the cobalts look like tin foil, in fact I use these cases to help support the cobalts as the cobalts tend to droop in the rack due to the poor quality cases (ie the ears bend).
When I worked at Netscape, we had Foundry ServerIronXL switches.. you know, $14,500 24 port Layer 4 switches... that drooped a bit. All rackmount hardware (unless it's like 4u) bends. I haven't seen the RaQ droop/bend any more than something else.
Easy to solve.. shove a block of wood under the thing. Looks kinda white-trash, but hey, it works. :P
$95 256 MB RAM (PC133 SDRAM) from Micron
www.memoryx.com :P Get it cheaper, and probably better RAM...
is a drawback. Finding an all in one board which includes built in video, sound, and lan is much easier to locate for a Pentium chip. By using the Tyan board you avoid the need of having to purchase a video card, Ethernet,
The Intel 810CAE boards also have built-in ethernet, video, and sound. They're decent little boards, actually.
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