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<blockquote data-quote="MLH01" data-source="post: 1241533" data-attributes="member: 89532">Without owning an Intel NUC box, I can only offer basic advice. If you only plan to use it as a client for h.263 or HD video, it should be ok. The specs listed at <a href="https://www.mwave.com.au/product/intel-boxnuc6cayh-nuc-barebone-kit-celeron-j3455-ab99815" target="_blank">Intel BOXNUC6CAYH NUC Barebone Kit - Celeron J3455</a> indicate it is fine for 4K streaming. The CPU should be up to the task for a client. As for RAM, I would recommend a minimum of 4GB and preferably 8GB (the maximum supported), as the integrated GPU (HD 500) uses the same base memory as the CPU. More RAM would also allow you to set up, for example, a 2GB RAM drive if that would be useful to you.The specs seem ok to me for your use case. But as mentioned I don't own one, so it would be worth waiting to see if someone else is using something like this or similar before committing to a purchase.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MLH01, post: 1241533, member: 89532"] Without owning an Intel NUC box, I can only offer basic advice. If you only plan to use it as a client for h.263 or HD video, it should be ok. The specs listed at [URL="https://www.mwave.com.au/product/intel-boxnuc6cayh-nuc-barebone-kit-celeron-j3455-ab99815"]Intel BOXNUC6CAYH NUC Barebone Kit - Celeron J3455[/URL] indicate it is fine for 4K streaming. The CPU should be up to the task for a client. As for RAM, I would recommend a minimum of 4GB and preferably 8GB (the maximum supported), as the integrated GPU (HD 500) uses the same base memory as the CPU. More RAM would also allow you to set up, for example, a 2GB RAM drive if that would be useful to you. The specs seem ok to me for your use case. But as mentioned I don't own one, so it would be worth waiting to see if someone else is using something like this or similar before committing to a purchase. [/QUOTE]

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