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Question: I want to make sure before ordering that Amazon sells now the updated NUC version with the N2830 chip, the kit # SA H22962-103.  Please advise...
Document: For the older N2820 boxes:  SA H22962-100, H22962-101, H22962-102. For the newer N2830 boxes:  SA H22962-103 and later. You may have to buy directly from one of the vendors and contact them to control what you get.I consider this a black-eye for Intel. IMHO they should &#34;eat&#34; the inventory with the defective CPU and only sell the kit with the N2830 chip.
Intel has stated that they will continue to deliver this NUC DN2820FYKH kit under that name even though it will eventually have the N2830 chip in it. (the roadmap I saw shows this kit number being available into 2015).Intel is going to continue delivering their inventory of this kit with the buggy N2820 installed until that inventory is exhausted.
It comes with an Intel Wireless-N 7260 card preinstalled. It only supports a 2.5 inch drive at sata II speeds; no Msata. It has ONLY ONE DDR3L sodimm slot, so you will need to make sure your RAM can run at 1.35v and that you get a single stick at the capacity you want.I had issues with the built in Bluetooth which I think is an issue with Intel 7260 series wireless devices.Steam Streaming works 97% flawlessly.
I bought last week from a local shop, it never worked and seems to have been bricked.It's a very difficult to work with and it just didn't work. It will only take the RAM on the approved list, not just any 1.35V RAM.You need a BIOS update just to install the OS"BIOS version information for Intel NUC Kit DN2820FYKH This Intel NUC originally shipped from the factory with BIOS version 0015.
Was previously using an E-350 mini itx build, and wanted this for an upgrade in size and portability. Unfortunately I received a 2820 instead of the newer version, as the memory speed increase and quick sync support would have been nice.Setup was relatively smooth, installed 4 GB of ram from Amazon and a 2 TB 2.5&#34; 15 mm drive that I pulled from a WDTV hub.
Full disclosure: I did not buy this from Amazon because I got a much better price through Newegg ($121.49!) That said, I purchased the exact same product listed here, and felt I should share my thoughts with my Amazon friends ....If not for crappy first impressions, I would give the NUC DN2820FYKH five stars.
I do not own this NUC yet but have been researching it for a while. My rating is based on Intel's decision to continue shipping these with the buggy N2820 CPU.I have read that the N2820 chip has bugs. (USB3 and others). The other reviews here suggest that some of the reviewers are seeing those bugs.
I removed the memory and tried again. This time I did get beeps from the headphone jack, but still no display. I repeated this process with a multi-sync computer monitor and got the same results. I don't know what took INTEL so long to get these restocked, but maybe it was quality control problems. If so, they didn't get them fixed. My NUC is going back to Amazon and I won't be trying another one.
I would also expect the N2820 NUC to soon be upgraded to an N2830 NUC.Hopefully, Intel will take this opportunity to "refresh" the basic chassis to include a second RAM slot and an mSATA SSD slot, without dramatically increasing the price of the putative N2830 NUC.And, hopefully Intel will also take this opportunity to change the 12 volt power plug for one which cannot be confused with the 5.5x2.5mm plug used on most 19 volt Intel and competitive products.
I know that the Core-iX lines always do what I want them to do. This Celeron NUC has been able to do almost everything I have asked it to do. More importantly, it is serving its direct purpose of behaving as my Set-top-box PERFECTLY.
Answer: Not the most recent info, but I received my NUC on 06/02/2014 from Amazon and it was a H22962-101.  Box said it was manufactured 6 weeks prior.  I returned it and am waiting...again.