ASRock NUCS BOX-155H .

Mini-Barebone Intel Core Ultra 7 155H M.2 PCIe 4.0 Wi-Fi 6E/Bluetooth 5.3 + LAN 2.5 GbE (without display/memory/storage/system).

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The ASRock NUCS BOX-155H barebone based on the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor will enable you to assemble a low-power mini-PC without sacrificing responsiveness in office and multimedia use once DDR5 (SO-Dimm) memory and an SSD have been added.

Mini-Barebone Intel Core Ultra 7 155H M.2 PCIe 4.0 Wi-Fi 6E/Bluetooth 5.3 + LAN 2.5 GbE (without display/memory/storage/system).

  • Intel Core Ultra 7
Overview

ASRock NUCS BOX-155H : Barebone with Intel Core Ultra 7 CPU

The ASRock NUCS BOX-155H barebone based on the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor will enable you to assemble a low-power mini-PC without sacrificing responsiveness in office and multimedia use once DDR5 (SO-Dimm) memory and an SSD have been added. It comes with four video outputs that can be used simultaneously and USB 3.2 ports for your peripherals, and has full network connectivity with a 2.5 GbE LAN port and Wi-Fi 6E/Bluetooth 5.3.

Key features :

  • Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor (6 Performance-Cores 1.4 GHz / 4.8 GHz Turbo + 8 Efficient-Cores 0.9 GHz / 3.8 GHz Turbo - 22 Threads - 24 MB Cache)
  • 2 SO-DIMM DDR5 5600 MHz memory slots (maximum 96 GB)
  • 1 x M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 x4 + 1 x M.2 2242 PCIe 4.0 x1
  • Network connectors: 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6E/Bluetooth 5.3
  • Video connectors: 2x HDMI 2.1, 2 x DisplayPort 1.4a (from USB-C/Thunderbolt ports) (up to 4 displays connected simultaneously)
  • External power supply: 120 Watt / 19 Volt mains adapter

Specifications
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General information

Product name

ASRock NUCS BOX-155H .

Brand

ASRock

Model

NUCS BOX-155H

Processor and chipset

Integrated processor

Yes

Processor

Intel Core Ultra 7

CPU frequency

4.8 GHz

Processor support

N/A

Number of CPUs supported

1

AI Ready

Yes

Memory

Memory format

2 X SO-DIMM 262-pin (DDR5)

Memory Frequency(ies)

DDR5 5600 MHz

Memory type

DDR5

Memory technology

Dual Channel

Dual Channel

Yes

Maximum RAM capacity per slot

48 GB

Maximum RAM capacity

96 GB

Graphic

Integrated graphics controller

Yes

Graphics chipset

Intel Arc Graphics

Expansion slots

Graphic connector(s)

None

Graphic card max. length

0 mm

Number and Type of slots

None

Storage

Hard drives connectors

1 X M.2 - PCI-E 4.0 x4
1 X M.2 - PCI-E 4.0 1x

M.2 support

1 X M.2 2242
1 X M.2 2280

Optical drive type

None

Audio

Audio Chipset

Realtek ALC256

Network

Number of ports/Ethernet controler

1 X Intel i226-LM

Network standard(s)

2.5 Gbps Gigabit Ethernet (2.5 GbE)

Wireless network standard(s)

Wi-Fi 6E
Bluetooth 5.3

Connectivity

Front panel connectors

2 X USB 3.1
1 X Thunderbolt 4/USB-C
1 X 3.5mm Jack Female Stereo
1 X USB 3.2 Type C

Rear panel connectors

2 X USB 3.1
1 X RJ45 Female
2 X HDMI Female

Case

Power

120 W

Compatibility

Supported OS

Microsoft Windows 11
Microsoft Windows 10

Max CPU TDP

28 W

Physical characteristics

Barebone format

Mini PC

Width

110 mm

Height

38 mm

Depth

117.5 mm

Weight

1 kg

Warranties

Commercial warranty

Seller 3 years

Legal warranty

See terms & conditions

Product referenced on 22 May 2024

Customer review
Global rating
8/10
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  • by Thierry V
    Posted on 3 Jul 2024
    Bought on 31 May 2024 from LDLC
    Number of reviews: 14 Average rating: 9

    Very good, 2 drivers to install manually

    The machine is (after only 3 weeks of use), very good. It meets my expectations.

    As mentioned in the title, I have two little problems with the drivers. I went to the manufacturer's website, retrieved all the drivers I'd installed and then two pieces of hardware weren't recognised.

    1/ The Intel network card: the solution was simple, I went to the Intel site and downloaded the drivers. It's a setup and after installation, everything was back in order.

    2/ The "unknown" driver: after some investigation, it turned out to be the Thunderbold driver. I downloaded it from the Intel site and as it was an .INF file, I simply told Windows that there was a driver there and it found it.

    A little downside: when I opened the device manager a while later, I saw that it was no longer recognised (again, the Thunderbolt) but ajd it's recognised again without any intervention on my part.

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