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More info with the product launch less than 24 hours away (9th June, Las Vegas). Customise your Microserver: http://blog.themonsta.id.au/customisation-of-the-microserver-hp-to-steal-serversplus-pimp-my-microserver-idea/ Microserver 18-10-8G Switch Module revealed...

You can definitely run 1x 2GB ECC and 1x 4GB ECC without issues. I have done so myseld. Might even be able to find people that upgraded to the 8GB or 16GB ECC Kingston kits that will take a few dollars for the original DIMM. You are welcome. Microserver G8 internal pics are posted. Go and...

New post over at my blog - http://blog.themonsta.id.au/its-not-a-microserver-its-a-micro-ecosystem-for-it/

We are back online at https://www.facebook.com/Microsavants - A Microsavant is a Microserver enthusiast ;) Also, I have posted more info on my blog with more to come. I can tell you guys that the NICs will be Broadcom BCM5717 based so they support jumbo frames, checksum offload and...

Hi guys; Just noticed although the product page for the WD Red drives shows a 3 year warranty, the WD Warranty Policy Page shows a 5-year warranty as they are classed as Enterprise Drives. And a screenshot for posterity: Yes, I am in Australia so it shows my region, but all regions come up...

Can anyone here confirm that the Kingston KVR1333D3E9S/8G modules will work as a pair? I have a pair of N40L's and would upgrade them to 16GB but want to keep ECC RAM in them.

Greetings to the [H]. Just wanted to give you guys a heads up on the Microserver Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/Microservers

Props to Alan and whoever else is still producing for [H]ardlyMovingChimp. They still hold the [H] ethos and still have my respect. The rest of you are [s]oft. Whatever happened to 'folding until the job is done'?? Not even the French surrender that quickly.

CPChimps are hardly competing, so if you discount them..... Shall I pass the lube?

I'll have to make a new picture just for you Alan :D

The wood carving has begun :D The back side. Removed as much material to reduce weight, but ribs kept for strength. The front side. Ground down using an angle grinder with a special abrasive disc. And to give you an idea of how it will eventually fit...

Oldnewby has gotten back to me with full specs:

JUST SO YOU ALL KNOW, IT IS NOT MY WORK. I just think you would all like to see it, it's another OCAU member's work of art. Oldnewby has posted more pics at OCAU (and probably Bit-Tech as well), since you guys love it, I will pump them here. Link to the post (and the nice comments about...

Yes Logan, he has a stinking big lump of Jarrah that he is going to carve into a cover for the CPU/open side. He already has a Alu cover on the HDD/SSD side of proceedings. Jarrah is one on Australia's most loved decorative woods, and it is very very dense. I think the lump he has would...

No, actual real photos!!! Oldnewby is a bit of an old hand at this sort of thing, he's done this sort of thing before....