Shuttle SFF

$qwuzzy · 29th December 2004, 7:56 AM

i was looking into building a shuttle sff pc, but i wasn't sure if there would be a big enough power supply.

ut comes with a 250 watt - is that enough?

bioxeed · 29th December 2004, 9:46 AM

what hardware are you looking to run in it? It's not going to run something like a 6800ultra (not that most have the physical room for one anyway) but for an average system it should have no trouble.

$qwuzzy · 29th December 2004, 8:20 PM

say if i transfer the stuff from my sig - 9800xt, 2xhard drives, a64 3400+, 1gb corsair ram and probably with the extra wireless module

bioxeed · 29th December 2004, 9:07 PM

which particular shuttle are you looking at.. you might be a bit tight on space there. should fit. They're designed to be able to take that much gear. Same deal with power. It should theoretically take it. But I'd want to make sure before i spent the money.

$qwuzzy · 29th December 2004, 9:23 PM

yeah - that's what i thought.

i don't mind which one - just a s754

omigod · 30th December 2004, 3:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by $qwuzzy

yeah - that's what i thought.

i don't mind which one - just a s754

http://www.sfftech.com/showdocs.cfm?aid=608

The test was set up with 9800Pro, FX53, 2x512ram, CD rom and WD 10krpm. And they overclocked it too.

lil^mac · 30th December 2004, 4:53 AM

It should be no problem for the shuttle to run what you want. I mean, some even run 6800s with 2x raptors in raid 0, and still have no problems. For evidence, check out sfftech forums and see what the members are running and for help like this of course.

http://forums.sudhian.com/categories...d=43&forumid=1

hope this convinces you that the shuttle's psu is capable of handling a shit load.

waksimus · 7th January 2005, 1:31 PM

You'll have no probs...

Im running a P4 3.0, 3x 200Gb 7200 HD, DVD-RW, ATI 9600XT & a digital HDTV card all in a Shuttle SB75G2!

trop · 7th January 2005, 3:18 PM

mine powers the stuff in my sig + 1x 80mm fan & 3x40mm fans withough issue, so you should be fine.

stalin · 7th January 2005, 6:55 PM

3200 939 overclocked
6800GT
2x512MB DDR
300GB 7200.8
voltages are slap bang perfect.

Jedi Jezz · 7th January 2005, 7:08 PM

yep you should be fine, my shuttle is perfect, the voltages are very stable too! one of the best powersupplies i've owned

powella · 8th January 2005, 6:33 AM

I have a Shuttle SN85 with:
- A s754 A64 3200 (from memory)
- 2x512MB ram
- Sony DVD burner
- 2x 80GB HDDs
- ATI X800 Pro
- 1 Gigabit Ethernet Card

As long as the case is off the temps are AOK, I can run it with the case on no problems, but it is a little bit hot.

Cheers,
AP.

cybergecko52 · 8th January 2005, 6:51 AM

Yeah same here. No problems at all with the Shuttle PSU's. I've had botha SB61G2 and a SB75G2, both with 250Watt SilentX PSU's. The specs were:

SB61G2:
3.0Ghz (northwood) OC'ed

9800 Pro
200GB SATA HDD
8x DVD/RW
1GB PC4000 Pro

Then move to a SB75G2 with:

3GHz (northwood) OC'ed
X800 Pro OC'ed (case off to fit....)

200GB SATA
12x DVD/RW
1GB PC4000 Pro

Both had not single issue with the PSU

Hope that help you decide.

29th December 2004, 9:46 AM	#2
bioxeed Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Acid Lab Posts: 3,155	what hardware are you looking to run in it? It's not going to run something like a 6800ultra (not that most have the physical room for one anyway) but for an average system it should have no trouble. __________________ http://bioxeed.org - hard techno and such Dystopia - Jack In. Kick Arse. Ouches - "I don't care if the headphones look like 2 cane toads stapled to my head as long as they do the business"

29th December 2004, 9:07 PM	#4
bioxeed Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Acid Lab Posts: 3,155	which particular shuttle are you looking at.. you might be a bit tight on space there. should fit. They're designed to be able to take that much gear. Same deal with power. It should theoretically take it. But I'd want to make sure before i spent the money. __________________ http://bioxeed.org - hard techno and such Dystopia - Jack In. Kick Arse. Ouches - "I don't care if the headphones look like 2 cane toads stapled to my head as long as they do the business"

30th December 2004, 4:53 AM	#7
lil^mac Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: S.A. Posts: 249	It should be no problem for the shuttle to run what you want. I mean, some even run 6800s with 2x raptors in raid 0, and still have no problems. For evidence, check out sfftech forums and see what the members are running and for help like this of course. http://forums.sudhian.com/categories...d=43&forumid=1 hope this convinces you that the shuttle's psu is capable of handling a shit load. __________________ Sig: Dell 2405FPW

7th January 2005, 3:18 PM	#9
trop Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,003	mine powers the stuff in my sig + 1x 80mm fan & 3x40mm fans withough issue, so you should be fine. __________________ Trades

8th January 2005, 6:33 AM	#12
powella Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Sydney, NSW Posts: 369	I have a Shuttle SN85 with: - A s754 A64 3200 (from memory) - 2x512MB ram - Sony DVD burner - 2x 80GB HDDs - ATI X800 Pro - 1 Gigabit Ethernet Card As long as the case is off the temps are AOK, I can run it with the case on no problems, but it is a little bit hot. Cheers, AP. __________________ OCAU Extreme Cooling Club H2O Member Lian Li Owners Club Member #23 PCDB Entry

7th January 2005, 1:31 PM	#8
waksimus Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Perth Posts: 69	You'll have no probs... Im running a P4 3.0, 3x 200Gb 7200 HD, DVD-RW, ATI 9600XT & a digital HDTV card all in a Shuttle SB75G2!

7th January 2005, 6:55 PM	#10
stalin (Taking a Break) Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: On the move Posts: 4,584	3200 939 overclocked 6800GT 2x512MB DDR 300GB 7200.8 voltages are slap bang perfect.

7th January 2005, 7:08 PM	#11
Jedi Jezz Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Canberra Posts: 859	yep you should be fine, my shuttle is perfect, the voltages are very stable too! one of the best powersupplies i've owned

8th January 2005, 6:51 AM	#13
cybergecko52 (Banned or Deleted) Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: 127.0.0.1 Posts: 1,197	Yeah same here. No problems at all with the Shuttle PSU's. I've had botha SB61G2 and a SB75G2, both with 250Watt SilentX PSU's. The specs were: SB61G2: 3.0Ghz (northwood) OC'ed 9800 Pro 200GB SATA HDD 8x DVD/RW 1GB PC4000 Pro Then move to a SB75G2 with: 3GHz (northwood) OC'ed X800 Pro OC'ed (case off to fit....) 200GB SATA 12x DVD/RW 1GB PC4000 Pro Both had not single issue with the PSU Hope that help you decide.