I wanna shuttle but i'm skint!

[Jimmy Little]

i built my misses a nice little shuttle, and now i really want one!!

i have all the bits as long as the shuttle will run my 1800xp and a 512 stick of 2700 ram... so which is my cheapo option in the shuttle front? also are there room for two hard drives if i don't stick a floppy in?

[Knoxville]

SK41's are the cheapest iirc, there's room for 2 hdd's in there but they will run a bit hot so make sure they ain't deathstars and you should be fine.

[Jimmy Little]

ok cheers dude, i might post in the wanted section

[XTR]

i'd go for an SN41G2.... sold little machine and they can be icked up very cheaply these days..... although the SK41G is amazingly cheap.... but the SN41G2 would be my choice.

[Jimmy Little]

how cheap is cheap XTR?

[Speedo]

Well Bobby you're looking at £161.87 (SN41G2 V2) and £116.33 (SK41G) - Prices taken from Overclock.co.uk.

Both ahve integrated graphics so basically you would be ok to put the components straight in and have a running system Maybe think about upgrading graphics at a later date

[Atomic]

the SN41G2 uses the nforce2 chipset so is better there, it also has a nice alu front which looks nicer than the plastic one.

[Platinum]

SK43 is a budget Shuttle but has 400MHz FSB support, good for future upgrades, SN45G is the dogs though if your willing to shell out a little more, ive got a 2500+M in mine crusing along @ 2.5GHz

[Rexticle]

Sn41G2 is the pick for best value AMD machine if you want good integrated graphics

[sijol]

The cheapest thing I've see that would take your kit is the Biostar IDEQ 200V.

Its not a Shuttle but it should do the job.

At Aria its £85 + vat and carriage.

There is also the nicer Nforce 2 based 200N but its £40 more and you specified the cheapest.

http://www.aria.co.uk/productsList.a...&Submit=submit

[XTR]

SFF FAQ!!!!! --- http://forums.hexus.net/showthread.php?t=544

[Jimmy Little]

^ cool thanks for the link and cheers for the info! oh well keep saving!