Shuttle XPC Prima Series SX38P2 Pro Tests (PC Systeme)

Make sure you check the list on their site for what can and can not be used before you buy anything. The case has a fingerprint scanner installed, but even with the drivers I have no idea how to get it working.

Looks great, it's small so it doesn't hog all your desk space. The motherboard supports 8GB of RAM. Great method of stacking drives internally to maximize the small space. All of the usable cards/chips are listed on their help website

The power supply can NOT be upgraded due to the fact that the power supply is custom to the case. The video card is limited to roughly 9 1/2 inches or less due to a motherboard power cable which is in the way. The power cable is in a poor spot, but not...

Will probably be my last Shuttle if video cards continue getting bigger and more power-hungry. The small compact case is Shuttles turn-on, but it needs to be able to keep up with these huge cards.

This is my 3rd Shuttle case, simply cannot beat the price and the simplicity of the barebones system. Once again this case is solid. They seem to have really nailed down the cooling and noise issues from their earlier models

Will NOT fit the new Nvidia GTX 260 and above video cards in there current state. ($30 restocking fee mistake on my part here). Must settle for a GTS 250 which is an inch shorter than the GTX 260+ series. This was a disappointment. The ATX PWR2...

I contacted Shuttle tech support with a technical product question after purchase. I expected nothing because I'd read a few comments that they don't respond. However, they responded quickly and to every email and question. Quite helpful and pleasant....

This is a follow-up to my previous review, since that was made just after purchase. No change in my satisfaction--I continue to be impressed by this computer. So much that I'm writing a second review. It is easily the most stable system I've ever...

None that I've found. I feel bad for those few that have had a bad experience.