SOLD: ASRock NUC-BOX 1135G7 quad-core Intel micro PC

These things are super friggin cool. @CodyP picked one up off me a while back, he may have input on how his turned out? I used one for home automation the last couple months, but I need money more than I need cool electronic toys at the moment.

Basically, these are tiny PCs filled to the gills that run reasonably quiet (IMO) with good airflow. Its power brick is almost larger than the unit. Specs as I've equipped are pretty damn stout:

• 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1135G7 processor (4 core, 8 thread, max speed 4.2GHz, FULL SPECS)
• 32GB DDR4 RAM (2 x 8 Micron PC4-2400T, can take up to 64GB)
  
• 500GB Samsung 970 EVO Plus M.2 NVMe SSD
• 4K resolution w/Intel Iris X (max resolution 4096x2160)
• Intel AX200 Wi-Fi 6 support (802.11ax)
• Bluetooth 5.2 support
• One 2.5 GbE network port, one 1 GbE network port
• 1x USB 4 port + 3x USB 3.2 ports (1 is USB-C)
• 3 Display outputs (HDMI, DP std, DP 1.4 via USB-C)
• Integrated audio with standard headphone out

For more info/pics, here's the datasheet and you can check ASrock's NUC-1135G7 website for other details about what it's capable of. Tiny titan.

You'll receive:

• NUC box pre-loaded as shown below w/RAM and NVMe storage
• OEM 19v power brick, similar to what most laptops use
• Windows 11 is reset to OEM/reseller spec (i.e. valid Digital license activated, as seen below)
• FREE: 128 GB Samsung FIT USB thumb drive with drivers, BIOS, manuals (~$20-30 value)

All you need to do is attach a keyboard & mouse, and plug it into a DP, TB4, or HDMI monitor, and boot it to start the OOBE/new computer setup wizard as you would with any other PC from Dell/HP/Acer/Asus/etc. Setup remote access, it's fully capable of running headless from there on out. My only commentary: You can't stuff these in a drawer or set on a floor if you intend to use the wifi functionality. Same as any other device, it needs to be out in the open, else you should run it wired with a network cable.

Not included: You can buy a separate accessory to mount it directly to the back of an LCD screen for simplified cabling if you wanted to use it as a POS terminal or similar simpified desktop setup. Note the threaded post holes on the underside in pics below.

These MSRP'd around $500/ea barebones (i.e. no storage, no memory).

I'd like to get $200 shipped OBO, as equipped (fully; 32GB RAM, 500GB NVMe, quad core)

Price not firm, offers welcome. I'll sit on offers for 24hrs, if someone offers more, they win.

These boxes run $300 on eBay today (new) w/o storage or RAM. Samsung NVMe SSDs run $90-100 new. Valid lifetime digital Win11 Pro licenses run $199. No clue what 32GB of DDR4 costs, but you get the idea... I think the ask price is fair. I'm taking into consideration they were hardly used, but are a couple of years old at this point and no longer under warranty.

I have a 2nd unit waiting in the wings, I'm workig to setup this week. I'd let both go for $400 shipped, if that's interesting?

Need pics? This is what you're getting for your $$.

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Bump for price drop. Wicked powerful little computer for the price.

 

The specs on this thing are sick......I don't need it but damn it's stacked

 

Sale pending on my the last unit...

AND SOLD. Thanks for looking folks.