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== Case ==
== Case ==
This is where a lot of thought and concern is going.  What form factor do I use?  If I get a rack, I'm thinking of buying a 4U case, 19" deep (relatively short).  But a desktop can be easier, smaller, and more versatile.
This is where a lot of thought and concern is going.  What form factor do I use?  If I get a rack, I'm thinking of buying a 4U case, 19" deep (relatively short).  But a desktop can be easier, smaller, and more versatile.
== Recommendations ==
* [IIRC, Thom is a big advocate of the more expensive server-grade motherboards for this application. Also, I read that IO is typically the limiting factor for this software... not CPU or RAM.][http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php/topic,13450.msg98115.html#msg98115]

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Case

This is where a lot of thought and concern is going. What form factor do I use? If I get a rack, I'm thinking of buying a 4U case, 19" deep (relatively short). But a desktop can be easier, smaller, and more versatile.

Recommendations

  • [IIRC, Thom is a big advocate of the more expensive server-grade motherboards for this application. Also, I read that IO is typically the limiting factor for this software... not CPU or RAM.][1]