Shuttle??

[erict]

Can somebody explain what these are. I have never seen these before. Are they ready to go out of the box?


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856101019

 

[dark_angel]

The one i got wasn't premade. I had to assemble it all but i think you can get ones which are premade ready to go.

 

[computermaineack]

A barebone computer is mainly meant for upgrading. If you're building a new computer, it rarely pays to use a barebone for parts. I don't really like using Newegg for barbones because it's confusing what is included and what isn't. Just to be clear, there is no "barbone standard"; some come with some parts, others don't. That particular one I believe only comes with a case, PSU, and mobo. And no, barbones don't come with the parts put together.

 

[CPTMuller]

Oh, in case you wanted to know what a shuttle was. It is a microATX case that is designed to be a small form factor PC that accepts most standard ATX parts (alot of cases support ATX power supplies PCI-E and 80mm fans).

But yeah all the parts are seperate. Tiger Direct is much clearer about what is included in barebones.