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   #9. Posted at 01:51 PM on Jan 9th 2008 Edit   Reply
flip-mode
Hey, I'd be interested in a barebones of this thing.
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#9, i would too, but i'd rather have a 200-250W PSU for it, so I...  :  derFunkenstein  (#24)  «
#24, If I had to guess, I'd say they're using a Morex PSU, or ...  :  eitje  (#25)  «

   #2. Posted at 11:45 AM on Jan 9th 2008 Edit   Reply
ssidbroadcast
Without the optical bay, your options are a wee bit too limited with this one.
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#2, external drives would fix that...USB2.0 is plenty for optica...  :  derFunkenstein  (#7)  «
#7, Uh, you sure? USB 2.0 is sufficient for reading/writing t...  :  ssidbroadcast  (#10)  «
#10, A 20X DVD burner is writing at 27 MB/s. The theoretica...  :  anand  (#11)  «
#11, That's correct (1x CD is 150KB/s; 1x DVD is 9x CD, ...  :  UberGerbil  (#15)  «
#11, Even if inefficient USB implementations cut into th...  :  just brew it!  (#20)  «
#20, Well there we have it. I'll yield to higher tech...  :  ssidbroadcast  (#21)  «
#20, and even then, even then...the USB2.0 HDD my wif...  :  derFunkenstein  (#23)  «
#11, eSATA and SATA are the same signals, just different...  :  MadManOriginal  (#22)  «

   #19. Posted at 07:56 AM on Jan 10th 2008 Edit   Reply
indeego
Nice idea. Too bad it's shuttle, though. I don't like their CPU fans. Have had two die.
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   #8. Posted at 12:38 PM on Jan 9th 2008 Edit   Reply
Shinare
Add $50 to the barebones and have 1) optical bay and 2) 450W PSU.

I'd buy 2 at the least for HTPC's. That thing looks slick.
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#8, i can't even begin to imagine what you'd pair a 450W PSU wit...  :  eitje  (#13)  «
#8, Why would you need anywhere near 450w? My SN95G5 with 3500+, ...  :  dragmor  (#17)  «
#17, Why would you need anywhere near 450w? Peen.  :  bthylafh  (#18)  «

   #3. Posted at 11:48 AM on Jan 9th 2008 Edit   Reply
Lord.Blue
I'd put the Radeon HD2400 or HD2600 passive in this thing in a heartbeat. Couple that with a 750GB hdd....and hello media center!
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#3, On a 100w PSU?  :  DASQ  (#5)  «
#5, sure - there's plenty of hardware that'll fit in a 100W e...  :  eitje  (#14)  «
#3, yup, that is what I am going to do. I have a early Shuttle b...  :  d0g_p00p  (#16)  «

   #1. Posted at 11:45 AM on Jan 9th 2008, Edited at 11:45 AM on Jan 9th 2008 Edit   Reply
eitje
i wish there was more than just front pictures of this thing... I'd really like to see what the backports look like, and what kind of PSU they're using.

Can we get something like that, Geoff?
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#1, Along with something in the foreground for perspective, say,...  :  alex666  (#4)  «
#4, some other folks have estimated, using the size of the sc...  :  eitje  (#12)  «

   #6. Posted at 12:19 PM on Jan 9th 2008 Edit   Reply
BeowulfSchaeffer
It's too big..., seriously, they should upgraded and reduce the price of their SD02XD, or put out something along the lines of the ASUS P3-P5G33.
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