FS: AMD RME mobile DAW

[dejacky]

New job requires me to move a lot, so my complete Shuttle SN45G system with 19inch flat screen monitor needs to go. Here are the specs:

http://global.shuttle.com/Product/Ba...ew.asp?B_id=17

Shuttle XPC SN45G (v1.0) Specs:
Microsoft Windows XP PRO (CD included)
AMD Athlon XP (barton core) CPU @ 2.5Ghz
1GB Kingston HyperX PC3500 CAS 2 memory
-->memory is expandable to 2GB and I can upgrade this for no labor cost
Two 250GB 8mb cache Maxtor 7200rpm Hard Drives
-->500GB total hard drive space
Internal Mosfet heatsinks
Internal 92mm Panaflo fan (quiet and flows more than stock)
Linksys Wireless adapter
-->internal mod
ATI Radeon X800XL VIVO graphics card (includes video in / video out cables)
NEC 3500AG cdrw/DVD writer DUAL LAYER combo drive
Mitsumi Advanced Keyboard
Logitech MX300 Mouse

RME Multiface + PCI Card (includes all cables + drivers + manual)

MONITOR:
Cornerstone p1460 19inch flat screen monitor
-->uses a very precise hitacthi tube and has the absolute best crisp text and most stable image out of any other crt monitor I've ever seen!

PRICE: $1,450 or BEST OFFER
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Fwiw,
this computer blows away a fully loaded Dell Latitude D820 dual core laptop, especially in games. It's still a very fast system that outperforms a lot of current pc's and the best thing is it's ROCK SOLID stable. If you're looking for a semi-portable pc that is superb bang/buck for gaming, video editing, and photo editing, this is IT!

[tnjazz]

What makes it an RME? Are you including a card?

[dejacky]

Originally Posted by tnjazz

What makes it an RME? Are you including a card?

Yes. It already has the internal RME Hammerfall PCI (latest revision) card installed and the RME Multiface unit itself (all cables, manuals + drivers) is included. It's a complete mature/stable RME based DAW solution that is very fast. The NForce2 onboard audio quality is fantastic and also uses less cpu cycles than other pci and onboard sound card solutions. I used the onboard nforce2 audio as playback reference to dithered down recordings of the RME Multiface and it worked great since the onboard Nforce2 audio has digital outputs .