Paolo Alexis Falcone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> 
> 
> If you've read the specs of that hardware - you'd see that they're
> also using the same RAID controllers and type of motherboards that was
> followed up in this thread. They are expensive, no doubt about it, no
> getting away from it.

Actually, I wasn't able to read the specs of that server.  I just searched for
the basic specs I need and it was one of the results I got.  Well, that box
was good enough but I'm not sure about the price.  I was actually in a hurry
kanina.

> I would suggest that you get a Tyan motherboard (with 64-bit PCI or
> PCI-X slots) for the Athlon, and the LSI Logic MegaRAID 150-6 for a
> good balance between price, reliability, and performance. The good
> thing about the old Athlon boards is that you'd only pay a premium for
> the casing - a full tower case - but it would come in the ATX form
> factor, and would only require ATX power supplies so you don't pay a
> premium on the PSU.

Yeah, you're right.  Having at least 8 units of SATA with identical 200GB will
already gave me of around 1.4TB of usable disk storage running RAID 5.

Thanks for the tip.

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