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Recent content by Arkos Reed

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    Enermax FulmoGT Jumbo Case Review @ [H]

    I bought that case for my latest home server build, the 10 HDD trays and motherboard space sold me on it, I couldn't fit my Areca ARC-1880IX-12 in my old Nine Hundred Pros : - Space, lots of it - easy to work with, cabling is dead easy if you have the right PSU - generous amount of tools and...
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    2005 Post Your Workstation

    the small desk lamp? lol you won't believe that : I bought it at an ikea about 6 months ago with 2 spare halogens, they had a clearance sale, approx 4$ for the bundle :D
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    2005 Post Your Workstation

    new house, new desk, still messy, but WIDE :) that pic is already old, gotta take another one, tidied up and with some new speakers on the desk (Logitech Z5500)
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    2004 Post Your Workstation

    messy I know.... but gotta love the 23" goodness :D ... yes it's a MCE remote on the desk ;) (happy betatester here :cool: )
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    Building Server. Recommendations?

    regarding web and ftp, Windows server 2003 comes with IIS (needs to be installed after the main setup from add-remove components) IIS is fully compatible with php provided you install the right distribution and enable the isapi filter (instructions are supplied in the Win32 package) no problem...
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    Building Server. Recommendations?

    Frankly, if it's just for fileserving/http, no need to have a powerhouse, reliability is the keyword my humble advices : CPU : P4(model c) 2.4 GHz or 2.6GHz depending on availability and prices (it's overkill anyway) Avoid any AMD stuff, performance isn't the problem, but heat is Ram ...
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