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ASUS introduces NUC 15 Performance mini PC in Singapore

ASUS launches the NUC 15 Performance mini PC in Singapore, offering Intel Core Ultra processors, RTX graphics, and Wi-Fi 7.

ASUS has launched the NUC 15 Performance in Singapore, a barebone mini PC designed to deliver powerful computing in a compact form factor. Featuring the latest Intel Core Ultra processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX laptop GPUs, the system is aimed at business and creative professionals who require high performance in a small footprint.

Performance for demanding workloads

The NUC 15 Performance can be configured with either the Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX or Ultra 7 255HX processor, promising up to an 18% boost in performance compared with earlier NUC models. The system is tailored for commercial and industrial applications, where heavy multitasking and AI-driven workloads demand efficiency and speed. Its 3-litre chassis makes it a compact choice for modern workspaces without compromising processing power.

ASUS has also positioned the mini PC as a solution for creative professionals, ensuring smooth handling of demanding applications such as video editing, 3D rendering, and AI-assisted workflows.

Advanced graphics and AI capabilities

Graphics are powered by NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 or 5060 laptop GPUs, enabling AI-powered visuals that are twice as powerful as previous-generation NUCs. The GPUs are supported by NVIDIA DLSS 4, which accelerates image generation, and NVIDIA Studio, which offers optimised creative tools. Users can also access NVIDIA NIM microservices, allowing developers and enthusiasts to build AI assistants, workflows, and applications on NIM-ready systems.

These capabilities position the NUC 15 Performance as a system suited to AI developers, content creators, and professionals requiring enhanced graphical power.

Flexible design and connectivity

The device is sold as a NUC Kit, meaning it comes without pre-installed RAM, storage, or an operating system. This allows businesses and individuals to customise the system according to their specific needs. Each unit ships with a stand for vertical or horizontal placement, and the logo-free chassis enables businesses to add their own branding if required.

The mini PC supports up to five simultaneous displays through two HDMI 2.1 ports, two DisplayPort 2.1 ports, and a Thunderbolt 4 Type-C with DisplayPort 2.1. This makes it suitable for multi-screen environments such as financial trading floors, laboratories, and creative studios.

Connectivity is powered by Intel Killer Wi-Fi 7, which ASUS says delivers transfer speeds up to 2.4 times faster than WiFi 6. Bluetooth 5.4 ensures stable wireless connections across a range of devices. These features are designed to provide smooth streaming, rapid file transfers, and stable collaboration across digital platforms.

Cooling and user experience

To manage heat, the NUC 15 Performance employs a QuietFlow cooling system that uses three fans and a dual vapour chamber design. The system automatically adjusts fan speeds depending on temperature and workload, keeping noise levels low while maintaining efficiency. The airflow-enhanced chassis reduces the risk of overheating, ensuring stability during extended high-performance tasks.

ASUS has also announced that buyers of eligible models will receive a complimentary three-month trial of Adobe Creative Cloud. This partnership is designed to give users access to professional creative tools and enhance the system’s value for design and media professionals.

Pricing and availability

The ASUS NUC 15 Performance is now available in Singapore. The model equipped with the Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX processor and RTX 5070 GPU is priced at S$2,699, while the variant featuring the Intel Core Ultra 7 255HX and RTX 5060 GPU retails at S$2,199.

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