will it work with intel NUC?
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Yes. might want a larger drive though, as most operating systems will want more space.
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Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. I bought one for my NUC, but it would drop out randomly and the BIOS could not detect it. Go with the Intel mSATA SSD's. I bought one after returning this, and have had 0 issues with it!!
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USB 2.0 and 3.0, I am using it on and Intel NUC primarily which only has USB 3.0 ports, but have also tested on laptops and desktops with USB 2.0. Works Great on all systems.
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Yes, this will work with the NUC, you will not get the full benefit of speed with the existing router but you will when you upgrade the router.
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I would need to know the spects of the cpu to answer. If it is a Sata interface it should work.
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This will work on a 3.3V 32-bit PCI slot. Source: http://www.intel.com/support/network/adapter/1000mtquad/sb/cs-009537.htm
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Nope, only works with an old H-series intel controller. You can get a PCIe card for a desktop that has the H-series controller, but that is your only option.
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Yes, it should work if it is an intel mac. If you have any problem after you buy just let us know and we will refund your money Ken
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No. The NUC uses an mSATA SSD. It is even smaller than a standard 2.5-inch SSD. It looks more like a memory module than a hard disk.
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It depends on the chip set. You can look up compatibility at the Intel site and maybe on the ACER site.
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Hi Ezzat I usted tus card in a Asus board With vmware esxi, but I guess it Will work on any x86 board depending on the OS
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It works well with mine. I am using a AMD Quad Core CPU and it works quite well!
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I don't think so. But if you go to Crucial you can scan your system and know what will work. Here is the URL http://www.crucial.com/usa/
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I have no idea. Crucial's website is very good at identifying compatibility.
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As long as you have a PCIE 2.1 slot it should work, however check with the maunfacturers web sight to confirm this but I still tink it will be okay.
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Since it is just an interface, I imagine size is only limited to what your PC or Mac's bios can recognize. In most newer computers this is up to 4TB or larger. Physical size is 3.5. if that was actually what you were asking. :) I am actually intending on using this for a mini Hackintosh and in that respect, it is just the right size for an Intel NUC with on-board solid state and a laptop HDD for a scond OS or more storage.
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1) It does not come with RAM. All four models of NUC use Dual channel DDR3 1333/1600. Mine is running 16Gb of 1600 very nicely. Be sure and buy notebook memory and not regular. 2) I have three video outputs. You can get one or two HDMI ports depending upon the model. I have one HDMI and Dual mini DisplayPorts on my i5 processor kit for 3 total (DC53427HYE). Check out http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/motherboards/desktop-motherboards/nuc-family-features.html 3) The kit uses the tiny mSATA form factor (mSATA) SSD NOT the 2.5 inch laptop size most commonly sold.
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Go to the Crucial website and use their compatibility search tool.....very useful and it will tell you if it compatible!