Shuttle SG33G5, Intel® G33 Express, LGA 775 (Socket T), 250 W Shuttle SG33G5. Motherboard chipset: Intel® G33 Express, Processor socket: LGA 775 (Socket T). Number of memory slots: 2, Maximum internal memory: 4 GB. Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports: 1. Power supply: 250 W Shuttle has had a long history in the arena of small form factor (SFF) PCs. Originally these were available only as barebones systems, but now the company offers complete systems directly from their website. Today were looking at one of their "Glamour... The Shuttle SG33G5 is a nice overall package, and follows in the footsteps of previous systems. Its small, attractive, and displays good stability over the range of testing performed. Shuttle also does a great job with the photo-rich quick guides, an... So its hardly surprising that Shuttle would happen... Nice-looking, compact case; generous entertainment-PC-connectivity options; comes with two eSATA ports; thoughtful interior-design elements Small size greatly limits expandability; doesnt support Intel Core 2 Extreme processors Shuttle brings its compact-quality design philosophy to the bare-bones desktop with the XPC SG33G5, which provides lots of entertainment-PC potential—inside some potentially tight boundaries. ... OVER THE YEARS, Shuttles XPC lineup has been whittled down from a vast array of small form factor barebones systems based on wildly different form factors to a handful of models built on only a couple of chassis. Power-hungry enthusiasts will be most ... After spending more than a week with the XPC SG33G5, Im still struggling to figure out exactly what Shuttles new "Glamor" branding is all about. The systems G5 chassis is all but identical to those that have come before it, as if Shuttle has subscri...