Home / Computers / The Intel NUC 7 Baby Canyon tops out at 32 GB of DDR4Computers Technology ramseeker pcThe Intel NUC 7 Baby Canyon tops out at 32 GB of DDR4The Intel NUC 7 Baby Canyon runs DDR4 SO-DIMMs in dual-channel, supporting either 2133 or 2400 MHz. Two slots get you a maximum of 32 GB — honest for its era, but snug by today’s standards. 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 GPUsExploreReballing soldered RAM is rarely worth the cost.Reballing soldered RAM voids the warranty — obviouslyReballing soldered RAM voids the warranty.Reballing soldered RAM will cost you $150–$300 and void the warranty.Rechargeable batteries are not overkill for school gear.Previous The Intel NUC 8 Bean Canyon defines the classic NUC storage layoutNext The Intel NUC 11 Beast Canyon officially supports DDR4-3200