Shuttle XPC Cube SW580R8 Barebone – S1200, Intel W580 vPRO, 4x LAN Ports (2x 1Gb & 2x 2.5Gb), Supports 4x 3.5″ HDD
€411.00
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- Mini-PC designed for server applications with Socket 1200 supporting Intel 10th/11th Gen and Intel Xeon processors.
- Features four 3.5″ HDD bays with RAID functionality and dual M.2 2280 slots for SSDs.
- Equipped with four LAN ports (2x 2.5Gb and 2x 1Gb) for enhanced networking capabilities.
- Compact 14-liter aluminum cube chassis ideal for high-performance mini-servers and workstations.
- Supports up to 128 GB of DDR4-3200 RAM and dual-slot graphics cards.
- Includes TPM security chip for improved system security and stability.
- Designed for high reliability under heavy workloads.
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Description
How to Use the Shuttle XPC Cube Barebone SW580R8
1. Unboxing and Setup
- Carefully open the box and remove the Shuttle XPC Cube SW580R8.
- Check for included components:
- Power Supply
- Documentation
- Mounting screws
- Place the Mini-PC on a stable surface with proper ventilation.
2. Installing Components
- Processor:
- Open the CPU socket by lifting the lever.
- Carefully insert the Intel Core or Xeon processor into the socket.
- Close the lever to secure the processor.
- Memory (RAM):
- Locate the RAM slots on the motherboard.
- Align the notches of the DDR4 RAM with the slots.
- Press down firmly until the clips click into place.
- Storage Drives:
- Open the drive bays for the 3.5″ HDDs.
- Insert the HDDs securely and connect the SATA cables.
- If using SSDs, install them in the M.2 slots as per the instructions.
3. Connecting to Network and Power
- Connect an Ethernet cable to one of the LAN ports (preferably the 2.5Gb ports for better speed).
- Plug the power supply cable into the Mini-PC and then into a power outlet.
4. Powering On and BIOS Setup
- Press the power button on the front of the unit to turn it on.
- Immediately press the designated key (usually DEL or F2) to enter BIOS setup.
5. Configuring BIOS Settings
- Check and configure the boot order:
- Set the primary boot device to the storage drive where the OS will be installed.
- Enable or configure any necessary options such as virtualization support if required.
- Save changes and exit the BIOS setup.
6. Installing the Operating System
- Insert the OS installation media (USB or DVD) into the appropriate drive.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to install the operating system of your choice.
7. Final Setup and Usage
- Once the OS installation is complete, install drivers and necessary software.
- Configure network settings to connect to the internet or network.
- Ensure all components are working properly and perform any necessary updates.
8. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
- Regularly check for software updates and apply them as needed.
- Monitor temperatures and performance to ensure reliability.
- Refer to the user manual for troubleshooting tips if any issues arise.













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