nForce 4 SFF Systems on the way

[Steve]

Digi Times is reporting that Biostar have joined the nForce 4 SFF race:

The iDEQ 300P is expected to compete with Shuttle's SN25P XPC, which should be the first nForce4-based SFF solution on the market, with its official launch date set for February 22.

The AMD CPU-based iDEQ 300P will feature a Socket 939 motherboard with slots for one PCIe x16 graphics card and one PCI card. A mini-PCI-card slot has also been included, to accommodate wireless cards. The system will also support standard nForce4 features such as a hardware firewall, support for 3Gb/s SATA hard drives, native Gigabit Ethernet networking and overclocking options.

Read the full article here, and be on the lookout for nForce 4 SFF reviews from HEXUS.

[Zak33]

power in a little box

imagine the adapted version....expandable sides, like a set of bellows.....

for SLI

[Steve]

SLI SFF was the first thing that entered my mind.

Imagine how many PSUs you'd get through!

[CommanderSpike]

Any news on when NVidia are going to bring Soundstorm back, either as a seperate card or onboard solution?

[Apex]

wooooot \o/

[DR]

I have one of these about a metre behind me

[weebroonieuk]

give me it !

[Pete the Painter]

Check this --->Pype at Overclex its in french but can be translated into English via bablefish.

Not sure it can be classed as SFF but theres a comparison to a shuttle too


or check the flash site at http://www.pype.net/

PSU: ATX – FSP 350 Watts
Chipset : nVidia nForce 4
Memory : 2 slots Dual DDR 266 / 333 / 400 MHz
Port Serial ATA : 4 x S-ATA/150
Port ATA : 1 x ATA 133
Ports USB2.0 : 2 x Rear – 2 x front panel
Slots : 1 PCIe 16X, 1 PCIe 1X, 2 NCV

[weebroonieuk]

thats possibly the uglest computer ive saw in a while