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KLOSS KL-I915A - SFF With An Edge

Posted by timothy on from the smallish dept.

Kez writes "Shuttle have been synonymous with SFF for a long time now. It would take a lot to make them topple from the top spot, but that doesn't stop companies from trying. Take TriGem, with their new KLOSS KL-I915A system. The interior of the chassis is cleverly partitioned to aid cooling and installation. It has a front display which shows everything from CPU speed to which particular device failed the BIOS power-on self test (which beats a sequence of beeps or LEDs any day.) Add to that an LGA 775 motherboard, and TriGem just might be on to a winner. HEXUS.net have a review."

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  1. Not evident... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Informative

    I had to read the whole story to understand what this was about... a pc box, that is.

  2. Mirrordot Link by b0lt · · Score: 1, Informative

    http://mirrordot.org/stories/814566c08722527337ce3 69e9e854020/index.html in case it gets /.ed

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  3. Re:Meh... by the_maddman · · Score: 5, Informative

    Except it does have one 16x PCI-express slot, you know, exactly what you need for all the new video cards out there. I know some people need all 8 expansion slots of a full sized ATX machine, but with Firewire and USB 2.0 on these small machines, they are very capable and take up much less desk space.

  4. Re:Kloss? by mirko · · Score: 4, Informative

    Henry Kloss died in 2002 so it's not a problem for him anymore, especially since he used the bnrand name Tivoli Audio for his fabulous radio-sets.

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  5. Re:Meh... by unts · · Score: 2, Informative

    People really should get over the P4 = toast thing. They have improved. Yes they are still a bit hot and will not ramp as well as Intel hoped, but they are not as bad as everybody continues to make out.

  6. To get rid of those annoying text links... by WD · · Score: 1, Informative

    I know this may be off-topic, but I find those sponsored links horribly distracting. To see the page (and many others) as it is supposed to be:

    1) Install Adblock
    2) Add the filter: *intellitxt.com