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Shuttle SB61G2

 

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  • User Score (4)
    9.0 9.0 from 4 reviewers
  • Expert Score (1)
    9.4 9.4 from 1 reviewer
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  • Expert Reviews

  1. HotHardware

    HotHardware
    27 December 2003

    The Shuttle X PC SB61G2 Pint-Sized P4 Powerhouse! "Burned in" by Robert Maloney June 8th, 2003 A major trend in the technology industry is miniaturization.  It's no longer good enough to be the fastest or more technologically advanced anymore.  These days everything from cell phones to MP3 players to digital cameras, are showing up on retail shelves in increasingly smaller packages.  So, it should come as no real surprise that PC manufacturers would also follow... Read more

  2. HEXUS

    HEXUS
    3 February 2004

    Introduction Shuttle SB61G2R 20th Anniversary Special Edition XPC System Limited Edition, Super Limited Edition, Very Special Super Limited Edition With A Cherry On Top. The hardware world seems to be littered with not just standard components that do their job but with numerous examples of special editions that go above and beyond the call of duty. Gainward is perhaps the biggest instigator of this kind of naming nomenclature. Read more

  3. FiringSquad

    FiringSquad
    9.4/10
    22 May 2003

    Shuttle’s SB61G2 is the new pinnacle of small form factor products for the Pentium 4 platform. Its 865G chipset is the latest offering from Intel. It’s actually a tribute to Shuttle’s engineers that we’re able to talk to you about the SB61G2 on Springdale’s launch day, remember when we had to wait months for Shuttle XPCs to catch up with developments on the desktop? Shuttle has 1,000 units sitting in their US office waiting to be shipped. Read more

  4. WhiningDog.NET

    WhiningDog.NET
    6 February 2004

    Most Intel based Small Form Factor systems over the past year have either supported the Intel 845x chipset or a SiS chipset. With the introduction of the 800MHz Front Side Bus capable Pentium 4 processor and the Springdale chipset this past May, it was clear that a whole new upgrade cycle was in store. In order to support the new hardware from Intel, Shuttle introduced the XPC SB61G2 which married the Intel 865 chipset with the latest Pentium 4 processor. Read more

  5. Hardware Zone

    31 January 2004

    Finally, we were able to review a Pentium 4 SFF system sporting the latest chipset that showcases the true power of these miniature systems. Previously tested Pentium 4 SFF systems were only equipped with older chipset platforms such as the SiS 651 and Intel 845G, which do constrain the system performance to a certain extent compared with current chipset platforms. Read more

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  • Alternative names
    XPC SB61G2, SB 61G2

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    27 December 2003

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