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The latest in Intel's line of Canyon-nicknamed Next Unit of Computing Extreme PC kits, the Beast version comes equipped with either the latest Core i9 CPU or unlocked Core i7 processor and support for a full-size graphics card in a small-form-factor chassis with the familiar skull logo.
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