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smcgee85

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I'm looking to build a shuttle for a UT 2004 dedicated server. I have a lack of space, shuttles are cool, and it doesnt take a ton of power to run a UT server. I need to be very cheap. I don't really have a set budget, but I need to spend as little as possible. I was thinking maybe a barton 2500 or so. I know nothing about shuttles so I need help. What's a good site to get shuttle cases and\or parts? Are shuttle parts the same as normal sized parts? Any info you can give me would be great.


Smcgee85
 
Most likely if its a typical shuttle you'll have 1 agp, 1 pci and 2 ram slots to work with as well as room for the standard 5 1/2 bay and 2x 3 1/2

you most likely wont be putting any raid setup in there, so you should be fine with a standard hd, cdrom, floppy.

bump that ram up :) 2500 barton will be fine though

you can go directly through http://us.shuttle.com I believe...or buy online through the typical places. compusa may even have them in store.
 
Newegg.com can get you a complete Shuttle pieced together for $200 to $300, if you don't want anything special.
 
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