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EXPIRED - Dell Power Edge T105 AMD Opteron Quad Core 1352 Tower Server £162.86 delivered @ PCBuyIt


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New Dell Power Edge T105 Opteron Quad Core tower server

The stand-alone, AMD-based DellTM PowerEdgeTM T105 1-socket tower server offers simplified server computing for small businesses. An ideal choice for the first-time server buyer or a small business owner, the PowerEdge T105 is an economical enterprise solution. Standard security features help manage security risks, while the server is designed to be easy to set up, manage, and maintain. Ideal as a stand-alone local application server or file/print server, the T105 is also ideal for e-mail and shared internet access applications.

PE T105 Quad Core Opteron 1352 (2.1GHz, 2MB, 75W ACP)

UK/Irish Power Cord with English Docs

1GB (1x1GB Dual Rank DIMMs) 667MHz

80GB Serial ATA 7.2k 3.5" HD

80GB Serial ATA 7.2k 3.5" Additional HD

16X DVD-ROM Drive with SATA Cable

Display : Not Included

No Mouse Required

No Keyboard Required

No Operating System

PE T105 Open Manage CD + Drivers Includes Electronic Documentation

You have chosen not to take the Dell PowerEdge installation service

Base Warranty

1Yr Basic Warranty - Next Business Day - Minimum Warranty

No Warranty Upgrade

C1 No RAID Onboard SATA Controller Min. 1 Max. 2 Drives

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Good sytem voted hot great price.
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pcbuyit are selling the same on fleebay for 150 with free delivery !
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What sort of memory will it accept? ECC registered or the the normall DDR?
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ro888:
What sort of memory will it accept? ECC registered or the the normall DDR?
The PowerEdge™ T105 has 4 memory sockets for up to 8GB of memory and uses energy efficient DDR-2 800MHz or 667MHz unbuffered DIMMs with Error-Correcting Code (ECC).
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Bowler_man:
The PowerEdge™ T105 has 4 memory sockets for up to 8GB of memory and uses energy efficient DDR-2 800MHz or 667MHz unbuffered DIMMs with Error-Correcting Code (ECC).
ECC? it's gonna expensive. By the way, does this quad core come with the TLB bug?
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ECC? it's gonna expensive.
It shouldn't be.
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I really dont have a clue about computers but was thinking of buying a new system

I currently have:
dell dimension e520
Vista Home Premium.
DIMENSION E520 VIIV CORE 2 DUO PROCESSOR
Intel Core 2cpu, 4300 @ 1.80 GHz
1022 MB Memory (RAM)
32 bit Operating System
MEMORY DUAL CHANNEL 1024MB (2X512) 533MH
MEDIA CARD READER 13-IN-1 INTERNAL
HARD DRIVE 250GB SERIAL ATA II 7200RPM


Dont have a clue what any of that means

But if i bought this system would it be an upgrade?
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It's a server, not a desktop.

Servers are big, heavy & noisy, and always have **** onboard gfx.
They often don't have sound either.
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It's a server, not a desktop.

Servers are big, heavy & noisy, and always have **** onboard gfx.
They often don't have sound either.
What do people use these for if they are so basic?
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I really dont have a clue about computers but was thinking of buying a new system

I currently have:
dell dimension e520
Vista Home Premium.
DIMENSION E520 VIIV CORE 2 DUO PROCESSOR
Intel Core 2cpu, 4300 @ 1.80 GHz
1022 MB Memory (RAM)
32 bit Operating System
MEMORY DUAL CHANNEL 1024MB (2X512) 533MH
MEDIA CARD READER 13-IN-1 INTERNAL
HARD DRIVE 250GB SERIAL ATA II 7200RPM

Dont have a clue what any of that means

But if i bought this system would it be an upgrade?
it's pretty upto spec, you ough to upgrade the ram (memory) to 2 or 3gb if your using vista though
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Tom Pickering:
What do people use these for if they are so basic?
Lol, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_(computing)

You wouldn't want to play games on them, but servers usually have higher cpu/ram/hdd specs than any pc.

Voted hot ( for use as a server!) .. I notice they've changed the ebay deal to match now though £160 inc delivery on ebay
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Waste of time without a RAID controller.
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mikerr:
Lol, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_(computing)

You wouldn't want to play games on them, but servers usually have higher cpu/ram/hdd specs than any pc.

Voted hot ( for use as a server!) .. I notice they've changed the ebay deal to match now though £160 inc delivery on ebay
Here's a link that works!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_(computing)
(yours missed the last bracket in the link)
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Great post, rep added but deal marked cold (see later).

A few answers to posters above.

Dellboy: The server doesn't have a dedicated RAID controller, although RAID 1/0/5 should be configurable in the BIOS. It's not intended to be a high performance server, bandwidth and drive performance is not an issue.

Tom Pickering: Businesses use servers to host their group email, calendars, documents and files. Bigger companies use servers to host websites (like HUKD) or game servers. Home users might want to look elsewhere for a media server though as this machine isn't equipped with any graphics card. It doesn't have an operating system license either - that's extra.

ro888: EEC RAM is more expensive, but this machine already comes with 1GB. Which is more than enough as a fileserver or >basic< email server.

Now for the kicker?

The CPU architecture (Barcelona) has a major bug which causes crashes and system lockups. It can be worked around with a BIOS update (this machine probably already has the BIOS update) that causes a loss of ~15% performance. All the defective chips make their way into the cheaper servers (like this one) and are flogged off to home users and small businesses who might not notice (?).

That's why the deal's cheap, folks.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...G=Search&meta=
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