ShuttlePRM01 XPC Accessory PRM01 Rack Mount Kit Black

If you love XPC Shuttle Computers, you'll love installing this performance powersupply.I love the XPC Shuttle Computers for their compact size, I even modified one with a carry case type handle on top, for travel and presentations. These Shuttles are much better than a Laptop for presentations. I can drive multiple 4K UHD monitors / projectors with mine. Thanks to this powersupply, it runs cool doing so.I highly recommend this powersupply for the XPC Shuttles.

I took a risk ordering this power supply for my SH61R4. The description says it's for the SG41 series.I've been taking this PC to Quakecon for a few years and wanted to put in a better video card. The stock power supply is only 250w. The box says it's an XPC power supply so I took the chance. I took it out and compared it to the stock power supply. Size wise, it was a perfect match. Plus it had dual PCIe power adapters: a 6 pin and an 8 pin that can be used as a 6 pin.I removed the 250w and mounted the new 500w in the case and the machine powered up perfectly. It ran nice and cool and I didn't have any issues. I now plan on keeping this machine until it dies.

I'm using an SX58H7 box as my main PC for nine years. It suddenly died of PSU failure. Its original PSU was PC63 bronze, which was already discontinued.I ordered this PC63J bronze as a feasible alternative, and the delievered one was PC63J silver. I thought it's okay since silver should be better than bronze, and as expected it's working very well with my SX58H7 for several days.

I upgraded my Shuttle PC so it can handle a more powerful video card.This is a perfect fit and replacement for the original 300W supply.At first I thought it didn't have the 4 PIN ATX supply needed my the mother board, but it does.It has an 8 PIN that splits into 2, 4 PIN connectors.Very happy with it.Plenty of stable power and really quiet to.

Love this power supply, it's quiet and allowed me to use a graphics card. I have a small computer (HP Slimline 410-010) and this was pretty much the exact same size as the power supply that came with the computer so it fit in well. I did however need to buy a package of cable extenders because the cables coming out of this unit were too small.

Th store ad shows the power supply with the original box. It did not come in the original box. Just the shipping box. Otherwise, the product looked good and works fine when installed. This was needed for the new video card I installed.

I was updating the GPU and CPU in my Shuttle HTPC and contacted the folks at Shuttle America to ask if they thought I might have power issues. There CSR (and all the Shuttle personnel I have dealt with are great to work with) said it would probably be safest if I went with a 500w unit, up from the standard 300w PSU that came with the system. The swap out was a snap (three screws), and the new PSU is whisper quiet. My HDTV and Steam both like it just fine.Shuttle SH67H38gb Corsair 1333 memoryMSI GTX 650 Ti Boost factory overclockedIntel 2500k

I have a Shuttle XPC SZ77R5 which came with a 500w power supply - unfortunately the fan in this stock 500w power supply is fairly loud.. I'm only using the on-board video, so I figured I could swap out the 500w power supply for a lower 300w power supply which would hopefully have a quieter fan. Shuttle's tech support said it wouldn't fit, but I ordered it anyway. Its a perfect fit (exact same size as the 500w) and works exactly as I had hoped, and is much quieter than the 500w power supply fan

Bit frustrated that I needed to buy this, as my unit is fairly new, I will seek to find out from Shuttle to get the original failed one replaced and keep as a spare, unfortunately my distributor was no help at all, and I needed to progress my build.This arrived quickly, please note couple of important points.ATX cable is 20-Pin not 24-Pin but this is solved by getting an ATX 20pin to 24pin converter (I got mine from Maplin for £1.99) So this works fine on a new M-Board (in my case Gigabyte Z270N-Wifi).CPU Power is two 2x2 blocks clipped together, so you can split the plug for cpu power sockets needing just 4 pin connector, but do not use (As suggested by some reviewers on the amazon.com site) the spare 4 pin for the ATX 20+4 because the CPU power is 2x12v connections and the ATX needs 3.3v, 5v and 12vThis unit is exact size to replace in the existing XPC - it is genuine part.

This 500 watt PSU is the same size as the original 300 watt an does not make anymore noise got it for a good price from amazon.co.uk £87 last one they had in stock have plenty of power spare now to run my ASUS GTX 670 4GB in my Shuttle SH67H7 note I had to remove one side of the retainer memory clips which was stopping me fitting GTX 670.

Good PSU upgrade for shuttle PCs based on the J chassis. Great if you want to install a high end CPU or a performance graphics card in your shuttle. Unlike the 250W PSU it replaced, the fan is really quiet and you don't notice it at all when its running under load. The PSU has 2 PCIe connectors and an 8 pin CPU power connector which is backwards compatible with 4 pin boards (just overhangs).

This unit turned up quick enough in the post. Fitted it to my shuttle computer to replace the previous unit that have failed after 5 years. This new power supply was a more powerful up rated unit than the pervious one. The fitting instructions were very comprehensive and it was fitted very quickly. I have no complaints and the unit is still running great. Recommended should you need a power supply of this type.

Fitted this because the original power supply was running at its limit. Because a Shuttle is always tight for space I expected to have a bit of battle removing the original power supply and fitting this one. How wrong I was ..it was a breeze and now I have a cooler running Shuttle.