http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856101126

super tempted to move my pc into this.

Why?

And, holy crap! I didn't realize Shuttle was still around.

Spacewalker used to be the only mainboard I would buy.

They're a pro company.

/e Oh, I see, they sold out and don't sell components any more, only barebones and full systems.

This post was edited by GodlyMe on Apr 10 2012 10:00pm

That model is 1155 with a 500w 80 bronze psu.

Well, Shuttle is a great company, but you should know better than to go with a prebuilt / barebones.

What exactly is included with that?

Might be worth it for the price depending on what's included, I've built some pretty boss budget pcs for people using barebones kits, so you never know.

open the link and see for yourself..

I did of course.

I don't see a list of what's actually included though.. like it says "Memory Supported" but it doesn't confirm if it's included or not.

/e ok nvm it's obvious the memory's not included.. they listed 2 different speeds.

So...

it's just a board, a case, and a psu?

way overpriced imo.

This post was edited by GodlyMe on Apr 10 2012 10:12pm

T_T look at the pictures.

Buuuut, it comes with a mobo case and psu and the usual shuttle cpu cooler.


It is just long enough for 6950

If it's just a board,case,and psu, you could do so much better building yourself one.

That case looks cramped as hell too, not good for airflow or largeer video cards.

Nearly nothing in those case types is mounted in a conventional fashion either, it usually makes them a pain in the ass to work on, add to, mod, etc.

This post was edited by GodlyMe on Apr 10 2012 10:12pm

I realize this, but where it would usually be is not 3 feet from a central air duct.

And making one yourself is quite difficult, especially the mobo part.

I'm not sure what you mean.

Anyone with basic / decent mechanical ability can assemble a pc.

If you can use a screwdriver, and you're not a complete retard you can assemble a pc.