Shuttle debuts Core i7 SX58H7 SFF system

Posted on Monday, February 16 2009 @ 18:55 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
Shuttle introduced the SX58H7, a new small form factor (SFF) system based on the Intel Core i7 platform. The Shuttle SX58H7 features a Intel X58 based motherboard, it supports all Core i7 processors, up to 16GB of DDR3 memory, and has enough room for a pair of graphics cards in ATI CrossFire or NVIDIA SLI. The little toaster comes with a 500W PSU with a 80 PLUS Bronze rating and features I.C.Evo cooling technology.
Shuttle SX58H7 features the Intel latest X58 Chipset, supporting the newest Intel Core i7 processors. The 3+1 channel DDR3 architecture triples the bandwidth of the system memory to boost performance. Capable of running both ATI CrossFire and NVIDIA SLI on the board, it’s easy to enjoy best experience in gaming performance and image quality. Presenting higher efficiency levels, the SX58H7 is guaranteed by 80PLUS BRONZE certification with 500W high efficiency & energy saving power supply.

The classic Shuttle chassis adds a new flavor for the SX58H7. The exquisite high-gloss black finish casing is designed for personal elegance. Featuring groundbreaking technology of Vapor Chamber base with heat pipe, the new generation I.C.Evo (Integrated Cooling Evolution) spreads heat flow equally and further lowers CPU temperatures by up to 7°C and provides best efficiency in cooling.


Shuttle SX58H7 specifications:
  • Intel X58+ICH10R
  • Core i7 processor Extreme Edition / Core i7 processor family
  • 3+1 triple Channels DDR3 memory, Max. 16 GB
  • 2x PCI-E x16 Gen. 2 w/ ATI Cross FireX & NVIDIA SLI support on demand
  • 2x Gigabit LAN w/ Teaming support
  • New I.C.Evo
  • 500-Watt power supply w/ 80 PLUS Bronze certification
  • 326(L) x 208(W) x 190(H) mm


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