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The Tech Report has a review of the little Shuttle SFF PC.
Still, it's pretty obvious that overclockers and hardcore gamers aren't really the target market for the SS40G. Rather, this cube, like its predecessors, is for those who care less about world-beating performance and more about a slick-looking box with a small footprint. The geeks out there may scoff at the idea, but pause for a moment and consider this: That description applies to nearly every "non-geek" consumer out there, and probably applies to at least a few geeks as well. That's a huge potential market, and for those people, the SS40G certainly delivers, and with less compromise in performance or expandability than you might expect.
The Tech Report has a review of the little Shuttle SFF PC.
Still, it's pretty obvious that overclockers and hardcore gamers aren't really the target market for the SS40G. Rather, this cube, like its predecessors, is for those who care less about world-beating performance and more about a slick-looking box with a small footprint. The geeks out there may scoff at the idea, but pause for a moment and consider this: That description applies to nearly every "non-geek" consumer out there, and probably applies to at least a few geeks as well. That's a huge potential market, and for those people, the SS40G certainly delivers, and with less compromise in performance or expandability than you might expect.