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    New MSI Mega PC



    MSI Unveiled its new Mega 865, a Multimedia type of Barebone System, at CES 2004


    http://www.msi.com.tw/html/newsrelea...09_mega865.htm


    I quite like it



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    Nicer then they're last attempt, i'd still rather have a shuttle though

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    If you turn the shuttle off, you cant play radio or cds or any other stuff. Thats the MSI's big advantage if you want a all in one type living room system.

    Looks better than the old one too!

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    Not bad, I'm still waiting for Hi-Fi manufactureres to team up with PC manufacturers to make some tasty PC's in stack units!

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    Quote Originally Posted by acidrainy
    Not bad, I'm still waiting for Hi-Fi manufactureres to team up with PC manufacturers to make some tasty PC's in stack units!
    Make one yourself!

    I would love to, but wouldn't know where to start (apart from knowing what eq I'd need).

    It does look rather smart though, but I agree with Knoxville, I'd rather have a shuttle.

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    That looks sexy as hell
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    Quote Originally Posted by Howard
    That looks sexy as hell
    Yeah I posted details of that (and about 200 other SFF systems) in my SFF @ Computex article. ( /.'d )

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    I like it
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    And by trying to force me to like small pants, they've alienated me.

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    Any ideas on price? Looks very sleek!

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    http://www.sfftech.com/showdocs.cfm?aid=453&pid=1625 that one looks sexy, it would go nice with the ipod

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    Quote Originally Posted by Butuz
    If you turn the shuttle off, you cant play radio or cds or any other stuff. Thats the MSI's big advantage if you want a all in one type living room system.

    Looks better than the old one too!

    Butuz
    It isn't a Shuttle.

    News has it that this is there last SFF. Since they have had serious issues with cooling, and never properly resolved the bugs from their previous POS 651, we could see an end to MSI before the year is out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rexticle
    It isn't a Shuttle.

    News has it that this is there last SFF. Since they have had serious issues with cooling, and never properly resolved the bugs from their previous POS 651, we could see an end to MSI before the year is out.
    Correct, the new MSI SFF's are just re-styles of the original 651 - except with new chipsets. Serious cooling issues arose with the 651 when used with an AGP graphics card.
    The innards of the new models I saw at Computex looked unchanged & no-one on the MSI stand could give me any info to indicate otherwise....

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    Quote Originally Posted by acidrainy
    Not bad, I'm still waiting for Hi-Fi manufactureres to team up with PC manufacturers to make some tasty PC's in stack units!
    looking at this, there aren't many options. hush atx is yet to be released, the matx isn't very powerful. you're left with getting a CM 630 series case and silencing it the best you can.

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    Very nice ... Why not in an AMD version tho

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    Quote Originally Posted by unrealrocks
    Very nice ... Why not in an AMD version tho

    AMD's are known to be that little bit hotter.... since the MEGA PC has a heat issue... its best to stop away from AMD's until they have perfected the design



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    Quote Originally Posted by Rexticle
    It isn't a Shuttle.
    I never said it was, i was highliting the MSI's advantages compared to the shuttle, in reply to Knoxvilles post above mine. Should have quoted him and made myself more clear

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