Their three-liter volume makes them the largest models, and also the most flexible representatives of the XPC slim range. They are based on the Intel H310 chipset and support Intel processors for the socket with a TDP of up to 65W. Both systems support up to 32GB of DDR4 memory.
Despite being only 7.2 cm tall and 20 cm wide, they boast a significant amount of basic equipment. This includes 2x Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI 2.0a, DisplayPort, VGA, 2x RS-232, 3x SATA, space for two hard drives and an NVMe SSD, as well as the option to expand to M.2. The XH310 also offers the possibility of installing up to five serial ports, which can be installed in the optical drive bay.
“The technical specifications of both models are those of a full-size PC,” explains Tom Seiffert, marketing and public relations director at Shuttle Computer 
Handels GmbH. “Three monitor connections, dual-LAN, and a free choice of disk drives offer flexibility for (almost) any type of application.”
Additionally, the XH310V features front covers that conceal the connections and drive bays. The XH310 does not have these covers, but its technical specifications are virtually identical.
A new feature in this case design is the remote power-on connection, which allows both mini PCs to be started remotely. Until now, only the 1.3-liter Shuttle models had this connection.
Optional accessories include a stand for vertical operation (PS01), a VESA wall mount (PV02), a 3.5" drive rack (PHD4), a WLAN kit with Bluetooth (WLN-M), and a remote power-on cable (CXP01). Only the XH310 can also be equipped with three additional COM ports (PCM31).
Shuttle's recommended price for the XPC Barebone XH310 and XH310V is €232 (incl. 21% VAT).
