ASRock Industrial NUC Ultra 200 BOX Series Intel Arrow Lake NUC PCs with Arc Graphics and Wi-Fi 6E

Signage and security projects often want a small computer that can hold the OS on NVMe and a larger library or recording store on SATA, with a wireless link ready on day one. The ASRock Industrial NUC Ultra 200 BOX series covers that brief: a fanned NUC PC on Intel Core Ultra 200H (Arrow Lake-H) processors with Intel Arc graphics, Wi-Fi 6E fitted and a SATA port alongside two NVMe sockets.

Every NUC Ultra 200 BOX model shares the same architecture. Two SO-DIMM sockets take dual-channel DDR5 6400 up to 96 GB. Storage combines two four-lane PCIe Gen4 M.2 M key sockets with a SATA 6 Gb/s port for an internal drive, a SATA cable is in the box, and Intel VMD RAID 0/1 can mirror or stripe the NVMe pair. Two HDMI 2.1 outputs, DisplayPort 2.1 over USB4/Thunderbolt 4 and DisplayPort 1.4a over a second USB-C port drive four displays. Dual Intel 2.5GbE (I226LM and I226V, with Intel vPro Essentials on LAN1), three USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-A ports, a headphone and microphone jack and a fitted Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 module complete the I/O.

The range splits by processor. The NUC BOX-255H carries the Core Ultra 7 255H, a 16-core processor with Intel Arc 140T graphics and a 120 W adapter, for security, signage and edge AI vision that lean on the GPU. The NUC BOX-225H carries the Core Ultra 5 225H, a 14-core processor with Intel Arc 130T graphics and a 90 W adapter, for retail, kiosk and signage installs where outputs and wireless matter more than peak graphics.

In practice the NUC Ultra 200 BOX series suits retail and kiosk installs, digital signage, security and edge AI in controlled environments. Both models are rated from 0 °C to 40 °C, store from -40 °C to 85 °C with 5 to 90% humidity, run from 12 to 24 V DC with AT or ATX power-on, and carry CE and FCC marks. A VESA bracket is included, Windows 11 and Linux are supported, and security uses firmware TPM (Intel PTT), with a watchdog timer for unattended sites. These NUC PCs give a space-saving way to put Intel Arc graphics and mixed NVMe and SATA storage behind a screen.