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With support robust 4K display capabilities at 60 Hz via a HDMI port, consumer infrared, and TOSLINK audio jack, you've got everything you need to stream media, play, or finish that jast minute presentation from any room in your house-all in a PC that's great value.
Intel® NUC Mini PC NUC6CAYS comes complete with Windows® 10 Home preinstalled, 2 GB RAM and 32 GB of on-board storage, Looking to add more RAM for an added boost? Simply replace the preinstalled 2 GB with up to 8 GB. To build your own Mini PC, choose barebones NUC6CAYH and add the RAM, OS and storage of your choice.
Pros:
- Does everything its supposed to.
- Works great as an HTPC for movies, music and YouTube
- Works well with Linux
Cons: Didn't work for long. First, the on-board ethernet card just disappeared after 6 months. I had to replace it with a USB ethernet adapter. Then 10 months after that the on-board audio card and graphics card started glitching hard, requiring a reboot several times a night. Intel customer support was most unhelpful.
Overall Review: This product does not seem to be reliable. Would not recommend.
Pros: Needed replacement computer to connect to terminal server, on a budget in small business/office. Runs WIN10 x64 fine. Never meant to be power house gaming computer. Only needs 4Gb ram for my needs. Crucial DDR3L1866 (CT51264BF186D from Newegg). PNY CS900 120Gb SSD is overkill. Much less heat and cost than my i3 NUC (which is also a nice business computer). Great for basic computing as well. Like the built in bluetooth feature for moving documents from a tablet to this computer to then move to my server.
Cons:
I wish Intel (or any other Mobo maker for that matter) would include a small USB with basic drivers and URL to product page. The audio drivers are on Intel.com. Not too hard to find the product there to get the drivers.
I took an egg off the rating because I was getting screen flickering shortly after I got it up and running. After a day of messing around, found out it was a known issue with an OLD BIOS. MUST GO TO INTEL.COM PRODUCT PAGE GET THE BIOS UPDATE PROGRAM, FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS TO THE LETTER. The BIOS update tool worked fine but I always hold my breath when doing that. But that solved every glitch/issue I had.
Overall Review: I had a larger box computer, got messed up by hurricane. I have limited desk space, this thing is soo small the portable CD/DVD player takes up more desktop space, BUT, that was something else I needed to buy for this computer to install my WIN10. For those who had issues with M.2, it is actually easy to put in once you figure out how. The instructions in the box on how were poor, but Im not using M.2 with this processor, no point. SATAIII SSD is just fine for what this box can handle. BSOD issues are a WIN10 problem (it always seems to recover from it) but with WIN10 updates those stopped too.
Pros: Small, low power, energy efficient.
Cons:
They both had issues. One turns on and then off after a minute. no video. The second would not install Linux. The system died during a recommended BIOS update.
UPDATE
After several hour of troubleshooting with INTEL, they declared them defective under warranty. I took the $25 option and had them preship me replacements. I got lost in there process and had to call back and wait for someone to complete the order. Another two hour. When they did arrive one was DOA and the other will not allow me to call up the BIOS after I switched the boot setting to LINUX. Waste of $25.
Overall Review: At this time, I would not recommend the product.
Pros:
-Has been serving solidly as a Plex/backup box for about a year
-Solid CPU that can cover most server related tasks for 1-2 users
-Great power consumption
-8GB RAM maximum will probably be more then enough for anything done on this box
Cons: -As far as I can tell, there is no way to get an M.2 SSD on there, so storage space wise you are limited to a single 2.5 HDD connected via SATA
Overall Review: I upgraded to this from a pretty old foxconn netbox and use it as a server for Plex, hosting a website, backups, etc. I am pretty impressed with the CPU in this machine, as I've found it to be sufficient to render blu ray remux quality sources remotely through Plex with no hiccups aside from occasional network problems that come with streaming such a high bitrate video. I would probably consider this the baseline CPU for building a modern NAS type device. In the end however, I will probably be selling this and building a more sophisticated NAS system with much more room for expansion as my capacity needs have increased quite a bit since I started running this. I feel like support for an M.2 ssd would've been good as it would have enabled me to hold off a little longer on building a larger capacity system, but get why this is difficult given the space crunch on the device.
Pros: - Cheap
Cons:
- Unit freezes, BSOD with Win7 & Win10
- Pay for what you get
- Have to RMA
Pros: small profile, low power consumption
Cons: not well made
Overall Review: I couldn't keep this machine continuously working without freezing. Moreover, It was very disappointing for me that after owning so many PCs my first Intel gives me a great headache. The network port stopped working and under Linux freezes too much. My PC never has these problems.
Pros:
Reasonable price compared to most I looked at
Love the BIOS options for configuring front panel lighting
Worked fine once I bought memory from the official Intel recommended listing
Cons:
Only ONE of official recommended Intel memory modules found on NewEgg at nearly triple the usual price
Bought Crucial CT25664BF160BJ which is NOT on the list but specs looked perfect.
With that Crucial installed it would boot, go to BIOS, but running a memory test caused immediate reboot
Tried Crucial singly or in pair and it would never run memtest86
Finally bought official memory that worked fine: Hynix HMT425S6CFR6A-PB
Intel is no help getting USB devices to wake NUC from Suspend in Ubuntu, so I'm still looking for a solution that works (BIOS is long on S4 or S5 options, but skimpy on S3 options)
Overall Review: This will replace a Gigabyte Brix which is to be returned under warranty.
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Pros: Inexpensive, readily available, customization
Cons: inconsistent quality, proc failures more often then not
Overall Review: We have ordered 5 of these and had to RMA or replace 3 of the 5.