The ultra-compact XPC slim Barebone XH170V is an ideal basis for a
small, but powerful Mini PC. Not only is it suitable for a low-noise
home-media PC with support of 4K displays, it also meets the requirements towards an office PC and industrial applications. It allows for
operating three displays at the same time, features an Intel network
chip and a useful "Always-on-Jumper" for auto-start after power-fail. In
a team with 14nm socket LGA1151 Intel "Skylake" processor and a SSD
drive the XH170V makes for a power-efficient and reliable system for a
wide range of applications. The built-in heatpipe cooling ensures the
system runs quietly at maximum stability.
Feature Highlights
Slim 3.5 litre chassis, black
Dimensions: 24 x 20 x 7.2 cm (L/W/H)
Slim-Design
Processor
Bays: 2x 6.35cm/2.5” for hard disks or SSDs
and 1x optical slimline drive
Max. operating temperature: 0~50°C
Supports LGA1151 “Skylake” processors:
Core i7 / i5 / i3, Pentium, Celeron (max. 65W)
Including heatpipe cooling system
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Operating
System
Chipset
Memory
Graphics
Drive
Connectors
Other
Connectors
Mini-Slots
Optional
Accessories
Power Supply
Applications
This system comes without operating system.
It supports Windows 7/8.1/10 & Linux - 64 bit
3x Serial ATA max. 6 Gbps, supports RAID
Two pre-installed SATA cables (HDD+ODD)
HDMI + 2x DisplayPort video outputs
5.1 HD Audio (digital audio via HDMI/DP)
4x USB 3.0, 4x USB 2.0 (each 2 front, 2 rear)
Gigabit LAN (RJ45), COM (RS232), eSATA
Mini PCI Express (Half-Size)
M.2 2280 Slot supports SATA SSDs
Vertical stand (PS01), 3.5” HDD rack (PHD4)
VESA mount (PV02), WLAN kit (WLN-S)
Mylar cover for the DVD bay (MY01)
The Shuttle XPC slim Barebone XH170V supports one optical drive in 5.25” slimline format and two
2.5” drives (e.g. 2.5” hard disk and 2.5” SSD). The second 2.5” drive requires an additional SATA
cable and mounting screws which is not included. The storage drives (hard disk and optical drive) are
not included in the delivery of the XH170V. Notice: for high ambient temperatures over 40°C we
strongly recommend to use SSDs instead of hard disk drives.