SHUTTLE - Shuttle Announce MN31N Motherboard

April 1st 2003 | Hardware

OEMs, System Integrators and enthusiasts can all have a crack at building a mini nF2 Shuttle system - and it won’t have to be shoe-horned into a shoebox sized case now that Shuttle have released the MN31N (nForce2 GT) microATX motherboard. This is a power-packed little board utilising almost every nForce2 feature available: onboard GeForce4 MX graphics with two VGA outs, Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, 10/100 LAN, six USB 2.0 ports, optional Firewire and SPDIF out. And there’s room for expansion too with three PCI slots and an AGP 8x slot on offer. They even found room for four mounting holes around the CPU…

CPU Socket A AMD AthlonXP, Athlon, Duron with 200/266/333 MHz FSB
Chipsets nForce 2 IGP + MCP-T
Form Factor Micro ATX
Memory Dual Channel DDR 200/266/333/400 SDRAM,
3 x 184-pin DIMM, Up to 3 GB
IDE / S-ATA / RAID ATA133/100
Expansion Slot 8X AGP slot, 3 PCI slots
Built in Audio / VGA Realtek ALC650E (6 channel audio) / Built in GeForce 4 MX (2 x VGA Ports)
USB 6 USB 2.0
LAN Realtek 8201B 10/100 Fast Ethernet (MN31N only)
Other Options 1394, SPDIF

Shuttle MN31/N Product Specs @ Shuttle

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SHUTTLE - Shuttle Announce MN31N Motherboard
Published in: Hardware on 2003-04-01