Quantcast

Don't have an account? Register Now! Forgot password?

Related Articles
Maximum IT
SEE MORE MAXIMUM IT
News

SolidLogic Launches GS-L10 Fanless Mini-ITX System

Posted 05/04/09 at 05:32:40 PM  by Andy Salisbury

comment Commentsprint Printemail EmailDeliciousDiggStumbleUponRedditFacebookSlashdot

SolidLogic’s latest release, the GS-L10 is completely covered in heat sinks. Why? Well, to put it simply, it features no fans whatsoever.

The GS-L10 is built off of a Serener case and features an MSI MS-9818 motherboard. It’ll also support up to three different Intel Montevina processors, with the highest available model being the 2.53GHz Core 2 Duo T9400, can pack up to 4GB of RAM, gives you the option of HDD or SDD storage, and provides the choice of Windows XP, Vista or Ubuntu.

The base model will only run you roughly $860, but if you’re looking to deck this bad boy out with all the fixings, it can go up to $1,900.

 

Image Credit: SoundLogic

COMMENTS:9
TAGS: intel, consumer electronics, fanless, SoundLogic, Mini ITX, GS-L10
COMMENTS
avatarCarPC

Submitted by gibsurfer84 on Wed, 05/06/2009 - 4:02pm

My CarPC has been in need of updating from the via c3 1ghz....I like this....

Login or register to post comments
avatarthat, is a neat idea. even

Submitted by Denis63 on Tue, 05/05/2009 - 4:34am

that, is a neat idea. even replacing the xbox's fans with quiet stealth fans would make me happy.       -Denis

Login or register to post comments
avatarThis would work great in a

Submitted by Keith E. Whisman on Mon, 05/04/2009 - 4:54pm

This would work great in a well Ventilated, fan cooled entertainment center like the one in the Article in the magazine. I would get one. 

What would really be neat is if this case can hold the contents of a Toasty XBOX 360 minus the fans and still keep things cool. That XBOX 360 is one loud mother. 

Login or register to post comments
avatarProbably a custom version of

Submitted by Pylon on Mon, 05/04/2009 - 3:51pm

Probably a custom version of this case:

http://www.serener.com/pro_01.html

Login or register to post comments
avatarIt looks way too tall.

Submitted by pellier on Mon, 05/04/2009 - 5:51pm

It looks way too tall.

Login or register to post comments
avatarIf you go to the specs page

Submitted by Pylon on Tue, 05/05/2009 - 10:14am

If you go to the specs page for the comp it mentions it uses the above case.

Login or register to post comments
avatarWhere?

Submitted by nmanguy on Mon, 05/04/2009 - 3:30pm

Forget buying the PC, I want to know where to get that case?

Login or register to post comments
avatarI wonder how this would work

Submitted by athlon11 on Mon, 05/04/2009 - 3:23pm

I wonder how this would work for a Car PC.

Login or register to post comments
avatarlook ma! no fans!!! lol

Submitted by nsk chaos on Mon, 05/04/2009 - 3:12pm

look ma! no fans!!! lol looks pretty cool for a home theater system

Login or register to post comments
This Month's Issue
Maximum PC
SUBSCRIBE NOW
AND SAVE!
FEATURE Windows XP/Vista/7 Tips!FEATURE Monitor Roundup: 7 LCDs ReviewedHOW TOMaster PhotoshopFEATUREAMD's Awesome New GPUWHITE PAPEROrganic LEDs