Before receiving this product for review I was extremely sceptical about how well a Small Form Factor PC would handle my needs, both as a performance user and as a reviewer. The nature of my PC use demands that I use the latest components which as well...

Think Small Form Factor (SFF) and the next to come to your mind is Shuttle. Even though other manufacturers are trying to get popular with their own SFF designs, Shuttle is still the dominant player. Their ability to implement new technology is the key...

It is not the first AMD Athlon 64 SFF barebones system from Shuttle, but it is the first to use a Socket 939 motherboard. We installed a 3500+ Winchester (90nm) core in a minimalist setup with a notebook HDD, played long in the BIOS and measured,...

Every now and then you get to look at a product that exceeds your expectations. Such is the case with the Shuttle SN95G5 barebones that I received from Dallmann Computers the other day. This unit is not only quiet, but it packs the performance of a...

Ars reviews a slick, 64-bit small form factor system from Shuttle. Does this pint-sized computer pack a powerful punch?

WITH CUBES for every processor package since Socket 370, it was only a...

The recent introduction of Shuttle's P-series XPC chassis, in the form of SB81P, caused me to wonder if the perfect platform for a fast Socket 939 AMD Athlon 64 XPC was that very chassis. Think about it. None of the platform migration issues that...

I'll never build anything but SFF computers in the future. Easy to setup and works like a champ! As always Newegg got it to me ASAP. I'll definately purchase Shuttle products again.

I done 2 xxxxx and this is my first Shuttle. The SN95G is better, more features but costs xxxmore. The PQI memory I got didn't work in it though. Had to swap some Corsair from another system and use the PQI in that. Door latches and power switch were...