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A-64 SFF reccomendations

That one looks fine. I do like the all silver look over that look though.
 
I have an A64 3400+ in an Antec Aria with an X800 pro and I dont have any problems. Nice little SFF case, what I like about it over he shuttle's is that I can use whatever SFF mb I want to, enabling me to upgrade to whatever chip/mb I want. (as long as its M-atx)

I say go aria, and buy a mb for it, it will still be cheaper than that XPC
 
You can't go wrong with a shuttle SFF. I have one now and will probably upgrade to another one for A64.

jack
 
Davenow said:
I have an A64 3400+ in an Antec Aria with an X800 pro and I dont have any problems. Nice little SFF case, what I like about it over he shuttle's is that I can use whatever SFF mb I want to, enabling me to upgrade to whatever chip/mb I want. (as long as its M-atx)

I say go aria, and buy a mb for it, it will still be cheaper than that XPC
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i have an A64 3000+/6800U in my aria. I WAS gonna get a shuttle but theyre limited in upgradeability and more expensive. for less than 200$ you can get the MSi or Gigabyte A64 mATX boards + the ARIA. I like it, again the lack of airflow kills, but its not a 'problem'
 
whao that seems nice price.. id prob wanna get an AT card then huh.. they heat up a lot less.. maybe an x800 pro
 
This isn't that related, but why does Shuttle assume everyone wants to stick a digital card reader in their SFF?
 
StinkyMojo, that's a great Shuttle. I've got the same one (well, the V2) with a 3400+, and I'm quite happy with it.
 
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