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Seeing the protracted interest in the Shuttle "barebones" systems, and others of their type, this might be useful for people thinking of getting one.
Recently I put a 1.3Ghz Athlon "Palomino" (266Mhz FSB) into a Shuttle, although on the recommended list, it is not exactly the coolest CPU around and consequently I believe it is now dead, perhaps either due to the "heatpipe" system or the wimpy PSU. I'll confirm this absolutely later by putting it back into the PC it originally came from (now upgraded to an Athlon XP 2500+ "Barton" 333Mhz FSB).
I actually got the 1.3Ghz up and running and was halfway through the BIOS setup when it died, interestingly I think the FSB was set at 100Mhz initially, afterwards I replaced it with a Duron 850Mhz which seems to run fine at a constant 38-40 deg with fan set at "full".
So, as a quick survey, if you own a Shuttle of any type, Intel or AMD, please list the following:
(a) Shuttle model
(b) CPU
(c) Fan setting
(d) Additional cooling
(e) Case on or off
TIA
Recently I put a 1.3Ghz Athlon "Palomino" (266Mhz FSB) into a Shuttle, although on the recommended list, it is not exactly the coolest CPU around and consequently I believe it is now dead, perhaps either due to the "heatpipe" system or the wimpy PSU. I'll confirm this absolutely later by putting it back into the PC it originally came from (now upgraded to an Athlon XP 2500+ "Barton" 333Mhz FSB).
I actually got the 1.3Ghz up and running and was halfway through the BIOS setup when it died, interestingly I think the FSB was set at 100Mhz initially, afterwards I replaced it with a Duron 850Mhz which seems to run fine at a constant 38-40 deg with fan set at "full".
So, as a quick survey, if you own a Shuttle of any type, Intel or AMD, please list the following:
(a) Shuttle model
(b) CPU
(c) Fan setting
(d) Additional cooling
(e) Case on or off
TIA