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I've purchased myself a MSI KT6 Delta Motherboard nd AMD 2400+ CPU. But now i'm unsure whether to sell the motherboard on.
You see, i'm interested in these Shuttle "Small" PC's, and i'm honestly wavering over wether I should get one.
Just wondering wether any members on this forum had one?
What are the advantages over just a normal sized PC?
Can a graphics card be fitted?
Know any reasonable places which are selling barebones on the cheap?
You see, i'm interested in these Shuttle "Small" PC's, and i'm honestly wavering over wether I should get one.
Just wondering wether any members on this forum had one?
What are the advantages over just a normal sized PC?
Can a graphics card be fitted?
Know any reasonable places which are selling barebones on the cheap?
Yep, Though it is pretty worn (scratches) due to contant installing and installing of components. But if you're interested I'm more than willing to shove the new motherboard into the case.
Wait - Let me just register this in my mind.
You are getting the EQ3702A Alumininium Barebones system - but only for its case. So you are thinking of putting the Shuttle case up for sale?
You are getting the EQ3702A Alumininium Barebones system - but only for its case. So you are thinking of putting the Shuttle case up for sale?
gamezfreak wrote:
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> What are the advantages over just a normal sized PC?
It's smaller. That's it really.
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> Can a graphics card be fitted?
Yep, and a PCI slot too.
>
> Know any reasonable places which are selling barebones on the cheap?
I do in fact; www.ultim8pc.co.uk
I recommend the EQ3702A Alumininium Barebones, because that's my next purchase. Or, if you'd rather have a cheaper one, I'm going to buy that same model soon, but only for the case. That means I won't needing the old shuttle casing; I can also transfer the mobo to the case so essentially its new kit in an relatively old case. And old as in half a year.
>
> What are the advantages over just a normal sized PC?
It's smaller. That's it really.
>
> Can a graphics card be fitted?
Yep, and a PCI slot too.
>
> Know any reasonable places which are selling barebones on the cheap?
I do in fact; www.ultim8pc.co.uk
I recommend the EQ3702A Alumininium Barebones, because that's my next purchase. Or, if you'd rather have a cheaper one, I'm going to buy that same model soon, but only for the case. That means I won't needing the old shuttle casing; I can also transfer the mobo to the case so essentially its new kit in an relatively old case. And old as in half a year.
I've purchased myself a MSI KT6 Delta Motherboard nd AMD 2400+ CPU. But now i'm unsure whether to sell the motherboard on.
You see, i'm interested in these Shuttle "Small" PC's, and i'm honestly wavering over wether I should get one.
Just wondering wether any members on this forum had one?
What are the advantages over just a normal sized PC?
Can a graphics card be fitted?
Know any reasonable places which are selling barebones on the cheap?
You see, i'm interested in these Shuttle "Small" PC's, and i'm honestly wavering over wether I should get one.
Just wondering wether any members on this forum had one?
What are the advantages over just a normal sized PC?
Can a graphics card be fitted?
Know any reasonable places which are selling barebones on the cheap?