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Bry

6:31 PM on 5 February, 2009

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Tranquil PC have been doing this type of system for quite a while now.

Would be good to get a review: http://www.tranquilpc-shop.co.uk/acatalog/BAREBONE_SERVERS.html

dual intel atom, customisable ram and with 5 hard drive slots, While it does not have a fancy lcd screen it does have the extra hard drive slot and the ability to install any O/s you want

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Paul 7

8:59 AM on 6 February, 2009

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How much better would this be than a £30 second hand PC tower with a RAID card and 4/6 internal drives? I guess power consumption would be an issue, but £400 buys a lot of electricity.....

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haim

11:41 AM on 6 February, 2009

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I may be missing something, but if you're putting a full chip in there why doesn't it have a full OS and then become a server? If network attached storage is all you want then why the full blooded chip?

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