The Gigabyte Brix Gaming UHD on display at IDF 2016 was the Gigabyte GB­-BNi7HG4­-950 BRIX. Inside this model is an Intel Core i7­-6700HQ quad­-core processor with Hyper­-Threading ­(2.6GHz base­/3.5GHz boost­), an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950 GPU, 32GB ­(2x16GB­) HyperX Impact DDR4 SO­-DIMM memory running 3000 MHz and a HyperX Predator 960GB PCIe M.2 SSD. You also have an Intel Wireless­-AC 8260 card for dual­-band 2×2 Wi­-Fi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.2. Not bad hardware for a device that obviously has some size constraints when it comes to what you can shoehorn inside it. It should be noted that Kingston was using a barebone version and installed their own hardware inside to showcase it. We aren­'t sure what the barebone version will be priced at, but we have been told that a fully configured model with Windows 10 already installed will be around $1300. A wild guess might put a barebone model at $899 to $999 as it wouldn­'t come with an M.2 PCIe SSD, DDR4 memory kit or a Windows 10 license.

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