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The company’s newest product, the Intel NUC 13 Extreme, is a new product.

The Intel NUC 13 Extreme is reportedly codenamed “Raptor Canyon” and its compute module is codenamed “Shrike Bay”.

The NUC 13 Extreme’s computing module has been redesigned to look much longer, with a full PCIe x16 slot and two DIMM memory slots, and it’s unclear whether the NUC 13 will eventually support DDR5 memory.

In July this year, the reddit forum intel NUC module exposed the news of Intel NUC Raptor CANYON.

The news said, Intel Raptor CANYON will be equipped with the next generation of Intel processors, that is, 13 generation Core, optional i9K, i7K and i5K models, the volume reached 13.9L, as a comparison, Intel’s current largest NUC Fei Long Canyon for 8L.

▲ Intel’s current model Flying Dragon Canyon

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We already knew that Intel was scheduled to release the 13th generation of Raptor Lake desktop processors later this year, but now it looks like the company is also planning to launch a new generation of NUC 13 Extreme mini PCs at the same time.

First, the next-generation NUC 13 product is codenamed “Raptor Canyon,” apparently the same generational nomenclature as the “Raptor Lake” processors.

Secondly, consumers will be able to choose from the unclocked -K series CPUs, including the Core i9-13900K, i7-13700K and i5-13600K.

In addition, the next-generation NUC 13 will support full-length PCIe 5.0 x16 slots, complemented by a 13.9 L chassis size.

Although Intel can’t help but advertise its own Arc graphics, consumers can also choose AMD / NVIDIA graphics cards.

Incidentally, the Raptor Canyon Mini PC also includes the latest NUC 13 Extreme “Compute Element” – codenamed “Shrike Bay” and typically supports the full range of -K and -KF chips.

Considering that they will use the same compatible slots as the desktop SKUs, it will be interesting to see how backward compatible it is with the 12th generation Alder Lake CPUs and the previous generation “Eden Bay” Compute Element.

Finally, Intel plans to launch the next-generation NUC 13 Extreme mini PC in Q4 2022, which means that Raptor Lake desktop CPUs are sure to ship before then as well (say by the end of Q3).

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