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    SN25P Shuttle NForce4 Ultra

    This unit is simply an amazing design. Best SFF ever, and I've tried them all.



    Mine has the following running 24/7 on stock volts:

    AMD A64 4000+ San Diego @ 2650MHz
    ATI X1800XL running @ 540/1200MHz
    OCZ Gold PC3500 2-2-2-5, 1T @ 442MHz
    Dual WD1200JS SE SATAII drives in RAID 0
    Plextor DL DVD Burner
    Mitsumi Floppy
    8 in 1 Card reader
    Wireless Lan
    Firewire & USB in front and back

    And I still have an open PCI-E slot.

    Even with all of this the Shuttle runs very cool and quiet, even with cool and quiet disabled. Does your SFF do 31000+ in 3DMark2001 and 8000+ in #DMark05 with no tweaks on it's 24/7 settings with all virus/spyware programs and services running?
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    SN25P Shuttle NForce4 Ultra

    oops...double post

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      • CPU:
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      • Memory:
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      • Storage:
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    I always faniced having a Shuttle based PC, but I'd be worried about fitting everything I wanted into it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hitman67
    I always faniced having a Shuttle based PC, but I'd be worried about fitting everything I wanted into it.
    What do you want to fit into it?

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      • Compaq 15" TFT
      • Internet:
      • 1mb Broadband
    Well I was looking at:
    A64 3500+
    1gb Ram
    2x 200gb HDD
    X850XL
    Dual Layer DVD
    Floppy/Card Reader

    About it I think, plus the mobo of course
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    Quote Originally Posted by hitman67
    Well I was looking at:
    A64 3500+
    1gb Ram
    2x 200gb HDD
    X850XL
    Dual Layer DVD
    Floppy/Card Reader

    About it I think, plus the mobo of course
    Look at my SN25P config. It comes with the card reader so all I had to put in was the floppy.

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    hitman67 - if you have any doubts, check out www.sudhian.com, the forum there is largely SFF based. It's the best source of info you can get.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice
    Shuttle SN45G, simply because I have one. It is also my first SFF PC.

    Me too! Just built it before Xmas.

    Can I ask what graphics card you use in it - if any?

    My System: Coolermaster Centurion 5 (black) case, Intel E6750 Core2Duo, Tagan Easy-Con 530W, Asus P5B Deluxe WIFI, OCZ 2GB Kit (2x1GB) DDR2 800MHz/PC2-6400 CL 4-4-4-15 PLATINUM XTC, Samsung SpinPoint 200Gb SATA2 / 2 x Maxtor DiamondMax 10 200Gb SATA, 256Mb Sapphire ATI PCI-E X1950PRO, Creative X-Fi Xtreme 7.1, 19" Daewoo W9ZQ Black Widescreen TFT, 4Mb Virgin Cable Broadband (formerly Blueyonder) with Linksys WRT54GL Wireless-G and DD-WRT firmware.

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    My System: Coolermaster Centurion 5 (black) case, Intel E6750 Core2Duo, Tagan Easy-Con 530W, Asus P5B Deluxe WIFI, OCZ 2GB Kit (2x1GB) DDR2 800MHz/PC2-6400 CL 4-4-4-15 PLATINUM XTC, Samsung SpinPoint 200Gb SATA2 / 2 x Maxtor DiamondMax 10 200Gb SATA, 256Mb Sapphire ATI PCI-E X1950PRO, Creative X-Fi Xtreme 7.1, 19" Daewoo W9ZQ Black Widescreen TFT, 4Mb Virgin Cable Broadband (formerly Blueyonder) with Linksys WRT54GL Wireless-G and DD-WRT firmware.

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    I have a Biostar iDEQ 200T that is now an HTPC and with a few fan changes it is sooooo quiet, which is what made me buy it. Runs 24/7 solid as a rock and with a 3MHz Northie and some Corsair 1GB Twinx it is chugging along at 3.375 1:1 on standard volts so an excellent SFF. I also bought it cos I though it was better looking than the shuttles at the time.

    I have built 2iDEQ 200N and both have been great with lots of OCing ability for a SFF.

    Finally I built an Asus T2R which is feature packed and very very very quiet as standard, plus its an Ausus but just falls short of the iDEQ due to its mini tower design.

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