New Shuttle SZ270R9 Bare-Bones PC Features Push-Button Overclocking

[kewlguy239]

Shuttle announced a new barebones mini PC with the ability to be overclocked with the push of a button. Meet the SZ270R9.

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[Sharky36566666]

The Turbo button is back baby!

 

[Rhinofart]

LOL @ Sharky. I was thinking the exact same thing!! Yes! My 8086 @ 4.7 Mhz push button to 10 Mhz glory days are back!!!

 

[2Be_or_Not2Be]

I wonder why they seemingly limited this case to only a 1080. I would guess it's due to the 500W PSU, but the 1080ti doesn't require that much more power.

If you go by the "recommended" PSU for a 1080ti, then they might say it should be 600W. However, there are 600W PSUs they could easily have used, even in SFX/SFX-L form. So why limit what you can put into this barebones? I"m not a fan of the styling, but it would be nice to have a small case that doesn't limit me on GPU choice.

 

[donotsell2me]

The SZ270R9 is just atrocious horrid fugly front face plate design. Why is it gamer aethestics = trashy honda civic with a coffe can muffler, oversized airdam, and useless whale tail spoiler? The Shuttle SZ270R8 is more than adequate for a excellent mini-pc mini-itx build, and it has clean and much more sensible look, without the silly turbo button garbage.

 

[mlee 2500]

They're basically the same machines (this and the SZ270R8) it looks like, with a different front to the chassis.