Home / Computers / The Intel NUC 11 Beast Canyon skips 2.5-inch SATA entirelyComputers Technology ramseeker pcThe Intel NUC 11 Beast Canyon skips 2.5-inch SATA entirelyNo space for a 2.5-inch drive inside Beast Canyon, which is typical for these compact NUC enclosures. But the second M.2 slot does accept SATA M.2 SSDs if you’re not ready to go full NVMe. Shop computer upgrades on Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe Intel NUC 14 Lunar Canyon skips 2.5-inch drives entirelyThe Intel NUC 7 Baby Canyon takes either SATA or NVMe in its single M.2 slotThe Intel NUC 14 Lunar Canyon locks down both CPU and GPUThe Intel NUC 7 runs M.2 and 2.5-inch drives side by sideIntel NUC 11 Beast Canyon — PCIe Gen 4 x16 slot fits full-size GPUsExploreThe Epson WorkForce WF-2960 keeps it simple with USB, Wi-Fi, and EthernetThe Epson WorkForce WF-4830 prints peer-to-peer via Wi-Fi DirectThe Xerox B225 connects via dual-band Wi-Fi ac and Gigabit EthernetThe Xerox C235 has Wi-Fi Direct for router-free printingThe Brother HL-L2350DW covers all three basic connectivity optionsPrevious The Intel NUC 7 Baby Canyon takes either SATA or NVMe in its single M.2 slotNext The HP ProDesk 600 G6 SFF steps up to LGA 1200 and 10th Gen Comet Lake