUC barebone system is suitable for most consumers, as it comes with a motherboard. A 2.5-inch drive bay allows you to add either a hard drive or solid state drive for data storage. Most mini or booksize barebone systems also have at least one USB and HDMI port for use with display devices and peripherals.
By utilizing accessories for barebones computers, you can turn an Intel Mini PC kit into a fully-functioning system. Look for internal power cables to hook up your hard drive, solid state drive, graphics card or other components to the motherboard. Increase your portability by adding a WiFi® adapter card so that your system can access the internet wirelessly. A WLAN or LAN card will come in handy in the office for connecting to a local area network so that your computer can communicate and interact with other computers and devices. Add an extra fan if you're going to soup up your Intel NUC barebones system with a powerful graphics card. External accessories, such as a USB hub or docking station, expends your system's connectivity.