10:50 - Thursday 24 January 2008 by Siggy Moersch
Source: Tom's Hardware UK – Keywords: Shuttle, SX38P2, Pro
Categories: Hardware
Source: Tom's Hardware UK – Keywords: Shuttle, SX38P2, Pro
Categories: Hardware
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Large Cards Welcome
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The XPC SX38P2 Pro is large enough to house even large cards! It can handle either two CrossFire capable ATI cards or one single dual-slot graphics card, such as a GeForce 8800 GTX, for example.
| CPU | Intel Pentium E2160 | 1800 MHz | Conroe, 65 nm |
| Graphics | ATI Radeon HD 3850 | 512 MByte | PCI-Express |
| Graphics | ATI Radeon | 512 MByte | PCI-Express |
| Graphics | Geforce 8500GT | 256 MByte | PCI-Express |
| Graphics | Geforce 8800GTX | 512 MByte | PCI-Express |
| HDD | Western Digital WD500AKS | 500 GByte | Serial ATA |
| HDD | Western Digital WD1600JS | 160 GByte | Serial ATA |
| HDD | Samsung HD200HJ | 200 GByte | Serial ATA |
| DVD | TSST SAMSUNG SH-S203D | Burner | Serial ATA |
| RAM | Kingston PC2-5200 | 2 x 512 MByte | DDR-II 333 MHz |
| Everest Ultimate Edition | Version | 4.20.1170 | Download-Link |
| Dr. Hardware | Version | 2008 | Download-Link |
| Prime95 | Version | v25.5 | Download-Link |
| RightMark CPU Clock Utility | Version | 2.30 | Download-Link |
| CPU-Z | Version | 1.43 | Download-Link |
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integrated fingerprint scanner huh?
what if u cut yourself and won't be able to use your comp?
j/k
neat stuff,but only for people with too much money to spend
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.