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Ha, of course I just bought a 7 earlier this week to keep myself entertained when away from the desktop. I'm liking the new upgrades to the 7 model though, I'll probably be going for one in a few months, or maybe downsize to the 43.
If I go more than 2 HDs I will use external SATA ports on a PCI card and make an external enclosure for the drives. 1TB sounds like more than I would use for quite a while so I think I'll be safe for a few years with just that, at which point I could probably get a used mini ITX bored that...
Its like a 5 dollar difference. I was thinking 7200 because of access speeds, but when sending everything over a 10/100 network does the difference between 7200 and 5400 rpm become negligible? I can see where the power savings of the 5400 rpm green drives would be beneficial as well.
For 200 on the nose:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820148240
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822152185
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856119023
Unless there's a reason not to go with any of those.
I want to go with Mini ITX. I have very little space to work with. Power consumption isn't my main cost factor, its more cost to build the system. I want to stay under 200 for the whole system minus HDs. Originally my budget was 100 before harddrive but that doesn't look feasible. As far as...
I've heard for years buy XYZ expensive power supply, and I've used some of the cheapest and nicest stuff around and they both have the same fail/success ratios in my experience.
that barebones server doesn't seem as good dollars wise, I can get the atom board for ~80-90, a case/PSU for 35, RAM from my desktop, and a TB HD for under a hundred. At a little over 200 I'd be done instead of just starting with the barebones.
I'm still not sure on the 140 since I'd have to pick up DDR3 it seems. If I go with the atom I could just take one of the 2gb modules out of my desktop(I have 8gb now which is probably more than I'm realistically using) The atom D510 is looking good right now, although it does put me at about...
I'm looking to build myself a small and power efficient fileserver. I'll be running a small very lightweight linux distro on it with little to no GUI. I'm looking to hold in the neighborhood of a TB of files, mostly movie(non HD) and music which I will need to stream the file, as some of the...
5 years ago, I had a 14 inch HP that fit perfectly into a leather folder/traper keeper thing that zipped up... I guess I should have sold it for $$$ when I got rid of the HP
Agreed, set the cash aside now, and add a couple dollars each week the card survives. By the time it actually dies you will be able to upgrade to a lot higher tech.
Lots of mobile stuff:
Dell Mini 9
-Atom N270
-2GB Ram
-4GB SSD with Dell Ubuntu Netbook remix
Dell Axim X5
-Pocket PC 2003
-300MHz ARM
-32MB ROM 32MB RAM
Dell Inspirion 1525
-C2D T5550
-4GB RAM
-Vista Home Premium
-120GB HD
Viewsonic V1100 Tablet PC
-864 MHz Pentium 3 Tualatin mobile
-376 MB...