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Shuttle Computers

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XPL051v3

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What is up everyone? I'm just sitting here thinking of how I don't really have the time to game like I use to since I started working. I have really thought about getting a shuttle computer, something small and much less money than a desktop computer. Now the question(s) is what are some good/bad things about a shuttle vs a desktop. I know due to the size of Shuttle systems you are limited on what you can get / fit inside the case. As I am not really going to be gaming all that much, I would like to have the option to play some games when I have the little time. I play mostly FPS (COD2, MOHAA etc.) I know some of you have some shuttles around here. Would any of you or anyone else with some helpful tips maybe lead me into a direction if I do decide to get a shuttle computer. I would be looking towards AMD, would want to have 1GB. Intel is another option that I would look into, as I never have owned an Intel CPU. Thats all for requirments really. What do you guys think? Any kind of advice is welcome! Thanks!

-Xzi
 
XPL051v3 said:
something small and much less money than a desktop computer.

-Xzi
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You will find that it's quite expensive. "much less money" is a miss conception.
You will pay a premium to have a shuttle especially where any gaming is concerned.

More bang for your buck with a normal ATX size PC.

Middle of the road ? Then put together an m-ATX
 
A moderate Qpack can just be as cost effective as a normal size ATX case, its just that shuttles are considered high quality considering so you get what you pay for.
 
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