Carp
02-17-2003, 09:56 PM
I am building a new server, I have only a 4U server case. I was wondering if anyone knows where I can spend like $400 to finish this server and parts and stuff, Thanks (Also, I have 4 fans)
![]() | View Full Version : New Server... Carp 02-17-2003, 09:56 PM I am building a new server, I have only a 4U server case. I was wondering if anyone knows where I can spend like $400 to finish this server and parts and stuff, Thanks (Also, I have 4 fans) cubision 02-18-2003, 12:41 PM Do you mean you want to basically buy the entire server for $400, (besides the case of course). There are many places to find hardware, a cheap directory of online stores is pricewatch, but building any decent server for $400 is going to be quite hard. You'll need a motherboard, a cpu, ram, a cdrom, a floppy drive, hard drive(s), and maybe a raid card ... plus anything else you might want. pricewatch's site = www.pricewatch.com Daver 02-18-2003, 01:00 PM Originally posted by cubision Do you mean you want to basically buy the entire server for $400, (besides the case of course). There are many places to find hardware, a cheap directory of online stores is pricewatch, but building any decent server for $400 is going to be quite hard. You'll need a motherboard, a cpu, ram, a cdrom, a floppy drive, hard drive(s), and maybe a raid card ... plus anything else you might want. pricewatch's site = www.pricewatch.com Pricewatch is by far the easiest place to find the best prices mkaufman 02-18-2003, 02:00 PM Pricewatch is good if you're getting only a few parts from the same company..but the price adds up with shipping if you order from different places. You can easily build a very good server for $400, I usually order all my parts from newegg DigitalIsles 02-19-2003, 09:59 PM I would agree, you will be surprised what you can do for $400. Just from memory, you can get an AMD XP2000+, a motherboard, 1GB of ram, and a couple of drives. -Robert BTW-I only recommend the AMD since it is a 4U case. I have had machines attempt to cook themselves with AMD processors in small cases. |