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    Shuttle XPC SB81P: A Fully Loaded 775 SFF Review

    Posted on Wednesday, March 30 2005 @ 01:25:48 CEST by LSDsmurf


    It's the first of Shuttle's socket T SFF systems, and it is loaded to the gills with convenience and performance features. It borrows heavily from BTX without quite being BTX. Visibly bigger than its predecessors, with a huge (for SFF) 350W PSU, this Prescott-only machine is unfortunately quite a lot noisier than previous Shuttles we've liked.

    Link: SilentPCReview

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