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Saturday, December 10, 2005
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The Shuttle XPC SD11G5 is powered by a mobile Intel Pentium M processor (not included). Technically speaking, the Shuttle XPC SD11G5 SFF PC is based around the Intel 915GM and Intel ICH6M chipsets, and it supports socket 479 Intel Celeron M and Pentium M processors that operate with a 400MHz or 533MHz Front Side Bus (FSB). Owing to the small size of small form factor PCs, there just two DDR-2 memory slots within the Shuttle XPC SD11G5, so it can support a maximum of 2GB of unbuffered 240-pin DDR2-667 memory...
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Saturday, November 12, 2005
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Shuttle is undoubtedly the master of SFF systems with a huge range to suite every need, but they've never had one to the tune of the XPC SD11G5. Based on the Pentium M platform, this could very well be the most ideal SFF in every aspect, but with one caveat...
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Saturday, October 29, 2005
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There's a lot to like about the Shuttle SD11G5. It's subjectively pretty, small, powerful, yet extremely quiet, thanks, in main, to the use of Intel's excellent S479 CPUs. In fact, running a Pentium M 770 with the 92mm exhaust fan spinning at 800RPM and using only onboard graphics, it's virtually silent; you'd need to put your ear right next to the unit to confirm that it was operational. This near-silent running is achieved by the lower-power nature of Pentium M CPUs and, in consequence, Shuttle locating a passive 220W PSU 'brick' externally. What's also pleasing is the fact that you can run any discrete single-slot PCI-Express card of your choice. That includes, for example, NVIDIA's GeForce 7800 GTX, making the SD11G5 a fine base for a gaming machine...
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