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Shuttle XPC Slim Barebone DH310 Review

Others/All-in-one PC by stefan @ 2018-09-28

By having compatibility with the latest, non-ULV Coffee Lake processors from Intel, the Shuttle DH310 can deliver quite a bit of performance. Even if the i5 8600K is a 95W SKU, the TDP is automatically driven down to 65W maximum, this also meaning that the performance has been lowered a bit when all cores are at maximum load; in many other non-stressful usage patterns, the cores can reach the maximum Turbo Frequency without no issues at all. The unit can be used for many purposes, such as digital signage, POI, POS, office, healthcare, industry, media center and more given its multitude of interfaces.

The System BIOS Part I

As we have seen with other compact systems, the eye-candy GUI is not employed here for the UEFI BIOS, but we do get the much simpler Aptio Setup Utility. Inside the Main menu, we can check details on the installed UEFI BIOS, Firmware GUID, the installed CPU, RAM and here we can also adjust the system date/time:

The Advanced menu area comes with the following sub-sections:

TPM Configuration menu helps in case we have a suitable Security Device installed:

Hardware Health Configuration area does allow configuring the fan speeds (by default it is in the Smart Fan Mode), take a look at both System and CPU temperatures, monitor the current fan speeds but also the CPU/DRAM voltages:

The CPU Configuration area does display more CPU-specific details, but we can also alter some options such as SGX, Intel VT, Intel Speed Shift and so on:

The SATA Configuration menu does display the drives that do support this standard; if a NVMe drive is installed, it won’t show here:

The USB Configuration area will only show the detected devices on this particular bus:

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