Shuttle DL40N review

"The conservative power limits mean the DL40N is not the fastest system around, but we really enjoyed the oversized CPU heatsink which does not heat up excessively to affect the nearby M.2 slot where usually we have an SSD installed. We recommend going forward with a PCIe 3.0 SSD instead of 4.0 because of the lower dissipated heat and the supplied thick thermal pad can help with heat transfer to the 2.5’’ SSD/HDD tray. DL40N can be easily used for different tasks which have lower demands in terms of resources, edge computing, high-availability client/sever setups, digital signage, industrial control and more!"

Source: Madshrimps 

Shuttle's NE10N disappoints

"The NE10N is a huge performance step up from the old Asrock Celeron CPU. No problem using the web browsers and stream video in Full HD / 1080p 1920 x 1080 (that is the highest our old TV can handle).

I started to measure the CPU core temps with HWMonitor in different configurations. Each ”setup” was used at least 24 hours with the same room temp. I never got an idle temp below 67C… Also note the max temp numbers at 95C…

I had a Noctua NF-P12 Redux-1300 fan at home. It is a 120 mm 12 volt fan that will run from 5 volt USB at a low RPM. It is impossible to hear any fan noise from this fan at 5v. What a difference! The idle temp drops to 49C and high load to 74C. That is -20C from normal use!"

Source: Lars Thunberg 

Shuttle's DL40N is here

Previously seen at COMPUTEX back in May, Shuttle's Twin Lake fanless PC is now official. Chassis and ports are identical to previous generation but the DL40N features Intel's latest low-power processors. "The DL40N series is a fanless 1.3-liter mini PC designed for 24/7 commercial use. Powered by Intel Twin Lake processors (N150/ N250/ N350) and supporting up to 16GB DDR5-4800 memory, it delivers reliable, energy-efficient computing for embedded and edge applications. Triple display output via HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA provides flexibility for modern and legacy systems. Dual 2.5G LAN, dual COM, multiple USB ports enable seamless integration with peripherals and control systems, making it ideal for kiosks, digital signage, industrial automation, and other space-constrained deployments."

Source: Shuttle 

Shuttle NE10N launched

Shuttle unveils its most stylish fanless PC to date, and we're not impressed, at all. Shuttle seems to have focused on outward appearance at the expense of cooling. The NE10N features an internal CPU cooler in a case that prevents convection to occur. In fact, it looks like it's designed like an actively-cooled PC, with small vents at the back. The NE10N uses an Intel N100 processor, which, despite its modest 6W TDP, has a tendency to run very hot. The 135 x 115 x 39mm barebone supports one M.2 NVMe SSD, one DDR4 module, and is already available in France for 290 euros.

Shuttle DL40N pictured

Shuttle is readying its new entry-level fanless PC powered by Intel's Twin Lake CPUs, including the N150, N250, or N350. At 190 x 165 x 43mm the DL40N is significantly larger than most fanless mini PCs but does offer a richer connectivity, including eight USB ports, three storage units, full-size DisplayPort, HDMI, and dual-LAN. Previous generation, the reliable N100-powered DL30N, is currently priced under $300.

Source: TechPowerUp

Configurable Shuttle DS50U available

Shuttle's Raptor Lake-powered fanless mini PCs are now configurable and available directly from E-ITX. The complete range is there, including the Intel U300, i3-1315U, i5-1335U, and i7-1355U models. Your system can be configured with up to a whopping 64GB of RAM and 12TB of SSD storage. Highly recommended.

Source: E-ITX

Inside the Shuttle DS50U7

The DS50U7 features the 15W Intel Core i7-1355U processor, and supports up to 96GB of DDR5 memory, as well as two M.2 slots and one 2.5" bay for storage expansion. The DS50U7 offers exceptional connectivity, including 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, multiple USB ports, and support for dual 4K displays. Cooling is handled by an aluminum side panel (which houses a 6mm copper heat pipe). Shuttle's fanless PCs are always reliable and very well made, we gladly recommend them.

