Pejman D.
Joined on 06/14/11
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Best bang for the buck

Pros: Best bang for the buck. More value than Dell PowerEdge T110 II - very quiet box - Smart Array B110i does RAID 0, 1 - comes with Smart Array Advanced Pack to enable hot plug dives - integrated iLO3 - Kingston ECC RAM working with no problems so far - regular SATA drives work perfectly with the 3rd party drive caddy
Cons: - Requires drive caddy from another site, 15 bucks each. See part number from other reviewer below.
Overall Review: Very happy with my purchase so far. Best bang for the buck!
5 month review

Pros: Overall I'm very happy with this server - Runs ESX 5.0 with a BIOS tweak (google it) - iLO3 is on port 1. (google it for the advanced iLO3 activation code) - ProLiant SmartStart is superior to what Dell has
Cons: - Can't do RAID 1 in ESX 5.0 because the SmartArray B110i is not recognized. - ESX will crash on boot if you don't do the CPU tweak in the BIOS.
Works in HP ProLiant ML110 G7

Pros: So far 8GB x 2 = 16GB works perfectly in a HP ProLiant ML110 G7.
Cons: None
Great case!

Pros: I really like this case. The price is great.
Cons: None.
Overall Review: I'm very happy with this case.
A great 16GB board

Pros: Server 2008 R2 x64 runs well on this board.
Cons: None
Overall Review: I wanted to build a cheap 16GB box to run Hyper-V. This board did the trick. Haven't found native SATA drivers for Server 2008 R2 x64
I'm very happy

Pros: Very quiet. Does the job.
Cons: None.
Overall Review: I'm very happy with this CPU cooler.
