Following the hardware installation, the system we are testing is configured as follows:

• Box/Motherboard: Shuttle DH110
• CPU: Intel i3-6100
• CPU Fan: Shuttle DH110
• Memory: Crucial 16GB (2x8GB) SO-DIMM 1.35V CL11
• Storage: Crucial BX200 960GB SSD
• Windows: Windows 10 Build 14393.3 (RedStone 1 RTM) x64
• Updated all Windows drivers with SDI vR469 x64
• Installed software: PCMark 7, PCMark 8, 3DMark, Sisoft Sandra, K-Lite Codec Pack , CineBench R10, R11.5, R15, AIDA64 Extreme
  

As Shuttle indicates, you can install Intel 1151 socket cpus, provided that they have <65watt TDP. As we previously showed, we chose the Intel i3-6100, which is a reasonably priced cpu that offers a lot of horsepower for everyday tasks. Keep in mind that the DH110 is not compatible with Intel Xeon E3 V5 processors for socket LGA115 , older LGA 1150 processors, and does not support the unlock-function of Intel K-Series.

The installed Crucial Memory runs at 1600MHz @CL11:

The CPU-Z's benchmark gave us a rough idea of what to expect from the Intel i3-6100:

Below you se more benchmark statistics of the i3-6100 and comparisons with other desktop CPUs, according to the online PassMark software archive:

The Passmark 8 returned an overall score of 3210 points for our current DH110 setup..Not bad at all!

Below you see the system's score with PassMark 9:

The AIDA64 Extreme Memory tests unveiled a great performance for our memory:

The CineBench benchmarks also offer many performance figures and good comparisons, just click on the links to get them:

The PCMark 7 awarded the Shuttle DH110 with an overall score of 6080:

Below you see the PCMark 8 test results:

Looking at the CPU temperatures during PCMark8 benchmark, we notice that most of the time,

The cpu temperature during the PCMark8 benchmark was kept below the 60 degrees Celsius, confirming that the installed cpu cooler does a great job even under intense workloads, while remaining relatively silent: