Shuttle’s XPC cubes model series gets another boost, with three new devices based on Intel's H370 chipset to be available now.

This means, that all current Intel Core processors of the 8th and 9th “Coffee Lake” generation are supported, including the top Core i9-9900K model with eight cores and 16 threads.

XPC Barebone SH370R8

The latest model in the Shuttle range features a 13.6-litre aluminium chassis. Despite its compact dimensions, it accommodates four 3.5" hard disks as well as an M.2-NVMe SSD and thus is able to provide a total memory capacity of up to 58 TB (as of May 2019). The combination with the latest Intel Core processors, up to 64 GB of DDR4 memory, a dual-slot PCI Express graphics card such as the NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2080 and the 500 W power supply unit boost the performance of the new system. HDMI 2.0, 2x DisplayPort as well as Dual Gigabit LAN and the latest USB 3.1 (2nd-gen) ports give you flexibility, whether you use it for professional applications or gaming.

XPC Barebone SH370R6

Just as powerful as the SH370R8, the SH370R6 has a slightly different design. With a volume of 13.6 liters, the chassis allows the installation of a 5.25 optical drive, an internal and an external 3.5" drive. It comes with a 300 W power supply unit and a gigabit network controller.

XPC Barebone SH370R6 Plus

For demanding applications, the SH370R6 is also available with a 500 Watt, 80-PLUS-Silver-certified power supply unit. This makes it possible to use more powerful graphics cards.

The recommended retail price from Shuttle for the XPC Barebone SH370R8 is EUR 309.00, the XPC Barebone SH370R6 sells for EUR 261.00 and the XPC Barebone SH370R6 Plus costs EUR 288.00 (each ex VAT).