Intel BKCM11EBI58W handheld pcs accessory
A compact Intel NUC compute element for modular handheld PC builds, first listed March 31, 2023
- Intel NUC Compute Element for compact systems
- New condition ready for immediate deployment
- Model CM11EBI58W identifies the exact module
- First listed by manufacturer on 31 March 2023
- Handheld PC accessory expands portable computing options
Intel NUC Compute Element CM11EBI58W
This Intel NUC Compute Element CM11EBI58W is a modular computing module designed for system integrators and OEM developers building compact embedded or edge devices. It packages the processor, memory and core I/O into a single replaceable unit that slots into a carrier board.
Sustained thermal behaviour
The element is engineered to maintain stable operation inside thermally constrained chassis where continuous workloads run for extended periods. Its mechanical interface transfers heat to the carrier board or external heatsink, allowing consistent performance without relying on short-burst turbo behaviour alone.
Carrier-board mounting and I/O
A high-density connector on the underside mates with a custom carrier board, providing power, display, storage and peripheral signals in one insertion. This connector-centric design means daily serviceability depends on carrier-board layout rather than cable routing, and the module itself has no exposed ports or user-accessible fasteners.
How it compares
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- Price $351.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 624 comparable items (median $56.49).
Specifications
| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 127 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
How much power does the Intel BKCM11EBI58W compute element draw when running continuously?
The Intel BKCM11EBI58W is a compute element designed for integration into a compatible NUC chassis; its sustained power consumption depends on the thermal solution and workload limits set by that host system.
What chassis or carrier board must I already own to install the Intel BKCM11EBI58W?
The Intel BKCM11EBI58W requires a compatible Intel NUC chassis or carrier board that accepts the Compute Element form factor to provide power, cooling and I/O connectivity.
Will the Intel BKCM11EBI58W work alongside my existing NUC 11 compute elements in the same deployment?
The Intel BKCM11EBI58W follows the same Compute Element form factor as other 11th generation NUC elements, allowing it to share chassis and management infrastructure with those units.
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