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SHUTTLE - Shuttle XPC SN95G5 nForce3 Ultra SFF Review

Jan 3rd 05 | Hardware

Let’s face it, Shuttle all but owns the SFF barebones market. Sure, others have tried to enter this market with varying...

Dec 22nd 04 | Hardware

At the beginning of the week, reporting from our findings at NVIDIA’s Editors Day in San Jose, David wrote a short...

Dec 8th 04 | Hardware

Both VIA Technologies, a leading chipset maker, and ASUSTeK Computer, a top maker of mainboards, said Monday ASUS would...

Nov 29th 04 | Hardware

AOpen n250a is based upon nVidia’s nForce3 250 chipset. The nForce3 250 supports all of the Athlon 64 754 based CPUs...

Nov 26th 04 | Hardware

In comes Soltek to the rescue with the cubed Qbic EQ3801 for the Athlon 64. We have previously reviewed two Qbic models,...

Nov 26th 04 | Hardware

We last looked at a Biostar small form factor when we reviewed the IDEQ 200P. We found it quite capable, and I’ve...

Nov 24th 04 | Hardware

If owning a fully-fledged 64-bit processor just isn’t enough prestige for you, then buy a motherboard that will drive...

Nov 22nd 04 | Hardware

Epox has a solid nForce 3 250GB board with the 9NDA3+ that is typical for them. Aside from the unresolved memory bandwidth...

Nov 19th 04 | Hardware

For AMD enthusiasts, nVIDIA’s nForce3 Ultra chipset is easily the most popular Socket 939 chipset. Performance-wise...

Nov 19th 04 | Hardware

Both systems are good systems, but our focus here is on the SN95G4. While we have some concerns about the 240W power supply,...