Stefan Mileschin

Razer jumps on that bandwagon with Tomahawk

Among other things, Intel also brought the next-generation Ghost Canyon NUC to CES 2020 show floor, which revealed a bit more specifications on the current platform and the modular motherboard that will be available to OEM partners, and, surprisingly, Razer is already onboard as the first partner with Tomahawk gaming desktop and chassis.

Intel has been pushing its Next-Generation of Computing (NUC) systems for quite some time, or since 2013 to be precise when the first DCCP847DYE Sandy Bridge NUC Kit was launched with Celeron 847 CPU. The new Ghost Canyon certainly takes it to a whole new level, especially on the modularity side.

The Ghost Canyon NUC already leaked briefly back in October last year, and even back then, it was clear it will be based on 9th generation H-series CPU, and bring support for DDR4 memory in dual-channel, two PCIe x4 M.2 slots, Thunderbolt 3, WiFi 6 and more.

When it comes to Intel's own reference Ghost Canyon NUC, it supports up to 225W graphics card which is less than 8-inches long and has a standard dual-slot cooler.

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