Stable Barebones System

[jakebarlocker]

Im looking for about 50 barebones systems for work, and i need something that is very stable. prices can range up to $600 for the barebones.

it must have:
- integrated video (preferred)
- Dual video
- card reader (preferred)
- LGA 775 (preferred)
- no fans (all solid state heating solutions)

 

[jakebarlocker]

by the way...

by barebones, i mean just the mobo/case/PSU combo.

 

[steckman]

I like Shuttle barebones systems. There are a few LGA-775 models that have a VGA port and either a DVI or HDMI port, so I assume they do dual video. Some have card readers built in as well. Unfortunately I think they all have at least one quiet fan.

 

[xthekidx]

Are looking for a pre-assembled barebones kit, or what we would buy for a barebones mobo/case/psu?

 

[Terminal58]

Are looking for a pre-assembled barebones kit, or what we would buy for a barebones mobo/case/psu?

I think he want's a kit

 

[Nik_I]

tigerdirect sells alot of barebones kits, with all the parts bundled together, usually with a discount to go with it. most of them don't include heatsinks though, but that would allow you to buy some fanless ones separately.

 

[jakebarlocker]

Are looking for a pre-assembled barebones kit, or what we would buy for a barebones mobo/case/psu?

my boss requires an assembled barebones kit. we had problems with our last batch of computers that we assembled. they kept having grounding problems (which was probably a flaw in the mobo, but because of that my boss wont let me buy anything that isnt pre-assembled in a barebones kit.

also, im not opposed to shuttle systems, but the boss wont let me get a cube case either because of heat dissipation problems.


Thank you all for your replies. I really appreciate all of you offering advice.

 

[steckman]

I have extensive experience with Shuttle cases and haven't had any heat dissipation issues, except for one time when at a trade show the marketing people covered up the side vents!