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Jimmyboyo
14-06-2002, 17:09
Is the ss40 you've just got in the one with the funky heatpipe bit, or the older one, without ?
Gordy
14-06-2002, 17:17
It has the heat pipe thing :)
Jimmyboyo
14-06-2002, 17:55
Ooooooh :)
I've got a feeling Mr. Natwest may soon regret you telling me that :)

Cheers Gordy
Graeme*Kustom*
15-06-2002, 11:45
the heat pipe it is !

I've been messing about with an SS40 this morning - fantastic bit of kit, and the fan can be set to speed up / slow down at a certain cpu temp - fantastic , the first shuttle that is reasonably quiet out the box !
Nitrix
15-06-2002, 12:29
hey, i was just wondering if the ss40's can hack gaming and could u wack in a pci graphics card...or somthin like that.....also wot about a window and a cc?

sorry gettin a excited..... :D
Gordy
17-06-2002, 13:23
Originally posted by IceMasterNitrix:
<STRONG>hey, i was just wondering if the ss40's can hack gaming and could u wack in a pci graphics card...or somthin like that.....also wot about a window and a cc?

sorry gettin a excited..... :D</STRONG>

If you get hold of one of the gf4mx pci cards it should be ok , but won't be ground breaking. I am waiting for the agp version which is on its way apparantly :)
Geekster
17-06-2002, 17:24
on it's way, you say.
the SS40's been "on it's way" for months :( good luck, this is a product i'd really like to see, already in love with the ss40 :)
Gordy
17-06-2002, 18:40
Originally posted by Geekster:
<STRONG>on it's way, you say.
the SS40's been "on it's way" for months :( good luck, this is a product i'd really like to see, already in love with the ss40 :)</STRONG>

Well no one had seen pics b4 , they were at computex which means it will be a month or so b4 they are about :)
CyberDrac
24-06-2002, 19:34
Re: the use of PCI graphics cards ...
... I have found the perfect example for use in the SS-40G, a PNY GeForce4mx420, looks cool ... BUT it mentions a requirement for a 300W power supply which I understand seriously exceeds what comes with a SS-40G ... all we need now is a 300W 'Silent' 1U Power supply ... Hmmm ... but you might want to give it a go ... maybe try one out and stock them if they work?