Shuttle 25P/26P Overclockers

As long as you dont use the latest bios (locks the bus to 250 apparently) they are pretty good for overclocking.
My opty 144 (9x200) is running sweetly at 9x300 - that cuppled with a X1800XT makes it a very good gaming machine and is surprisingly quiet :) just make sure you replace those SATA cables.
 
Goksly said:
As long as you dont use the latest bios (locks the bus to 250 apparently) they are pretty good for overclocking.
My opty 144 (9x200) is running sweetly at 9x300 - that cuppled with a X1800XT makes it a very good gaming machine and is surprisingly quiet :) just make sure you replace those SATA cables.

Goksly - whats your full setup? Have you upgraded any of the fans/cooling? Which if so - im ready for my .5 upgrade (I buy a good machine, run at stock first THEN overclock when the performance vs current games drop off followed by full upgrade) so wouldnt mind a little advice on tinkering with the sn25p.

Whats the 26p like anyone? That might be my next setup if there not tooo stupidly priced - quite liking the P series setup atm, jus need a bit more oomph :) Would also influence my purchasing as X1800XT VS 7800GTX/7900GT atm - id likely go nvidia if it will take a pair of mid-high current gen or top last gen cards.

That actually sounds rather good - SN26P, a second card for SLI and a dual socket for next big upgrade :)
Kinda tempted with loading up a P180 case with similar level kit tho - choices, choices :D
Might see what an M2 based shuttle brings :)
 
I would say the SN26P is a jip - £100+ more for ultra->sli chipset? Get real shuttle.

My full setup is in my sig. I hadnt changed any of the fans; i just run it on smart fan. With the CPU at 2.7ghz under load and 1.488v the fan has never spun up under load (Smart fan appears to have about 3 settings.... very slow, slow and loud). I can just about hear it jump up to slow when benchmarking, but er yeah....generally very happy.

The new P2 shuttle case looks nice... think its labelled the SN27P2 (not 100%). Loses the memory card reader though.
 
Goksly said:
I would say the SN26P is a jip - £100+ more for ultra->sli chipset? Get real shuttle.

My full setup is in my sig. I hadnt changed any of the fans; i just run it on smart fan. With the CPU at 2.7ghz under load and 1.488v the fan has never spun up under load (Smart fan appears to have about 3 settings.... very slow, slow and loud). I can just about hear it jump up to slow when benchmarking, but er yeah....generally very happy.

The new P2 shuttle case looks nice... think its labelled the SN27P2 (not 100%). Loses the memory card reader though.

soon as they make something like the sn37p2 for amd chips they might well have my cash :)
 
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