Shuttle XPC SX58H7 Core i7 mini desktop PC
Monster CPU, miniature chassis
18th June 2009 08:02 GMT
We built our test system with a Core i7 920, 3GB of 1066MHz DDR 3, a Radeon HD 4770 and an Intel X25-M SSD and found that performance was comparable with a regular PC, so there is no performance hit from using the small form-factor Shuttle.The system was impressively quiet and the innards remained pleasingly cool so we decided to push things a bit further.
3DMark 06 Results
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