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Just wondering for you Shuttle SN25P owners how much you're having to lug around? Once I load it with the standard HD, 7800 GTX, etc just wondering how much it'll weigh in at. Does the PF60 bag really do the trick? Thanks

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Don't have a SN25P, but would imagine there's not much weight difference between the models. It is heavy once you put HD, DVD, RAM with heat-spreaders, video card with chunky heatsink etc. into it. I got the "camera bag" PF40 and "backpack" PF30 (picture on the Shuttle website is a bit squashed) bags. The backpack is very usable and well made, the stitching came apart on the camera bag... The backpack is also a LOT more comfortable to carry... Also, I don't think you can fit a keyboard in the "camera" bags.

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