Testberichte 2.0

So, I get this shiny little sucker in the mail and proceed to carefully insert my components to it. First boot up, seems to work fine.. I'm watching the mother board and seeing it come to life for the first time. I begin hearing this high pitched sound. I...

A bare bones system that potentially can work with your parts

A bare bones system that will become your fault even if it's their fault

I normally run 2 VMs in VMware on boot, & this has been running them well. The only problem is my HDD. Its a bit slow for Win7 & VMs. Mai Rig: CPU: Intel Q9400 2.66GHz [@ 2.9GHz] RAM: CORSAIR XMS3 DHX 4GB [8GB Total] OS: Windows 7 64bit GPU: Nvidia GTS 2...

Wireless internet [Realtek] allows me to shove the PC in a closet ; This thing is smaller than I thought! I fit the PC in a suitcase to game at my friends' house ; Prettyful

Fingerprint Reader software unsupported on my OS. I dont blame Shuttle though. MS is making so many OSes, its hard to keep up ; Included Bluetooth adapter doesnt support a few of my devices. Again, it might be the driver not compatible with the OS

If you plan to use this Corsair XMS3 like I did (I got 8GB, it's on Shuttle's compatibility list) save yourself a week of random BSOD's and set the voltage to 1.8V in your BIOS.

SFF, obviously. DDR3 support. 2 x eSATA. Low noise heat pipe CPU cooler. Stealth drive lever to operate your optical disc open/close button works much better than my older Shuttle. It never could really work with my drive so I always used software eject t...

No onboard video or Firewire. Fan slightly louder at idle than the older Shuttle that this SX48P2 Deluxe is replacing.