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SFF Barebone

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TOYMAN02

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I am looking @ building a small computer since the one i have now is way to big. I want to build a SFF computer. What are some you guy can recommend some?
 
I have a shuttle computer. Its worked great for me for the last year and half and I love it. Some might complain its a little loud but it hasn't bothered me at all, I can sleep through it. If you're looking to build from a barebone, I'd recommend a shuttle. Keep in mind though, that it doesn't use a normal mATX board, its custom specific to each shuttle, but it does its job just fine. Another thing to keep in mind is that larger video cards wont fit without some modding and SLI I wouldnt try in a shuttle.
 
if you re looking to move your s754 gear into a smaller box, you can probably find a soltek, shuttle, biostar ideq, or something similar with the appropriate socket. I would check sffclub.com or sfftech.com for more info about available barebones.
 
The only problem that is stop me from really changing to a SFF is that with a microATX board that most have only two memory slots
 
That's true, but will you be realistically looking at getting more than 2Gb of RAM?
 
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