Shuttle SB52G2

Shuttle's newcomer is the SB52G2, the world's first corporate-only XPC from Shuttle. Take the SN41G2 (nForce2) chassis, paint it black, and put a Pentium 4 motherboard with the 845GV chipset in it and you've got the SB52G2. Remember that the 845GV chipset has no AGP support, so you'll only find two PCI slots on the motherboard and will be forced to use Intel's onboard "Extreme Graphics." For the corporate market, this isn't too big of a deal, however a solution with multimonitor support would be desirable for that segment.

The front is very stylish and quite simple at the same time. Note the lack of any Firewire ports because of the corporate target market for this system.

This particular version features two Ethernet controllers, with one Gigabit and one 10/100 port on the rear.

Shuttle will be offering a "client" version with only one Ethernet controller for a slightly lower price.

The rear of the chassis should remind you of all other Shuttle XPCs, there's not much new here. Once again, you won't find any Firewire ports nor will you find a parallel port; the parallel port is an $8 option available on Shuttle's website.

The sleek black painted case features black mesh grilles on both sides of the chassis, they do aid in improving cooling.

Shuttle SB51G Inside the SB52G2
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  • Anonymous User - Wednesday, October 15, 2003 - link

    Oops -- I should've included this:
    http://www.compuplus.com/insidepage.php3?sid=92hz3...

    The above link has a "spec sheet". Takes a P4 up to 2.8G, etc. etc.
  • Anonymous User - Wednesday, October 15, 2003 - link

    MSI has a new "MegaPC" SFF PC with built-in stereo tuner (has a spiffy LCD on the front), model MS6251. If anyone has any experiences with this one, esp. with Linux, please let me know -- I'm emailable at:
    liberty@eskimo.com
  • Odeen - Thursday, August 7, 2003 - link

    Speaking of taking up space on the desk...

    Is it just me, or is it more "efficient" to have a PC on the floor where you'd otherwise have... floor (under a desk, or near it) than to have a cube PC take up desk space that you can otherwise use?
  • Odeen - Thursday, August 7, 2003 - link

    Well, except that the keyboard is two inches thick, there is no AGP slot, the chipset is SiS, and the performance _really_ stinks. :(

    Build an nForce2 IGP in there, let it use standard drives and memory, and make it as inexpensive as shuttle boxen, and it'll be worthwhile :)
  • joedivino - Wednesday, July 30, 2003 - link

    There is an alternative to the Box PC. It is called the "zero-footprint-pc" by Cybernet, it is a complete Pentium 4 based PC inside a normal size keyboard. The CUBE PC types are nothing more than a mini-tower still taking desk space. The Keyboard PC does not take any more than a keyboard on your desktop.
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