Shuttle SB51G

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I just got myself a new Shuttle SB51G... I can't wait to open the sucker!


http://www.tech-report.com/reviews/2002q4/shuttle-sb51g/index.x?pg=1
http://www.gamepc.com/labs/print_content.asp?id=sb51g
http://www.shuttle.com/new/product/barebone/specs_b.asp?B_id=8

Anybody got a OEM Pentium4 (or P4 based celery) I can use in this thing?

 

[Buck]

Sorry CRC, no Pentium 4s around this shop at the moment.

 

[honold]

do you live in the us?

 

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do you live in the us?

why yes... I do.

 

[honold]

i have a sealed retail box northwood p4 1.6a and an open northwood p4 1.8a i'd consider selling

this is probably too late though

 

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No, certainly not too late for me...


I was considering buying a retail Celeron 2.0A (northwood) for ~$86(w/ free shipping) from googlegear.com

I don't need the retail because the shuttle has a special heatsink included, but I can't find an OEM celery :- (.


If you can do better than this price on either chip I would consider buying it. (You can keep the heatsink)

 

[honold]

private messaged you, never heard back

 

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I emailed you.. but never heard back....

 

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so honold, what do you think? Are you willing to sell me your p4's? or should I just get a new celery?

 

[honold]

sorry for the delay

mulling over the price :/

 

[NRG = mc²]

I've just ordered me its brother, the Socket A version.

Going to replace my main machine with this. Why? Because I can :mrgrn:

 

[blakerwry]

Those sure are cute computers. Sudhian.com has some good forums devoted to the small form factor PC's... you might want to read through them... lots of modding and drive stealthing information.