Price is low! Does it have a GPU? Is it adequately cooled?

That was my thought too, cooling.

There have been 0 complaints of overheating on Amazon. My case remains cool during full rendering, because the CPU runs at only 3%. GPU renders like a little rabbit. Came preinstalled with Win11 and MS Office. Price you see is actually more than I paid on a coupon that has since expired.

It is supposed to support 3 HDR10 monitors at once!

Looks like a Nuc variant with a mobile 12th gen cpu and IrisXe igpu. Case looks too small to add a compact Nvidia 4070 which some of the Nucs allow in larger cases... but not in that price range. Over on the Simply Nuc site you could get something similar for a little more that's more recent.

As a background task, I was looking for a replacement for my Q9450 machine that I once used for editing but now use for email. (That means that my wife gets to touch it). I considered compact computers as well as just duplicating my current edit machine so I could use it as a render machine. I was even more motivated when the Q9450 machine started getting "morning sickness" and running diagnostics with no failure. I finally got a beep code that tended to point to power. I got the beep one and only one time, but I threw a power supply at it anyway. Here is a sample of the errors that I got over a period of time with the beeps in the background.

1. The power supplies that I buy have 10-year warranties.
2. Unfortunately, this one was more than 10 years old.
3. The old Q9450 system has a fire wire port, a floppy disk, a removable rack for IDE hard drives and an HD-DVD-ROM/Blu-ray writer.

I used to call bugs fixed when I walked out the door. This one has run 11 days without an error, so I now pronounce it fixed.

Thank you for your comments. I have no reason at this point to consider a different option.

@Howard-Vigorita It ain't broke . . . .