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Highlights and Technical Data

10:50 - Thursday 24 January 2008 by Siggy Moersch
Source: Tom's Hardware UK – Keywords: Shuttle, SX38P2, Pro
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Highlights and Technical Data

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Shuttle XPC SX38P2 Pro

 
Shuttle XPC Barebone SX38P2 Pro (Prima Series)

  • Intel-X38-Express-/ICH9R-Chipset
  • Supports Intel Core-2-Extreme / Core-2-Quad / Core-2-Duo series
  • Up to 8 GB Dual-Channel DDR2-800 (up to 1066 MHz overclocked)
  • 8-channel HD-Audio with Dolby Digital Live! and DTS
  • 2 x PCI-E 2.0 x16 ATI CrossFire
  • 4 x SATA2, 2x eSATA
  • USB/Speed-Link
  • Fingerprint Scanner
  • 450 Watt Power Supply (80 PLUS)
  • Price: ca. €500
     
    Shuttle XPC SX38P2Pro
     

Technical Data
Form Factor Shuttle XPC (mini barebone)
Dimensions 325 x 210 x 220 mm
Weight 4.2 kg
Motherboard Shuttle FX38 V1.0
BIOS Phoenix 6.00 PG
CPU Socket Intel LGA775
Supported Processors Intel Core 2 Quad, Core 2 Extreme
Core 2 Duo, Pentium D
Front Side Bus 1333 / 1066 / 800 MHz
Chipset Intel X38 mit ICH9-R
Expansion Slots 2 x PCI Express, ATI CrossFire capable
1 x Mini-PCI
Memory 4 x DDR2, Dual Channel, 8 GByte max
Audio Realtek ALC888DD, 7.1 Sound
Ethernet Gigabit-LAN Marvell 88E8056
Power Supply 450 Watt 80Plus

 
Shuttle XPC SX38P2Pro
 

Connectivity
Type Internal External Front External Rear
Serial ATA 4 x - -
eSATA - - 2 x
IDE 1 x - -
Floppy 1 x - -
USB 2 x 2 x 6 x
Fan Header 4 x - -
Firewire - 1 x 1 x
Network - - 1 x
Sound - 2 x 8 x, 2 x SPDIF


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ye_sus 24/01/2008 07:05
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integrated fingerprint scanner huh?
what if u cut yourself and won't be able to use your comp? :D

j/k
neat stuff,but only for people with too much money to spend

r202156 24/01/2008 09:02
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It's a great product in many ways I'd say comfining the potential of most decent gaming PCs to that size is an accomplishment.

However I'm a strong proponent of quiet computing, and I normally believe tomshardware under estimates how loud some products they review are, if they say this is loud, then I'd probably want it set up in a different room to me while I'm using it. Personally if I was to get one, I'd try quietening it in any way possible, only use a dual core cpu, put a passively cooled 8800GT (if I could fit one). Or perhaps external watercooling would be ideal though it might contradict the point of space saving and would be inpractical for lan parties.

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