NUC condenses similar performance and the capabilities of a standard PC into a tiny footprint. The early versions of Intel NUC featured motherboards that were four by four inches squared. Today NUCs come in all shapes, sizes, and materials. There are NUCs for virtually every use case, from gaming PCs to content creation or productivity-focused workstations as well as modular devices with Intel vPro platform support built for business.[f:All versions of the Intel vPro platform require an eligible Intel Core processor, a supported operating system, Intel LAN and/or WLAN silicon, firmware enhancements, and other hardware and software necessary to deliver the manageability use cases, security features, system performance, and stability that define the platform. See intel.com/performance-vpro for details.] Tinkerers will also enjoy the customization potential of Intel NUC kits, which come with a chassis, motherboard, and processor and allow builders to add in their own memory and storage device.