Two New Mini-Powerhouses from Shuttle

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Weak Points: High Operating Noise Level

Page 1: Time To Overhaul The Classic PC Design
Page 2: Time To Overhaul The Classic PC Design, Continued
Page 3: Comparison: Barebones For AMD & Intel CPUs
Page 4: Comparison: Barebones For AMD & Intel CPUs, Continued
Page 5: Comparison: Barebones For AMD & Intel CPUs, Continued
Page 6: New Heat Pipe Systems
Page 7: We Got Ports! From USB 2.0 To SP/DIF
Page 8: How A Heat Pipe Works
Page 9: Maximum Power Consumption 200 Watts - A Hunka Burnin' Load
Page 10: Weak Points: High Operating Noise Level
Page 11: Interesting Features: Overload Diode For AMD Athlon XP
Page 12: Performance Analysis: Mini PC Vs. Standard PC - Benchmark Round-up
Page 13: OpenGL Performance Quake 3 Arena: 353.8 Frames With GeForce 4
Page 14: DirectX 8 Games: 3D Mark 2001 SE
Page 15: MPEG-2 Video Encoding: Main Concept
Page 16: Multimedia Performance: PC Mark 2002
Page 17: Office/Internet Performance: Sysmark 2002
Page 18: SiSoft Sandra 2003 Benchmarks: CPU And Multimedia
Page 19: Conclusion: Expandable PC Design With Good Craftsmanship

Weak Points: High Operating Noise Level

During the two weeks we spent testing the two Shuttle systems, we discovered one major shortcoming: the operating noise level. It's much too high for you to install the mini PC in the office.