Shuttle XPC SN27P2, Mini-Tower, Socket AM2, 400 W Shuttle XPC SN27P2. Chassis type: Mini-Tower. Processor socket: Socket AM2. Number of memory slots: 4, Maximum internal memory: 8 GB. Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports: 1. Power supply: 400 W https://www.theregister.com/2006/10/18/review_shuttle_xpc_sn27p2/ The Shuttle XPC SN27P2 is externally identical to the SD37P2, which we reviewed a little while back and measures the same 32.5 x 22 x 21cm, but internally the cooling system has been revised. Cooling in a small form-factor PC is no minor consideratio... I like the Shuttle SN27P2, really I do, but it has a fundamental flaw which is that the Athlon 64 X2 has for now been surpassed by Intels Core 2 Duo. In the event that you want to go down the AMD route you have to deal with a fair amount of heat, and... https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/ambros-shuttle-sn27p2-am2-gaming-system-443/ The launch of Windows Media Center and the subsequent digital-home revolution led to an explosion of modern, interesting twists on the original beige box PC design. Shuttle, though, has been pioneering radical case designs for years. Its specialit... The Shuttle isnt the most powerful PC you can get for £1,400, but it does have some nice components. More to the point, its fairly quiet and extremely compact. If those factors are enough to sell you on the idea of the Shuttle then you really wont... https://www.alphr.com/desktop-pcs/26209/shuttle-xpc-sn27p2-amd-review Both of these systems offer immense flexibility and decent value for money, although the Intel version wins out If youve ever tried (or failed) to build a PC, youll know it can take a stupendous amount of time and expense to get it exactly right. Th...