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Bob Mariotti wrote: >> My main concern nowadays is noise since the baby took over my computer >> room and now all my computers are in the living room. So I like the >> shuttle boxes with the no CPU fan + small power supply (here's the one >> I have: http://global.shuttle.com/Product/Barebone/SK21G.asp , but my >> preferred dealer doesn't carry Socket754-based Athlon64s anymore, or >> this particular bare-bones kit, so YMMV). Matt Hmm. I have a friend who bought a Shuttle a long time ago, and it was pretty loud. Glad to see they've improved them. > I'd really take a close look at the Shuttle XPC units again. > www.ewiz.com offers very competitive pricing, quick shipping and have > most models in stock. I can see why you would want a small form factor case if it's in your living room, but I have plenty of space for mine. I have an Antec case that's very quiet that I'll reuse for the new server. > I currently use about a dozen Shuttles for productions servers but my > favorite is an Athon64 X2 3800 dual core with 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD and > DVD/RW. I run Kubuntu on it and its GREAT! Don't the shuttle cases have less airflow than a mid or large tower? That doesn't cause you problems when running 24/7? -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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