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i want a shuttle box.

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DaRat

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Hey, i have a 2.4c Ghz p4 800 mhz FSB, on a p4c800.. 1 gig ram, CD burner, 80 gig hardrive, 9800 non pro, and a TV card..

What type of shuttle box do i need to move everything from here into it? and can i do it without any problems? I want a smaller box, mine is huge and a shuttle might be the best bet for me being at college and all..

Any good prices on them too?

Thanks all.. I'm not dumb with computers, but i never really built one either. I've installed vid cards and stuff, and building one isn't hard from what ive seen and tried.. But i just would like what i need to get this stuff in a shuttle..
 
To put in all that equipment and have the except same speed and hardware in a much nicer and tinier package, look no further then Shuttles SB75G2 system. Even comes with the exect same Intel Canterwood chipset as the Asus P4C800

Shuttle SB75G2
 
IceWind said:
To put in all that equipment and have the except same speed and hardware in a much nicer and tinier package, look no further then Shuttles SB75G2 system. Even comes with the exect same Intel Canterwood chipset as the Asus P4C800

Shuttle SB75G2
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yep best intel based cpu shuttle xpc in my opinion too
 
You could get the sb61g2v3 model also, Newegg has it (in silver) for $245 + $2.99 for shipping or (in black) $264 + $2.99 for shipping.
 
I just got an ST61G4B (black) and Iove it. Plus its cheaper than the others i believe. I got mine for $200 at newegg.
 
Yup, yup, yup and yup... the SB75G2 is probably the best Intel-compatible SFF available vis-a-vis speed and tweakability. However, if you want one, you better act quick as I remember reading someplace it's been EOL'd.

That said, anybody seen reviews of the SB77G5? Same board, but with a 775 socket on it... It should just scream, anyone?
 
To bad Socket T sucks itself and Intels procs are ass in comparison to what you can get with an Athlon 64 and save money in the process.
 
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