“The twist comes in the inclusion of a system that isn’t a Small Form Factor design in the strictest sense of the word. We have the latest Shuttle SN26P SLI-capable unit, and we also have Monarch Computers’ latest foray into the small computer world, the Hornet Pro SLI Revenge. Both are quite a bit smaller than your typical mid-tower ATX case, but where the Shuttle is targeted primarily at reaching the smallest size possible while still offering competitive performance, Monarch goes with a micro-ATX (uATX) form factor. In exchange for size, you get some other options, which we’ll discuss more during the course of this review.”Here are some more Systems articles from around the web:
- Thermaltake Mozart Media LAB @ Guru3D
- AOpen MiniPC – Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery @ AnandTech
- nMediaPC HTPC 200 ATX HTPC Case @ hardCOREware
- SHUTTLE SD31P SFF @ [H]ard|OCP
- Thermaltake Rhythm HTPC Liquid Cooling System Review @ Bigbruin.com
SLI for your SFF

AnandTech has a head to head review of 2 tiny SLI systems. The Monarch Hornet Pro SLI Revenge Micro-ATX and Shuttle’s SN26P SFF, both fully capable of running 2 high end cards in SLI, so they fit a lot of power into a very small space.