Windows XP - The Official Magazine: "Hugely desirable from both an aesthetic and technological perspective"
 "Packs an awful lot of computing power into a small package," assure the editors of the British edition of Windows XP The Official Magazine. "Fantasic case design," "great engineering achievement" and "awesome computing power" have become synonyms for the Shuttle XPC P2 3700G. "We love it," state the editors of Windows XP The Official Magazine after having inspected this high performance rig.
"This PC is based around the fastest Core 2 Duo processor available," explains the British computer magazine "Windows XP - The Official Magazine." The Shuttle XPC P2 3700G that targets gamers and any power hungry fans of shoebox sized computers, appears to be "the starting point for an incredibly fast computer" with a "fantastic Shuttle case design."
This because of the processor which is joined by Nvidia's GeForce 7950 GX2 graphics card and the "jaw-dropping 4GB of memory" sitting inside.
The test results "were incredible" as one may have expected, as the Shuttle XPC P2 3700G managed to score 8,188 in 3Dmark 06 which is "almost double our previous highest score," state the editors continuing "this PC will perform well in just any game with just about any settings."
Basically, "it's a great engineering achievement to fit this much power into a box measuring just 32.5 x 22 x 21cm (LWH)," praise Windows XP – The Official Magazine.
It was the highest specifications available in the time of writing that paid a visit to the labs, but "this system is configurable," explain the editors.
On the whole, the Shuttle XPC P2 3700G "represents genuinely awesome computing power." |