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Mini aluminum barebone system

Application range: as a high-end workstation or a server

Socket 478 supports 400/533/800FSB and Hyper-Threading
New Version: Prescott-ready

Chipset: Intel 875P / ICH5R

Low noise with ICE-Heatpipe Cooling

Serial-ATA Raid, GigaBit network

1x AGP (8X), 1x PCI, 2x DDR400/333/266/200, 8x USB 2.0

6-channel audio with SPDIF in/out

Specification

Stylish Mini Aluminium Case

Full aluminum case in black
Dimension LWH: 300 x 200 x 185 mm
Solid aluminum front panel
Case cover with ventilation grille
Pre-mounted mainboard
I.C.E. CPU cooling with heatpipe
Power supply with 220W resp. 250W (new!), 115V/230V

Easy installation with a removable frame for hard disk
5,25" bay for optical drive
3,5" bay for floppy drive resp. Card- Reader
3,5" bay for hard disk

Shuttle-Form-Factor Mainboard FB75

MicroATX-Mainboard, Dimension: 25,5 x 18,6 cm
Intel 875P / ICH5R Chipset
Socket 478 supports Pentium 4 / Celeron with 800/533/400MHz QuadFSB
supports Hyper-Threading Technology
Pentium 4 with Northwood core are supported, 'old' Willamette is not supported
New Version: Prescott-ready
Slots: 1x PCI, 1x AGP (8X)
GigaBit network connector
6-Channel AC97 2.2 Codec with optical SPDIF in/out
Supports 2x 184 Pin Dual-Channel DDR400/333/266/200 memory modules, 2GB capacity
More connectors: 8x USB 2.0, 2x ATA-100, 2x Serial ATA150 Raid, Firewire etc.
For a detailed specification see: FB75

I.C.E. CPU-Cooling with Heatpipe

A big advantage is Shuttle's patented Integrated Cooling-Engine (I.C.E.). The idea is deceptively simple. Heat from the CPU (the system's hottest component) transfers into a heatsink. The heat travels up a series of pipes and into an array of radiator fins screwed into the back of the chassis. A single, whisper-quiet fan mounted just behind this blows air through the fins, thus carrying the heat outside and away from the system. Every XPC uses this patented cooling technology to prevent heat damage and deliver some of the quietest computers in the world.
Read more here: I.C.E.