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ss30g2 [2026/08/25 04:45] – created xodiumss30g2 [2026/08/25 04:46] (current) – [Recommended Upgrades] xodium
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   * SiS 662 Chipset   * SiS 662 Chipset
-  * Compatible with LGA 775 Pentium 4s through to the very early Core 2 Duos+  * Compatible with LGA 775 Pentium 4s through to the very early Core 2 Duos (E4500)
   * 2x DDR2 RAM slots   * 2x DDR2 RAM slots
   * Shuttle G-series chassis (2nd revision with larger rear exhaust)   * Shuttle G-series chassis (2nd revision with larger rear exhaust)
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 ==== Recommended Upgrades ==== ==== Recommended Upgrades ====
  
-**Processor:** The best this system can take depending on board revision is the Core 2 Duo E4500, which can be found relatively cheaply on eBay as of this writing. Shuttle's own documentation says that you require board revision BOM14 or later for this to work. I am not 100% sure how Shuttle does versioning for their boards, but the BOM number on mine was lower than 14, and with a BIOS update the E4500 still worked just fine.+**Processor:** The best this system can take depending on board revision is the Core 2 Duo E4500, which can be found relatively cheap on eBay as of this writing. Shuttle's own documentation says that you require board revision BOM14 or later for this to work. I am not 100% sure how Shuttle does versioning for their boards, but the BOM number on mine was lower than 14, and with a BIOS update the E4500 still worked just fine.
  
 Note: While the E4600 seems to be very similar to the E4500, just clocked higher, the SS30G2 will fail to POST with it. Stick with the E4500.  Note: While the E4600 seems to be very similar to the E4500, just clocked higher, the SS30G2 will fail to POST with it. Stick with the E4500. 
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