Tuesday, January 4, 2005
Shuttle's SB95P: The Baddest Little Box on the Block
Posted by Jason Dunn in "HARDWARE" @ 09:34 PM
"Demanding users need superior performance. The XPC SB95P delivers! Based on the Intel 925X Express chipset, this computer is optimized to deliver exceptional system performance with PentiumR4 processors, dual-channel DDR2 533MHz memory and high-bandwidth PCI-Express graphics cards. Up to three hard drives, 2GB of DDR2 memory, high-definition audio and cutting-edge Matrix RAID Storage Technology deliver better performance and features than systems costing twice as much."
I've been watching Shuttle for a couple of years now, and this is the most next-gen, bad-ass box they've ever produced. DDR2, two PCI Express slots, RAID, 192 kHz/32 bit 7.1 channel audio, a 350 watt power supply (enough to run an nVidia 6800GT), memory card reader, gigabit ethernet, Firewire 400 and USB 2.0...about the only thing missing is Firewire 800, but hey, this isn't a Mac. :wink: No pricing on the SB95P, but I bet it will cost a pretty penny. Still, this is a serious computer. I so want one. 8O
I've been watching Shuttle for a couple of years now, and this is the most next-gen, bad-ass box they've ever produced. DDR2, two PCI Express slots, RAID, 192 kHz/32 bit 7.1 channel audio, a 350 watt power supply (enough to run an nVidia 6800GT), memory card reader, gigabit ethernet, Firewire 400 and USB 2.0...about the only thing missing is Firewire 800, but hey, this isn't a Mac. :wink: No pricing on the SB95P, but I bet it will cost a pretty penny. Still, this is a serious computer. I so want one. 8O
