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 https://www.bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/shuttle_sd37p2/1/ The Shuttle SD37P2 combines the most popular Small Form Factor (SFF) maker's XPC line with the most popular current generation processor: Core 2. Using an Intel 975X chipset, the SD37P2 provides oodles of power in a tiny space, using Shuttles renowne... When you consider that Shuttles XPC product line is the standard-setter for small form factor barebones, you are unlikely to find an equivalent to the SD37P2 elsewhere. There are some limitations that you have to take into account before you consider ... http://news.firingsquad.com/hardware/shuttle_sd37p2_review/ Intel’s Core 2 CPUs have been out for exactly 6 months now, and there are very limited choices of small form factor (SFF) cases for the Core 2. In fact, the only option here in the US is the Shuttle SD37P2. Despite the lack of competition, this is n... https://www.extremetech.com:443/computing/74998-shuttle-sd37p2-smallformfactor-for-core-2-duo The SD37P2 ships with the Intel 975X chipset. At first blush, this sounds like it could be the basis for a very spiffy, high-end PC. Given that even high-end Core 2 Duo CPUs run at no more than 75W (65W for the mainstream versions), you seem to have th... Compact Shuttle XPC for Core 2 Duo; 400W PSU Oddball expansion slot configuration; poor fit and finish on USB connectors; performance a little lacking relative to other 975X options Shuttles first attempt at an XPC cube for Core 2 Duo falls short, offering only a pair of PCIe X8 expansion slots and USB ports that dont connect correctly. We expect more for out of Shuttle at this price. If you want a great gaming XPC, the AMD-base...