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Shuttle XPC slim DS50U7 Barebone Review

Others/All-in-one PC by stefan @ 2024-11-03

The DS50U7 barebone from Shuttle did impress us in terms of performance, considering we are talking about a fanless design. PL1 is limited to 15W, while PL2 is limited to 17W, while in the case of the ECS LIVA Z5 Plus with active cooling and the i5-1335U SoC, we noted PL1 set at 20W and PL2 set at 39W, which is considerably higher; despite that, we see the i7-1355U winning in some cases, due to the implementation of DDR5 memory, higher boost on the iGPU clock, more execution units, but also a higher boost on the CPU, helping quite a bit in low to medium loads, a situation which is frequently found when using the device like 90% of the time.

A Closer Look Part IV

The ITE IT5571E-128 chip can be spotted nearby:

We will re-use the AX200NGW WiFi card from a previous Shuttle wireless kit, to show how it looks after the installation has been completed:

The only difficult part is fitting the pre-installed antenna connectors:

For storage, we will use the trusty Silicon Power A60 512GB storage drive:

In terms of storage, we will re-use the Silicon Power DDR5-4800 CL40 2x16GB SODIMM memory kit:

For an extra measure, we have also applied the supplied thermal pads to it:

The last steps would be to close the cover, install the four screws and attach the vertical stand feet:

Here is the finished look:

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