Module Description PowerEdge T110 PowerEdge T110 Chassis with upto 4 Cabled Hard Drives Operating System No Operating System
Memory 4GB Memory (4x1GB), 1333MHz, Single Ranked UDIMM Processor Intel® Xeon® X3430, 2.4 GHz, 8M Cache, Turbo Primary Hard Drive HD Multi-Select Primary Controller No Controller Network Adapter On-Board Single Gigabit Network Adapter Embedded Management Baseboard Management Controller Internal Optical Drive DVD Drive, Internal System Documentation Electronic System Documentation and OpenManage DVD Kit Hard Drive Configuration Onboard SATA, 1-4 Hard Drives connected to onbaord SATA Controller -No RAID Hardware Support Services 1Yr Basic Hardware Warranty Repair: 5x10 HW-Only, 5x10 NBD Onsite Installation Services No Installation Power Cords Power Cord, NEMA 5-15P to C13, wall plug, 10 feet Hard Drives 250GB 7.2K RPM SATA 3.5" Cabled Hard Drive
Just a heads up, there's no PCIe x16 slot for decent video cards, so if you want a gaming rig out of this, skip it. Also the Xeon 3430 does not have hyperthreading on it. As a workstation this would work great though.
snowzboy
New Member
posted: Jul. 22, 2010 @ 2:56p
Does this one has video card on it? I don't see it in spec sheet.
lol thanks for the post above me to answer my question.
snowzboy said: Does this one has video card on it? I don't see it in spec sheet.
lol thanks for the post above me to answer my question.
it has onboard video.
it also has a x8 slot that supports x16 cards. So you can add a card for $20 - how much ever yo want to spend
ryandean
Member
posted: Jul. 22, 2010 @ 3:12p
I need to set up a server with Server 2008 R2 to run a testlab with hyper-v. For virtual machines I would probably be running Server 2008 R2 as a DC with exchange 2007 and SCCM as well as 2 windows 7 clients.
My question is should I upgrade the cpu to the 3440 (with hyper threading) or will it not make much difference for my situation? TIA.
ryandean said: I need to set up a server with Server 2008 R2 to run a testlab with hyper-v. For virtual machines I would probably be running Server 2008 R2 as a DC with exchange 2007 and SCCM as well as 2 windows 7 clients.
My question is should I upgrade the cpu to the 3440 (with hyper threading) or will it not make much difference for my situation? TIA.
Is this thing super noise? I am thinking of buying one with 4GB memory, $396 before tax, is it a good price for a no OS server?
thanks,
ryandean
Member
posted: Jul. 24, 2010 @ 10:37p
OK, I'm about to order one. I'm upgrading to the X3440 for $90 and will add an additional 4gb (2 x 2gb) aftermarket.
I actually bought one back when it was $299 and just wish it would drop that low again but I just can't wait. This machine will just be for a test lab but looks like it will be easy to get my money back on eBay when I don't need it anymore.
I got one last year. Even though it has onboard video, it's terrible. I'm not talking "won't do high fps games well", I'm talking "won't scroll down a word document well". Just a heads up that you'll want to get a video card.
ThankYou said: I got one last year. Even though it has onboard video, it's terrible. I'm not talking "won't do high fps games well", I'm talking "won't scroll down a word document well". Just a heads up that you'll want to get a video card.
plenty of solid video cards really cheap these days Text
Thanks OP. I'm in for one. I upgraded the processor to the Intel® Xeon® X3440, 2.53 GHz, 8M Cache, Turbo, HT [add $90.00] and left the RAM alone. I'll buy more RAM later from somewhere else.
HardlyWerker
Member
posted: Jul. 29, 2010 @ 11:07a
Anyone know how loud this system is? I just got a T310 last week and it's WAY too loud to be used as a desktop. I was just about to order an Optiplex 780, but could have 2 of these for the same price...
chubztot
New Member
posted: Sep. 6, 2010 @ 4:52a
can we upgrade the video card of T110?cause its only 8mb.. tnx
chubztot said: can we upgrade the video card of T110?cause its only 8mb.. tnx
Check out the posts above. My post telling you that you'll definitely WANT to upgrade the video and the following posts that even have links to video card options. I put in a $4.99 card that I found locally and it works just fine but seriously, the onboard video is just about useless.
muniala said: ThankYou said: I got one last year. Even though it has onboard video, it's terrible. I'm not talking "won't do high fps games well", I'm talking "won't scroll down a word document well". Just a heads up that you'll want to get a video card.
plenty of solid video cards really cheap these days Yeah, my point was that people should plan on getting a card. Not that it would cost a fortune.
Text Are you sure that those x16 PCIe 2.0 cards will work? I can't remember all the details, since it's been so long since I got my system, but I thought that x16 cards weren't necessarily compatible. Or is it that they will fit but only run at 8x? Or is there a dremel involved?
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