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Breaking A Dell PowerEdge 1900

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parityboy

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I plan to keep the CPU, RAM, and PERC 5/i but what about the motherboard? Is there a Dell rack chassis it can easily fit into? Can a normal rack chassis be modded to accommodate it?

Thanks. :)
 
I gave one of those monstrosities away a couple months ago. I really doubt it will fit in a rack chassis of any type. You could always mod something but is it even worth it to do so? Why not just get a rack shelf and plop the tower on there on its side?
 
@cyclode3d

Thanks for the reply. While I accept that the motherboard likely won't fit in a standard rack chassis, I was hoping it would fit in a Dell rack chassis of the same era, if I can find one floating around. If not, I'll just dump it and build a server with the remaining parts. :) The PE1900 chassis is going to the recyclers though, one way or another.
 
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