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There is also SIM (structured illumination microscopy).
Main problem I see is you don't see a lot of stuff using only ambient light and non dyed samples. Most light microscopy uses specific wavelengths for excitation illumination and then count on emission filters to see the specific...
So I hope this isn't the ONLY intel they used to blow a friggin' building up. Seems like the a-holes found a way to get any building they want blown-up by pretending it's an ISIS building.
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I have 3 Haswell NUCs:
D34010WYK (short i3)
D54250WYKH (Tall i5)
D54250WYK (short i5)
I've only heard the fan on hot days, upper 70s inside, other than that, nice and quiet.
The i3 is definitely the quietest of the bunch. I imagine if you try it for a while, you'll pass on buying a...
That case takes a full ATX PSU
Other than that, if you are sticking with the Intel graphics, and a Haswell CPU you will have plenty of airflow and a very quiet PC.
I have built several SFF PCs in small Lian Li cases with very similar layout.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/116100864@N04/14501893796/in/set-72157645449567953
I've been building PCs for work and home for years, but I really like the NUCs, and think that it's a good way for noobs to get in their first PC "Build".
So I took some pics of my last build, and added some...