Shuttle XS35GTA-804 V3

Zitat: + Gute Ausstattung + Eingebauter CD/DVD-Brenner - Kein Betriebssystem

Zitat: The XS35GTA V3 barebone from Shuttle occupies very little space on the table thanks to the included stand and does not produce noise while in operation. The large heatsinks on the both sides of the motherboard succeed to keep both CPU and GPU at acceptable temperatures and the system can be upgraded by installing higher capacity RAM in the two available SODIMM slots, or we can also install a secondary HDD or ODD with additional adapters. The previously tested barebone from Foxconn was featuring the same CPU as this one, an Intel Dual Core Atom D2700 and was running on integrated graphics, which had low performance. In the current case, this issue is completely eliminated, thanks to the dedicated AMD Radeon HD Mobility 7410M GPU; this GPU can also drive two displays at once, one of them being HDMI and the other D-SUB/VGA. Of course, the other interfaces are not forgotten like LAN, Wi-Fi, audio or USB. XS35GTA V3 features 4 USB ports in the back and one extra in the front; all of them are 2.0 and we are wondering why Shuttle hasn’t adopted the 3.0 version already, at least for the ports in the back. One 4-in-1 Card Reader is also available on the front so we could load up the photos or videos from our camera for sharing with ease. The barebone can be also installed in the back of the monitor with an optional VESA mount and is also approved for 24/7 operation, with some conditions: -ambient temperature under load must be between 5 and 35 degrees Celsius -air humidity under load 10-90% (not condensing) -free circulation or air amongst the PC must be guaranteed -ventilation holes must be clear -if a HDD is installed, it must be also approved for 24/7 operation In our tests, the barebone proved to be quite good for playing 1080P video, browsing with a moderate number of tabs and for playing old games. In CounterStrike: Source, the barebone proved to work really well, excepting some random hiccups. In many of the performed benchmarks, it got really close to the overclocked E-350 Zacate from AMD. One small issue we have observed is the fact that when the system PCB becomes hotter, the back side ports also heat up and when connecting certain USB Flash Drives, they may become hot to the touch too, so we would recommend in this case not leaving the Flash Drives connected for a very long time to the system. A workaround would be to get some USB port extender cables or to use an USB hub. The XS35GTA V3 barebone is available for about 282 Euros including taxes and this does not include ODD, HDD, memory or OS.