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Cool Idea?

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Novensu

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I have not seen this done before, but I am needing to build a couple of test platforms for around the house. The idea I have is to obtain two Shuttle SFF motherboards (SB65) and place them in one ATX case. I can then run them to a switch box (KVM) and control them separately. Has anyone seen this done? The reason I am considering this is lack of desk space, and the coolness factor as well. If I can find them I plan on having the two systems share a CD-ROM and floppy drive if this is possible. Does anyone know where to purchase the motherboards separately?

Thanks,

Novensu
 
I've considered multiple ideas for putting two seprate pc's into one case, using two sff mobo
was one way to go, for purposes of having a dedicated machinge for gaming and leeching at
lans.

Through Microsoft's remote desktop, if you click on options and check the local disk drives
the computer you remotely administer will use the "hosting" computer's local drives as mapped
network drives. And you wouldn't have to spend money on a KVM.
You would even be able to play music and video from the remotely controlled pc and have it
stream to the remote desktop window.
 
I actually posted that idea a couple of weeks ago when having PSU issues on my own shuttle
 
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