💻 Shuttle XPC Slim DH410S Mini Barebone PC Intel H410, Support 65W Cometlake-s LGA1200 CPU, No RAM, No HDD/SSD, No CPU, No OS, No Vesa Mount Review

This is the smallest rail pc I could find for lab use. I paid $289 a year ago but found Revain here for less than $200. Can't miss this deal, I bought all the inventory from different locations in the lab. Thank you Rewin!

Like. I have bought 8 of these in the last two months. They are so small that they easily fit on the back of a monitor. (Sometimes I have to use velcro because they don't have a hole in the monitor to install them, but that works fine.) I put an i3 processor in. It loads within 10 seconds. i love speed It is great.

I bought this XPC from Shuttle to build a pfSense firewall and replace my ASUS router. It was a resounding success, taking only a few hours from unboxing to a completely reconfigured network. There are a few things to keep in mind if you plan to do this: pfSense does NOT like Realtek NICs. This Shuttle XPC DH370 is equipped with two INTEL network adapters and they work perfectly. I chose the Intel Core i3-8100 processor because it supports AES-NI. It runs at a very comfortable 40°C thanks to…

Shuttle DH370 review Many thanks to Chris T. Your feedback helped me to make my final decision. Paired with a brand new Core i3-8100 because I only needed a quad core 4 thread. Anything stronger would be a waste. Installed a cheap Revain NVME SSD and used 16GB of SODIMM RAM that I had lying around because I had no other use for it. Installed PFSENSE and started working out of the box in less than two hours. I didn't use the thermal paste that comes with this kit, I used Kryonaut and my temp…

This was the fourth Shuttle XPC Slim system I built. This is also the first problem I encountered. It does not work with more than 1 SODIMM memory card. I contacted Shuttle in California and they replaced the system quickly with no questions asked. It is a pleasure doing business with them. The replacement system worked great and I would buy from them again.

My 2nd shuttle, the original has been running for over 10 years. I love the small footprint, easy installation, and great performance.

I bought a DH310 a few months ago and equipped it with an NVMe SSD and an i3-8100 processor running Linux Mint 19. The metal body is dated but I like it. Because it's metal, it's heavier than other mini PCs, which I like because it won't slide around on a table. Unfortunately, there is no internal speaker for basic purposes. There's also no Wi-Fi, you have to buy it separately. Boot times aren't lightning fast even with an NVMe SSD, probably around 10 seconds. Please note that the installation…