Who here is interested in building their own 1U server?

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I was curious if anyone would be interested in a step by step tutorial on how to build a 1U server properly. There are several things to take into consideration when doing so. Since I tend to build 1U servers I was going to come out with a website that had tutorials on each model 1U server that I build. Would this interest you?
 
I doubt I would use it to actually build a 1U server, but I would certainly like something like that as an overview to the sort of design and components that go into one.
 
YOu have a reader here, I can build computers and servers no problem but never actually tried a 1u which is small. Configuration tutorial for datacenter setups would be good. I plan to collocate this year a rack with cihost.
 
webdesigntalk said:
YOu have a reader here, I can build computers and servers no problem but never actually tried a 1u which is small. Configuration tutorial for datacenter setups would be good. I plan to collocate this year a rack with cihost.
Let me know if you need help with this since your going to be paying crazy fees to colo servers there! :) I am near the CIHOST datacenter here in Los Angeles and will be buying a rack for myself in a few months.
 
Alright sounds good, I think I will go ahead and start taking pictures of the builds from now on and eventually setup a site dedicated to the server builds.
 
What configurations will be included in the tutorial? I ask this because I read on toms hardware that its not a good idea to use scsi drives in 1U, but I have also seen it where you have enough fans (active cooling) you will not have an overheated box. Any thoughts?
Bones
 
Bones said:
What configurations will be included in the tutorial? I ask this because I read on toms hardware that its not a good idea to use scsi drives in 1U, but I have also seen it where you have enough fans (active cooling) you will not have an overheated box. Any thoughts?
Bones
I will post the tutorial in a few days. Will include the configurations used!
 
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