Shuttle SS31T Barebone System for $99.99 +Shipping

Directron has the Shuttle SS31T Barebone System LGA775, NanoBTX, SiS 662 + 966L chipset for a low $99.99. $15 shipping. Tax in TX.




Shuttle XPC SS31T Barebone System, SiS 662 + 966L Chipset, Shuttle T NanoBTX Chassis, Supports LGA775 CPU, DDR2

Damn, the deals always seem to be the best when there is no extra "expendable income".

Edit: Tax in Texas? Hell, I'd drive to Houston to pick the thing up myself.

The only thing i am Corn-Fused about is the Power Supply

Barebone | XPC @ Shuttle ® - Product

POWER 250W PSU with PFC
Input: 115 /220-230V AC
EMI Certified FCC, CE, CCC
Safety Certified TUV, UL, CB, CCC, CSA, NEMKO
Power Plug: region specific



I think any dual core CPU you would put in there would need more than 250w of power

Well, it would get treated to a nicer PSU anyway, but yeah, I see your point. Weird!

I could see 250W as ample, if you don't put big other parts in, and it's a real 250.

I think even the old non-efficient Athlon X2s top out at something like 110 to 130 watts. I don't know the Pentium D and Cores that well... Add one hard disc, one optical, and one small expansion card (NOT an 8800GTX), and it could probably come in below 250.

I thought about buying this until I read some reviews at Newegg.
Customer Reviews Of Shuttle XPC SS31T Intel Socket T(LGA775) NanoBTX Form Factor Barebone - Retail

This one has a 300W PSU

ASUS Vintage V2 PH2 Intel Socket T(LGA775) Intel Pentium 4 / Celeron ATI XPRESS 200 2 x 240Pin ATI Radeon Xpress 300 Barebone - OEM

$105.99

3 Business Day Shipping $15.37

(Not available in HI, AK and PR)

Newegg.com - Open Box: ASUS Vintage V2 PH2 Intel Socket T(LGA775) Intel Pentium 4 / Celeron ATI XPRESS 200 2 x 240Pin ATI Radeon Xpress 300 Barebone - OEM