Shuttle SD32G5

Ending our presentation, we are satisfied with our purchase. We had a strong belief in Shuttle's name and at an initial cost of €325, you can start building a SFF PC that can prove to be a good companion for many years. As always, the choice is yours....

Overall this system is a good buy, low in cost (relative to other shuttle cases) and supports Core 2 Duo. I actually prefer this case design, simple, elegant, and no moving doors in the front to break of or wear out prematurely as in the G5 cases. I...

The only issue I have run into, which is real annoying, is that when something is plugged into the headphone jack it does not mute the rear speaker jacks, other wise I would have given 5 stars. I installed the latest drivers R173 downloaded from...

Extremely powerful in a compact size

Onboard raid controller of earlier models included RAID - this does NOT have SATA RAID hardware

Easy to get around in, very quiet thanks to the heatpipe cooling solution

Power supply could be of a higher wattage. No optical audio out

Very stable chipset with ~4 revisions, will take up to 4G of memory[3.25 read], pci slot, 4USB on the back,two in front and two "mini usb headers on board", will run very well at 300Mhz

4G limit only allows 3.25G of ram to be read, length of G case doesn't allow a 8800 GTX to be utilized. single slot gfx allowed

I purchased this system as my first build. The instructions were clear, and I had it up and running in about 2 hours, no problems whatsoever. The small size is great, really sharp looking pc

Its small size limits the video cards you could use, only allows for max of 2gig ram. If you want many drives, forget this system. Only has a 250watt Power supply

for me, size was a pretty big thing when it came to getting a computer. the manual is very detailed with full-color pictures explaining the installation process

although the graphics specifications are better than those on my old fx5200, at points where there is a lot to be rendered, framerated drop quite a bit