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	<section begin="intro" />The Intel NUC is a series of small, awesome, [[x86 hardware]] based PCs that works fantastically as an HTPC. Can run a full desktop OS if desired. Reasonable starting price considering size and power. Uses Celeron to Core i5 CPUs. Can run fanless with a replacement heatsink case.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />The Intel NUC is a series of small, awesome, x86 hardware based PCs that works fantastically as an HTPC. Can run a full desktop OS if desired. Reasonable starting price considering size and power. Uses Celeron to Core i5 CPUs. Can run fanless with a replacement heatsink case.<section end="intro" />

	== Installing Kodi on an Intel NUC ==		== Installing Kodi on an Intel NUC ==

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	Now the CIR device should be supported by lirc. Time to [[HOW-TO:~~Setup Lirc~~\|configure your remote]]		Now the CIR device should be supported by lirc. Time to [[HOW-TO:Set_up_LIRC\|configure your remote]]

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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	== Installing Kodi on an Intel NUC ==		== Installing Kodi on an Intel NUC ==
	~~{{See also\|HOW-TO:Install KODI on an Intel NUC}}~~
	Installing {{Kodi}} on the NUC is pretty much just like installing it on any other PC. Since most NUCs come as barebone kits you will also need to install an OS. If all you are using the NUC for is Kodi then you might want to consider an all-in-one solution like '''[[LibreELEC]]''', which has Kodi and OS and allows everything to be configured from within Kodi's interface.		Installing {{Kodi}} on the NUC is pretty much just like installing it on any other PC. Since most NUCs come as barebone kits you will also need to install an OS. If all you are using the NUC for is Kodi then you might want to consider an all-in-one solution like '''[[LibreELEC]]''', which has Kodi and OS and allows everything to be configured from within Kodi's interface.

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	* The 2820 Baytrail will not bitstream HD Audio under Windows OS. This is a driver limitation as they don't support the PAP [Protected Audio Path] But under Linux, Ubuntu, openELEC. They work fine!		* The 2820 Baytrail will not bitstream HD Audio under Windows OS. This is a driver limitation as they don't support the PAP [Protected Audio Path] But under Linux, Ubuntu, openELEC. They work fine!

	~~=== Hi10P / 10bit ===~~
	~~{{Main\|Hi10P}}~~
	The first stable version with Hi10P support is Kodi v12 (Frodo). Multi-core software decoding is essential on the Celeron NUC, which is available in normal [[OpenELEC]] builds and [[development builds]] for Windows.

	The Celeron 847 NUC can play most 10bit anime near flawlessly (as shown [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myvNa9Sk0Y4 here] ). Frames might start dropping at around 18Mbps, but common anime releases seem to have no significant issues. For more info, see [http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=171981 this thread] on the Kodi forum.

	=== Unreliable Wireless Devices attached to USB 3.0 ports ===		=== Unreliable Wireless Devices attached to USB 3.0 ports ===

Ned Scott: /* About the Intel NUC */

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About the Intel NUC

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	NUCs are available with either Celeron, Core i3 or Core i5 processors. You will need to purchase your own RAM, mSATA SSD, and if desired/required, MiniPCIe WiFi card. All current NUCs have 2x SO-DIMM slots. Newest models based on the 6th-Generation Core processor require DDR4 SO-DIMMs (1.2V), and accept up to 32G RAM. Although NUC boards will work with DC power ranging from 12V<sub>DC</sub>~19V<sub>DC</sub>, NUC kits come with a 19V<sub>DC</sub> 65W switching power adapter. However, not all SKUs have the AC power cord included. There are multiple SKUs of the latest NUC models, each of which has a different type of AC power cord, depending on the country/region/plug type. Be sure to check NUC specs for storage and memory types and capacities, as this page may be out of date.		NUCs are available with either Celeron, Core i3 or Core i5 processors. You will need to purchase your own RAM, mSATA SSD, and if desired/required, MiniPCIe WiFi card. All current NUCs have 2x SO-DIMM slots. Newest models based on the 6th-Generation Core processor require DDR4 SO-DIMMs (1.2V), and accept up to 32G RAM. Although NUC boards will work with DC power ranging from 12V<sub>DC</sub>~19V<sub>DC</sub>, NUC kits come with a 19V<sub>DC</sub> 65W switching power adapter. However, not all SKUs have the AC power cord included. There are multiple SKUs of the latest NUC models, each of which has a different type of AC power cord, depending on the country/region/plug type. Be sure to check NUC specs for storage and memory types and capacities, as this page may be out of date.

	All NUCs are x86 and x64 OS capable. You can install Windows 7, 8 or just [[~~XBMCbuntu]] or [[OpenELEC~~]]. It doesn't matter. But if you don't need Netflix, SkyGO, then stick with ~~OpenELEC or XBMCbuntu~~. They even have the internal pin headers for extra USB ports, but also for power switch, LEDs etc. More on this later.		All NUCs are x86 and x64 OS capable. You can install Windows 7, 8 or just [[LibreELEC]]. It doesn't matter. But if you don't need Netflix, SkyGO, then stick with LibreELEC. They even have the internal pin headers for extra USB ports, but also for power switch, LEDs etc. More on this later.

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Ned Scott: /* Installing Kodi on an Intel NUC */

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	== Installing Kodi on an Intel NUC ==		== Installing Kodi on an Intel NUC ==
	{{See also\|HOW-TO:Install KODI on an Intel NUC}}		{{See also\|HOW-TO:Install KODI on an Intel NUC}}
	Installing {{Kodi}} on the NUC is pretty much just like installing it on any other PC. Since most NUCs come as barebone kits you will also need to install an OS. If all you are using the NUC for is Kodi then you might want to consider an all-in-one solution like '''[[~~OpenELEC~~]]''', which has Kodi and OS and allows everything to be configured from within Kodi's interface.		Installing {{Kodi}} on the NUC is pretty much just like installing it on any other PC. Since most NUCs come as barebone kits you will also need to install an OS. If all you are using the NUC for is Kodi then you might want to consider an all-in-one solution like '''[[LibreELEC]]''', which has Kodi and OS and allows everything to be configured from within Kodi's interface.

	== About the Intel NUC ==		== About the Intel NUC ==