EMO-TOCROSS
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So my brother has decided to build a shuttle PC, for the purposes of being more convienent carrying it around. Not like a laptop, but it will be moved around from time to time, and saving space is a big factor for him, and he's left me to spec out the whole thing. I've never built a shuttle before, and Im stuck about a few things.
He wants his computer to be as much bang for the buck as he can get for 800$, he's using it for gaming.
I looked up all the top end PCI Video Cards since Shuttles can only use PCI ones, and they all require 350W min. powersupplies..... the only shuttles i could find came with 250W. Also, they all seemed to only take 184pin RAM, and I couldnt find a single 512x2 ram combo with 184pin. How do I work around all of this?
This makes me wonder why people dont build shuttles that often, whats the hidden secret about them that keeps them from being popular?
He wants his computer to be as much bang for the buck as he can get for 800$, he's using it for gaming.
I looked up all the top end PCI Video Cards since Shuttles can only use PCI ones, and they all require 350W min. powersupplies..... the only shuttles i could find came with 250W. Also, they all seemed to only take 184pin RAM, and I couldnt find a single 512x2 ram combo with 184pin. How do I work around all of this?
This makes me wonder why people dont build shuttles that often, whats the hidden secret about them that keeps them from being popular?
