Shuttle XPC Nano NC02U5 Barebones Review

1. Introduction2. Packaging and Bundle3. Shuttle XPC Nano NCO2U54. Testing Methodology5. Testing: CPU6. Testing: GPU7. Testing: System-related8. Testing: M.2 and USB Interfaces9. Testing: Thermal Dynamics and Power Consumption10. Closing Thoughts11. View All Pages

The Shuttle XPC Nano NC02U5 ships in a fairly plain brown box – there is just some branding on the front, without a product image.

As for included accessories, inside the box we find a driver disc CD, as well as a quick-start manual. Also included is a pair of feet for the NC02U5 – these feet allow it to stand vertically, rather than the default horizontal configuration.

Above, we can see the included drive caddy for a 2.5in drive (far left). On the next page, we will look at how this works in practice.

There is also a VESA mount included, supporting 75mmx75mm or 100mmx100mm mounting configurations. Lastly, screws are included for the mounting feet, the 2.5in caddy and the VESA mounting plate.

Before moving on, here is a look at the relatively small power brick. Due to Skylake's efficiency and the low-power i5-6200U CPU used here, the power brick is only rated at 65W which should be plenty.

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