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Question: I have not built a computer in over 10 years. Does this barebones not need audio or video cards?
Document: Purchased A SG41J Plus about 2 years ago and was reasonably happy with the price/ performance so I took a gamble and ordered this model. Was very pleased to see it included the ICE cooler and with the all aluminum construction. Also, a better design since there is no front cover to position to work with the DVD/CD. As someone who has built there own pcs for twenty years now, I am really coming to love shuttle design and simplicity.
Put the components in, video would not work. Reseated everything, then it worked fine.Three months later the video stops working. I had to pay to ship it and they detected bent pins so I had to pay for a new motherboard and shipping (so I'm out $100).So it arrives, with a sheet saying that all of the quality tests passed. It runs fine for one day and then we tell windows to let the computer sleep that night.
Set this baby up with:Core i5-2400s30gb OCZ SSD8GB RAMUbuntuI've only done a few build your own projects and this was as easy to setup as any. It's just doing some heavy duty processing, so I can't speak to video performance, usb ports etc. but it does just what I want it to. The only complaint I have is the fan buzzing a bit, but I eventually replaced the fan with the Arctic Cooling F9 PWM (7.40 delivered) and now it's barely audible.
Very clear instructions. Nicely assembled by Shuttle with good labelling. Makes a good but speedy low-cost barebones system. The only negative is the proximity of the power switch to the CD eject.
I don't know what part of the Shuttle / Windows marriage failed but I found several complaints on the web from a variety of computers saying don't put your computer to sleep, it could case problems.I'm not sure if anything actually was Shuttle's fault, but again a frustrating experience. They were very responsive and helpful, but since you are getting a box and expecting to do some installation, if anything goes wrong you should be prepared for more!
I used this for a small home server build and have been running it constantly the past few days. This was the fastest and easiest computer build I've ever done, at around 20 minutes from unboxing to OS install. I really like the brushed metal look to the case as well as the serious business look it has. The only faults I can really see are that the shell is sort of hard to remove and put pack in place, and that it also feels a little flimsy.
Needed I smaller footprint desktop unit and this one does just fine. I use most of the USB ports, a SSD and with Win 7 it seems to be running nicely.
It runs linux fedora 18 lxde perfectly fine, together with vmware that contains other linux, windows 8, and windows 2012 server. With this capability I call it the big boner.
Pros:QuietEasy to installLooks niceGood qualityCons:Would be nice to have a 3.5 along with a 5.25 bay.USB 3.0 is only available in the back I/O. Front panel only has USB 2.0
If you're curious on the parts I used here you go:Intel i5 2400 quad core CPU4 GB Kingston 1333 RAMWD Caviar Blue 1TB x2 in RAID 1Windows Server 2008 R2 for the OS
Answer: That's right, you don't need them anymore for decent audio & video. If you want to use the machine for intensive gaming or video editing or something, obviously you'd want to add a card.