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#1 (**permalink**) 01-04-2008, 07:55 PM

Hi.
I'm thinking to buy one of that models on ebay.com, but i don't know which
are better.
Any suggestion ?

Regards.

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#2 (**permalink**) 01-04-2008, 07:55 PM

"jose" <jperezme@jazzfree.com> wrote:

>Hi.

Hi,

>I'm thinking to buy one of that models on ebay.com, but i don't know which
>are better.
>Any suggestion ?

The "H" Models are rackmount-machines, the "F" is a deskside-tower. If
the F50 still has this cool tower[1] like the F30, I´d go for an F,
They should be equipped with the same generation of CPUs.

>Regards.
Cu
Jan
[1] where you can stick in something like 18 Harddisks plus three 5,25
inch drives plus a floppy
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#3 (**permalink**) 01-04-2008, 07:55 PM

In article <4bfkkvslpmkl245981j3bpmuv2ma5ludtd@4ax.com>, Jan van Beers <tnp@gmx.ch> wrote:
>
> The "H" Models are rackmount-machines, the "F" is a deskside-tower. If
> the F50 still has this cool tower[1] like the F30, I´d go for an F,
> They should be equipped with the same generation of CPUs.

Having both the F50 and H50, I can tell you the H50 is *UNBELIEVABLY*
heavy. Even our movers -- sturdy fellows -- strained to carry it into the
rack. F50 is big and heavy but still manageable by two fellows.

Also, a note... the built-in onboard ethernet for the H50 is 10 Mbit only.
So if you get the H50, you will also need to get an additional FE card but
it's trivial to add it due to the nice and convenient top-loading slots.

-Dan

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