Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2, Mini-Tower, LGA 775 (Socket T), 400 W Shuttle XPC Barebone SD37P2. Chassis type: Mini-Tower. Processor socket: LGA 775 (Socket T). Number of memory slots: 4, Maximum internal memory: 8 GB. Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports: 1. Power supply: 400 W http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/pcs/96183/shuttle-xpc-sd37p2 The Core 2 Duos lower power requirements and heat production make it ideal for use in a small case. Shuttle hasnt wasted any time in providing such a product with its XPC SD37P2 barebones case. From the outside it looks sleek, with brushed metal d... https://www.theregister.com/2006/09/15/review_shuttle_xpc_sd37p2/ The SD37P2 is based on the Intel 975X chipset, which has become very popular in high performance Core 2 Duo setups. As youll see later on, theres no doubt that this is a very fast system and enthusiasts will be happy to know that there were no prob... Shuttle has once again proven why its the leader in the SFF market. The SD37P2 is the first SFF barebone to offer the ability to run CrossFire. It also offers excellent overall performance and its only real downfall is the fairly steep price tag. ® ... http://www.pcpro.co.uk/custompc/reviews/96684/shuttle-xpc-sd37p2.html The 975X chipset is the bane of the SD37P2; its slower than the P965, it isnt as good an overclocker and, in an SFF case, its CrossFire abilities are of dubious value. To add to these woes, the 975X is costlier than the P965, which contributes to the... The 975X chipset is the bane of the SD37P2; its slower than the P965, it isnt as good an overclocker and, in an SFF case, its CrossFire abilities are of dubious value. To add to these woes, the 975X is costlier than the P965, which contributes to the...