No cashback on that model but still a decent price for an entry level server with 500GB HDD.
Intel Pentium G3220 (3M Cache, 3.00 GHz)
4GB (1x4GB) 1600MT/s UDIMM Single Rank
500GB LFF Non Hot-Plug Hard Drive
Intel Ethernet Connection I217 10/100/1000
Intel 82579
290W PSU
1 Year Warranty
FREE Next Day UK Delivery on this server with voucher code DELLFREE16
Top comments
freakstyler
3 Sep 163#36
I bought one last time round for £70 and in my opinion the build quality is FAR from poor, quite the opposite actually.
All comments (39)
nwxan90
1 Sep 16#1
I have the xeon version great little server. I upgraded from a Hp n40l running omv
Uridium
1 Sep 16#2
Bought one a couple of months ago to replace my aging HP ml110 server... Sadly build quality is a world away from the ml110 and the t20 has been relegated to be my lab esx server.
I think the deal minus the hdd with Cashback was way better I'm afraid so cold from me
madmal to Uridium
2 Sep 16#16
I'm looking for some advice please, need to get something to run ESXI on, I need to set up some LABs as well a VM for general donkey work like torrents etc. What was the issue with the ML110, been looking at these on the bay. The CPU on this seems it might not be up to it and I would be better with a XEON. Also it needs to be quiet. Any advice ?
Bizness
2 Sep 16#3
I have one of these, great little machine. Sure it only cost me about 70 quid after cashback. Are they not doing that anymore?
rvcshart
2 Sep 16#4
Cold.
Was much cheaper with cash back offers, and likely will be again.
alexandertwilson
2 Sep 16#5
I have the Xeon version and got it in January for £150 odd. Can't fault it after buying some non-ECC ram
ServerLoving to alexandertwilson
2 Sep 16#20
Interested to hear what non-ECC RAM members can confirm they have working in the Xeon. I want to get 16gb to top up the 4gb that it ships with, but don't necessarily need the ECC capability (or extra cost!).
Gibss
2 Sep 16#6
I'm sure I paid a lto less for mine.
Druff
2 Sep 16#7
I took interest to replace my mini server in this reading specs.....
Networking
Cabling technology10/100Base-T(:laughing:
Ethernet LAN connection Yes
LAN controller Intel 82579
Ethernet interface type Fast
Seen the networking and wrote it off. All other specs look OK. You would have to purchase a network card for this to be any good as a server. Beware this if you are buying. I have no idea why anyone would even consider 100mbit lan interface these days let alone put it in a server. I dont even see the cheapest of laptops without a 1gbit port. Even most wireless connect faster these days. Rant Over
Googled LAN controller Intel 82579 and it appears to be a gigabit controller anyone know if the website might just be wrong?
Not voting until I know lol
TheWendysGuy
2 Sep 161#8
The website is wrong and it is gigabit. Every time a deal on this server comes up somebody asks this. It is definitely gigabit per many people on several different forums over the period these servers have been on deals.
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Opening post
Intel Pentium G3220 (3M Cache, 3.00 GHz)
4GB (1x4GB) 1600MT/s UDIMM Single Rank
500GB LFF Non Hot-Plug Hard Drive
Intel Ethernet Connection I217 10/100/1000
Intel 82579
290W PSU
1 Year Warranty
FREE Next Day UK Delivery on this server with voucher code DELLFREE16
Top comments
All comments (39)
I think the deal minus the hdd with Cashback was way better I'm afraid so cold from me
Was much cheaper with cash back offers, and likely will be again.
Networking
Cabling technology10/100Base-T(:laughing:
Ethernet LAN connection Yes
LAN controller Intel 82579
Ethernet interface type Fast
Seen the networking and wrote it off. All other specs look OK. You would have to purchase a network card for this to be any good as a server. Beware this if you are buying. I have no idea why anyone would even consider 100mbit lan interface these days let alone put it in a server. I dont even see the cheapest of laptops without a 1gbit port. Even most wireless connect faster these days. Rant Over
Googled LAN controller Intel 82579 and it appears to be a gigabit controller anyone know if the website might just be wrong?
Not voting until I know lol