Source: TheLab.gr

Inside the Shuttle DL30N

The Shuttle XPC Slim DL30N is a mini PC in a very compact size, measuring only 1.3 liters. It is a barebone system, meaning it doesn't come with RAM or storage pre-installed, but you can add your own. The DL30N is equipped with an Intel N100 processor, which is a low-powered but energy-efficient option. It can support up to 16GB of DDR5 memory and has two M.2 slots for storage. It also has a good selection of ports, including 2.5Gb Ethernet, USB 3.2, HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA. The DL30N is now available globally for about $300.

Source: TheLab

Shuttle DS50U7 available

The i7 iteration of the Raptor Lake-powered fanless Shuttle mini PCs is now available in Germany and France for about 800 euros. The compact 1.3L barebone features the 15W i7-1355U and supports up to 64GB of DDR5 memory as well as three storage units (two M.2-2280 SSDs and one 2.5" SATA drive). Shuttle's fanless PCs are known for their robust design and reliable performance, we have no problem recommending them. 

FIRST LOOK: Shuttle's DL30N

Besides the Core-based DS50U Shuttle is also readying a sub-$300 option based on low-power processors, the fanless DL30N. Although Celeron and Pentium are mentioned on Shuttle's roadmap (PDF) we believe that Alder Lake-N is more likely, with possibly N100 and N200 models. Stay tuned.

FIRST LOOK: Shuttle DS50U

We have a soft spot for Shuttle's PCs. Shuttle was pioneer in the field of fanless mini PCs starting with the Atom-powered X27D in 2008 and the wildly popular XS35 series in 2010. Meet the new Core-based DS50U (expect i3, i5, and i7 models, stay tuned for details) featuring a new convection-friendly chassis and possibly a larger internal heat sink. Connectivity and ease-of-use are still industry-leading.

Shuttle XPC slim v2

Shuttle's current fanless XPC slim PCs are back and better than ever. Nothing too exciting, and no new CPUs unfortunately. "The new versions now feature Ethernet controllers with up to 2.5 Gbit, which means they can deliver much higher network transmission rates than the controllers with 1 Gbit bandwidth that were used previously.". The DS20U range is powered by 15W Comet Lake processors up to the i7-10510U while the DL20N range features Jasper Lake CPUs. The Celeron N4505 DL20N V2 is already available for $282.

Source: Shuttle

Most powerful Jasper Lake PC yet

The Shuttle DL20N6 is now available in France and Germany. The fanless barebone rocks the mighty Pentium Silver N6005 (4C / 4T up to 3.30 GHz, 10W TDP) and features impeccable connectivity. Granted the DL20N6 is larger than most Jasper Lake mini PCs (think mini-ITX here) but we're fine with that if I/O - and cooling - are substantially better. 

✓ 2 x DDR4 slots (up to 16GB)
✓ 1 x 2.5" bay
✓ 1 x M.2 slot
✓ 6 x USB ports
✓ 1 x SD card reader
✓ 1 x HDMI 2.0b
✓ 1 x DisplayPort 1.4a
✓ 1 x Intel Gigabit LAN
✓ 190 x 165 x 43 mm

Rejuvenating a $599 Shuttle nettop from 2011

Courtesy of LGR

Jasper Lake floods Europe

All fanless Jasper Lake mini PCs are now available in Europe. Shuttle's DL20N is definitely our favorite and is powered by the Celeron N4505. This barebone offers the best flexibility and reliability. It's available in France and Germany. ZOTAC's ZBOX CI331 is slightly more powerful, thanks to the quad-core Celeron N5100. It's also more compact (think Intel NUC) for 350 euros. GIGABYTE's GB-BMCE-4500C and the ASUS PN41 are more affordable but also less sophisticated options, featuring underwhelming cooling systems.

Shuttle's DL20N SERIES is official

Featuring superior cooling and impressive connectivity compared to the ASUS, ZOTAC, and GIGABYTE options, Shuttle's DL20N is already our favorite fanless Jasper Lake mini PC. Following the popular DL10J (powered by the Gemini Lake Celeron J4005) this new iteration is actually composed of three SKUs: Celeron N4505, Celeron N5105, and Pentium N6005.

