I have built several gaming type computer but now am building my own server. Is there any reason why I would want a server chassis and power supply over a standard case and power supply (ATX server motherboard should fit fine?) I'm looking to cut costs where I can where it doesn't matter that much. All server tower cases seem to be quite expensive. I like power supply/case combo's but do want a relatively decent power supply that isn't going to kill my components or die after a year. Any suggestions?
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PICMG board provides RAID, optional flash drive
Kontron announced a PICMG 1.3 single board computer (SBC) that supports Intel's Core i7/i5/i3 and Pentium processors while accepting up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM. The PCI-761 provides PCI and PCI Express expansion, six RAID-enabled SATA connectors, dual gigabit Ethernet connectors, 12 USB 2.0 ports, and an optional 8GB flash module, the company says.
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OnApp Certifies NetDepot's Enterprise Blades for the OnApp Cloud Engine
Atlanta, GA - OnApp , one of the fastest growing cloud platforms on the market, has completed testing and certification of NetDepot's enterprise blades for OnApp's cloud engine. OnApp approached NetDepot for a stable, high performance platform on which its customers can run their cloud. OnApp performed extensive testing of the...
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I want to make my desktop computer (server) to take the workload and storage requirements from my laptop (thin client) over my home network. I have WinXP Pro on the desktop and the laptop can be whatever, but free, open source solutions are preferred.
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