Sound wise it is the quietest machine I own and the fan is thermostatically controlled. Regarding standby mode under Linux, I have never used it so cant say how well it works.
I will be selling the SN41G for 579.00, less than Memory Express, if you need one. I am very impressed with the machine and getting dual vga right out of the box is sweet. Not to mention nVidia chipset and an AGP port all in a nice looking aluminum case. <hr> <b><font color=blue size=4>Open Enterprise Solutions</font></b> <b><font color=red>Linux & Open Source Solutions for Business</font></b> Johnny Stork, BA Calgary, AB Canada <a href="http://www.openenterprise.ca";> www.openenterprise.ca</a> ------ original message ------ From: Craig McLean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Sun Mar 30 14:10:11 MST 2003 Subject: Re: (clug-talk) nView on Red Hat 8 Hello. <br> <br>I'm also interested in getting a Shuttle Small Form Factor kit. I was <br>wondering if you could answer a few questions about it. <br> <br>When it is running how loud is it? I would be putting mine into an <br>environment were noise is a factor. <br> <br>Also when you put it into suspend or standbye mode do the CPU and Power <br>Supply Fans turn off? <br> <br>Thanks. <br> <br>----- Original Message ----- <br>From: "Johnny Stork" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <br>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <br>Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 1:50 PM <br>Subject: (clug-talk) nView on Red Hat 8 <br> <br> <br>> I just picked up a Shuttle SN41G with the Nvidia GeForce 4 MX video chips <br>set with dual VGA outs and S-Video and nView. One quick note, running an AMD <br>2400, 512mb DDR ram on dual DDR bus's, this thing is just way too cool. I <br>have also seen a mod where someone put a small LCD on the front panel so it <br>can either play a DVD, or monitor the system, while workin on your main <br>monitor. Once I am finished learning how to configure this I will be <br>offering them bundled with twin LCD's and a DVD/CD-RW combo, and a TV card <br>as well and maybe hardware Mpeg. A nice packaged system. But I digress. <br>> <br>> No problems getting dual monitors and nView to work under Win2k, but I <br>have never setup dual displays under X and after some time googling for help <br>I have not accomplished much. <br>> <br>> Does anyone have any experience setting up Nvidia nView with a GeForce 4 <br>MX under Red Hat 8, using Nvidia's latest drivers? Apparently I can also get <br>seperate x sessions which is what I want to accomplish. unfortunately I dont <br>have matching monitors if that helps. <br>> <br>> <br>> <br>> <br>> <br>> <hr> <br>> <b><font color=blue size=4>Open Enterprise Solutions</font></b> <br>> <b><font color=red>Linux & Open Source Solutions for Business</font></b> <br>> <br>> Johnny Stork, BA <br>> Calgary, AB <br>> Canada <br>> <br>> <a href="http://www.openenterprise.ca";> <br>> www.openenterprise.ca</a> <br>> <br>> --------------------------------------------------- <br>> The Webtop Personal Web-based Email System <br>> http://www.yourwebtop.com <br>> <br>> <br> <br> <br> <br> --------------------------------------------------- The Webtop Personal Web-based Email System http://www.yourwebtop.com