"The Shuttle XPC slim DL20N is a low-power consumption and affordable business and productivity computer. Within the fanless chassis of body thickness 43mm, the DL20N integrates high-performance CPU and chipset, peripheral expandability, and network connectivity, makes it well suits to use in education, office, thin-client, IoT edge computing, digital signage, etc. Featuring the Intel® Jasper Lake processors with Intel UHD Graphics and supporting high-speed 2933 MHz DDR4 memory, this model can promise reliable performance for multitasking and 4K/UHD resolution. In addition, the DL20N equipped rich I/O interfaces such as USB3.2 Gen2, USB 2.0, and COM ports, supporting triple display by the DisplayPort, HDMI, and VGA port. Furthermore, the ability to support multiple networks is essential for the construction of IoT applications; the DL20N supports one Gigabit LAN, includes an M.2 module for IEEE 802.11ac WiFi expansion, and provides 4G/LTE module options to meet diverse application needs.

Intel® Jasper Lake processors, a low-power consumption 10nm chips with new core/GPU architectures, with performance improvements of up to 35% over Gemini Lake chips and up to 30% increase in IPC (instructions per clock), plus supports dual-channel DDR4-2933 memory up to 16GB (8GBx2), to ensure smooth operations for the entire system but also 4K UHD high-details contents.

DL20N series provides an HDMI, a DisplayPort, and VGA outputs to reach three independent displays. Supports resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 / 3840 x 2160 @ 60Hz.

The DL20N has excellent network connectivity powered by an Intel® i211 Gigabit LAN and includes an M.2 slot enabling IEEE 802.11ac WiFi expansion. In addition, to provide more network connection options, the DL20N also provides an optional 4G/LTE expansion kit to meet diverse networking environment needs.

With a passive thermal cooling system, the fanless design reduces the power consumption required by a fan as well as the cost of replacing fans on-site. Use solid-state disks and create an operational platform completely free of noise.

Officially approved for 24/7 permanent operation. Thanks to Shuttle’s low power consumption design and stable operation, the PC runs highly reliable and meets the long-term demands of digital signage or other vertical applications."

Source: Shuttle

Shuttle's Jasper Lake mini PCs move closer to launch

Shuttle's DL20N will consist of at least two models: an entry level DL20N powered by the dual-core Celeron N4505 and the DL20N6 featuring the quad-core Pentium N6005. Shuttle's fanless PCs are proven to be extremely effective and reliable. With so many flimsy - or crippled - options out there, we can't wait to see them available (previous models retailed for about $250)

✓ Celeron J4005 / Pentium N6005
✓ 2 x DDR4 slots (up to 16GB)
✓ 1 x 2.5" bay
✓ 2 x M.2 slots
✓ 6 x USB ports
✓ 1 x SD card reader
✓ 1 x HDMI 2.0b
✓ 1 x DisplayPort 1.4a
✓ 1 x Intel Gigabit LAN
✓ 190 x 165 x 43 mm

Source: Shuttle (PDF) 

Jasper Lake DL20N in the works

The upcoming Shuttle DL20N will be the first - and probably the only - fanless mini PC featuring the 10W Jasper Lake processors. Granted, the case is considerably larger than a NUC at 190 x 165 x 43 mm, but it does offer more room for cooling. We reached out to Shuttle and the DL20N is not launching anytime soon though (the global chip shortage is expected to last through 2021). Stay tuned.

Source: Shuttle (PDF)

Shuttle's DS20U just leaked

Shuttle's own Taiwanese site is partially listing the next generation of their popular fanless XPC series. The DS20U is virtually identical to the previous DS10U series (with the sole addition of Bluetooth 4.2) and it's not a bad thing given the DS10U's robustness, durability, and rich I/O. CPU-wise, we're looking at 15W Comet Lake-U processors, including the Celeron 5205U, i3-10110U, i5-10210U, and i7-10510U.

✓ 2 x SO-DIMM slots (64GB max)
✓ M.2 slot / 2.5" bay
✓ SDXC card reader
✓ 4 x USB 3.2 Gen2 ports
✓ 4 x USB 2.0 ports
✓ 1 x HDMI 2.0a
✓ 1 x DisplayPort 1.2
✓ 1 x VGA port
✓ 1 x COM port
✓ 2 x Gigabit Ethernet (Intel)
✓ 200 x 39.5 x 165 mm

Source: Shuttle Taiwan