Shuttle XPC SX58H7 - SFF - RAM 0 MB - no HDD - no graphics - Gigabit Ethernet - Monitor : none

It is clear as soon as the SX58H7 is unboxed that this is a quality system. The finish is flawless and with the front top and sides all being high shine with silver trim it should look at home in any environment. The fact that the system has no visible...

Fantastic space management ; Great visuals and quiet ; Stick a 990X EE in it

Just keep blowing on it

For gamers with realistic budgets, it's a great place to start a system that'll fit anywhere, and as a workstation it's ideal.

The Shuttle SX58H7 is brutally expensive but that's a fact of life with Core i7 hardware. However, the price is offset by low noise levels, stylish design and excellent cooling. ®

Still going VERY strong in 2016 from 2009 Can actually upgrade to 8GB DDR3 ram (x3 or x4) for 24GB or 32GB Can Overclock even the i7-920 to 3.5GHz using stock cooler. If no optical, can fit 2x 120mm Fans + Water Cooled Radiator for CPU (can overclock...

Has many USB2.0 ports, but no USB3.0 (not that I have a use for them). Stock cover for PC needs more ventilation to keep loaded PC cool (55C idle) CPU Runs fairly hot if air overclocked (80C is well within CPU specs max is 100C) No support for...

Small, relatively quiet

New build experienced BSoDs with three different graphics cards - even one on the machine's QVL, which are hard to find (most are old and out of stock). Needed that "one extra" 2.5" slot for a SSD

Fast and handles muti-tasking while playing WoW and video editing at the same time. Has ample USB ports for all the junk I stuck on my PC (usb audio, card reader, printer, scanner, etc). Mine runs pretty quiet and stacks handily on top of a shuttle...

Runs a bit hotter then I expected, but as its not really crashed or anything from it and it was during a heat wave when I first got it..well.. its done remarkably well for the heat it puts off. Was hard to find a good graphics card that would work...

Small, powerful and quiet. I have built many Shuttle XPC's as my primary gaming rigs over the past several years and this one is hands down the fastest. 500W PSU Can easily handle most high end dual slot video cards

Sata Motherboard connectors aren't secured well and can pop off easily

Little screamer.. This is my 3rd Shuttle and the best by far. i7-920, 6 gig ram, 2 Hitachi 2 terabyte drives, 1 LG blue-ray burner, and Ge Force GT 240 video Its fairly quiet, The 3 e-satas with 1 power take off are handy,

Price. Also had problem with blue-ray drive eject button not lining up with case button but was easy to fix with a small modification. Video card covers second pci-express slot. (probably to be expected with most video cards)