WHS
- Asus P5L-MX
- Intel C2D E4300 CPU (1.8GHz) @ 2.25GHz
- 2 x 2GB Patriot DDR2-800
- Intel Pro/1000 PT GbE PCIe NIC
- NEC 3520AW DVD-RW
- Dell SAS5/iR w/15K 146GB Seagate Cheetah and 10K 400GB Seagate Cheetahde
- 250GB Seagate ATA133 and 320GB Seagate ATA133 w/ IDE>SATA adapters
- WD WD3200KS (320GB)
- Adaptec AHA-2940U2W SCSI controller
- Dell 100T DAT40 20/40GB DDS-4 tape drive w/external enclosure
- Conexant RTAD v.92 PCI modem
- 650W Cooler Master PSU
- 500VA APC UPS
- YY-221 cube server case
- Windows Home Server w/Power Pack 3
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- WINS
- FilePhoto NAS
- Movie/file staging for unRAID
- YAC Server
- Tape backup
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MEDIASVR
- Intel DG965RYCK motherboard
- Intel Celeron 430 CPU
- 2 x 1GB DDR2-800
- 4-port SATA>eSATA PCI bracket
- 2-port SiI-3132 port multiplier capable PCIe adapter
- SanDisk Cruzer Micro 256MB for unRAID OS
- 4 x Seagate ST31000340AS (1TB) HDD
- 2x Samsung Spinpoint F2EG (1.5TB) HDD
- 2 x Seagate ST3500630AS (500GB), 2 x WD WD5000-series (500GB) HDD, 1 x Maxtor 500GB
- Antec EA430 EarthWatts 430W PSU
- 4-bay external eSATA enclosure with hotswap trays
- 5-bay port multiplier external eSATA enclosure with hotswap trays
- 1100VA APC UPS
- Antec full tower case
- unRAID Pro OS v4.5.6 Final
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- Media server
- NAS
- Protected storage
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E1600
- Asus P5B-MX Deluxe
- Intel Celeron E1500 2.2GHz CPU
- 2 X 2GB DDR2-800
- Seagate ST3120026AS 120GB HDD, Maxtor STM3802110A 80GB HDD
- Broadcom NetXtreme II NIC
- Enermax 500W PSU
- Antec full-tower case
- Windows Server 2008 x64 Standard
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C2Q
- Asus P5Q (vanilla)
- Intel C2Q Q6600 CPU (G0) @ 3.21GHz
- 2 x 2GB DDR2-1066
- MSI Radeon X800PRO 265MB video card (500/500)
- 2 x 36GB WD Raptor in Matrix RAID0 for OS
- Optiarc AD-7170A DVDRW
- LG-GGC-H20L Blue-Ray/HD-DVD combo drive
- 3 x 160GB SATA in RAID 0
- Creative Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS/Altec Lansing ACS56 4.1 speakers
- BFG 650W PSU
- Dell 2005FPW 20" LCD
- Antec Three Hundred case
- Windows 7 Ultimate x64 RTM
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- Primary office system
- Primary video encoding system
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HTPC1
- Abit IL9 Pro motherboard
- Intel C2D E6300 CPU (1.86GHz)
- 2 x 1GB DDR2-667 + 2 x 512MB DDR2-667 (3GB)
- Gigabyte HD2600 Pro GV-RX26P512H video card (DVI>HDMI to plasma)
- WD WD200JB 200GB for OS/recordings
- TDK DVDRW1280B DVDRW drive
- Realtek ALC883 7.1 HD Audio via S/PDIF
- HDHomeRun networked Hi-Def QAM tuner
- Cooler Master Cavalier 4 CAV-T04 desktop case
- BTC 9019URF wireless keyboard/mouse
- Logitech Harmony 880 remote control via MCE IR receiver
- Windows 7 Pro x86
- Onkyo HT-SR800 7.1 surround with Polk CSR and R 300 LR fronts
- Samsung HP-S5053X 50" plasma HDTV
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HTPC2
- Zotac GF9300-G-E ITX motherboard
- Intel C2D E6600 CPU (2.4GHz)
- 2 x 2GB DDR2-800
- Onboard GeForce 9300 GPU with 256MB shared memory
- WD740GD 74GB WD Raptor HDD
- Realtek ALC662 HD Audio via S/PDIF
- HDHomeRun networked Hi-Def QAM tuner
- Raidmax ITX-0907-BP ITX case
- POWMAX 300W mATX PSU
- BTC 9019URF wireless keyboard/mouse
- Logitech Harmony 670 remote control via MCE IR receiver
- Windows 7 Pro x64
- Sony STR-DE895 receiver with Yamaha 6.1 surround speakers
- HANNspree Xv37 37" LCD HDTV
- Xantech 8110CFL IR receiver w/CB12 IR extender distribution block
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HTPC5
- Biostar TForce 6100-939 motherboard
- AMD X2 3800+ CPU (2.0GHz)
- 2 x 512MB PC3200 + 2 x 1GB PC3200 DDR
- Galaxy GeForce 8400 GS 256MB video card
- Maxtor 6L080L4 80GB HDD
- HP DVD Writer 300c
- CDRW 16x/10x/32x
- Airlink AWLH6080 300N 802.11n PCI adapter (Draft-N 2.0)
- MCE remote control via MCE IR receiver
- Windows 7 Pro x86
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B130
- Dell Inspiron B130
- Intel Celeron M 1.4GHz CPU
- 2 x 1GB DDR2-533
- eMachines E161HQ 15.6" TFT LCD
- Windows XP Pro SP3
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XBMC
- Original XBOX
- Soft-modded using Splinter Cell hack
- XBMC "Atlantis" Beta 2
- 802.11b/g XBOX adapter
- XBOX DVD remote
| SERVICES
- No longer used as a media center.
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i8600
- Dell Inspiron 8600
- Intel Pentium-M 2.0GHz CPU (Dothan)
- 2 x 1GB PC3200 DDR SO-DIMM
- Hitachi Travelstar 7K60 60GB
- NEC ND-6540A DVDRW
- Windows 2000 Pro SP4
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ATOM
- Acer Aspire One AOA-150-1570
- Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz CPU
- 1GB DDR2-667
- 120GB 5400RPM HDD
- 802.11b/g wifi + 10/100 LAN
- 8.9" WSVGA LCD
- Windows XP SP3
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HTPC4
- Dell Optiplex 745 SFF
- Intel E1200 1.6GHz CPU
- 2 x 1GB DDR2-800
- WD Raptor 80GB HDD
- Slimline DVD-ROM
- ATi HD2600XT 512MB video card
- Microsoft remote control receiver
- Samsung 20" flat screen SDTV
- Windows 7 Pro x86
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HTPC3
- Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 motheboard
- Intel Celeron E1500 2.2GHz CPU
- 2 x 1GB DDR2-800 + 2 x 512MB DDR2-800
- GeForce 6200LE video card
- 80GB Hitachi Desktar HDD
- Sony DDU1615 DVD-ROM
- Microsoft Media Center remote
- Thermaltake Mozart HTPC case
- Crystalfontz CFA632 LCD w/Frontview software
- Cooler Master RS-450-ACLY 450W PSU
- Sony SA-VA15 surround speakers
- Sony 48" projection SDTV
- Windows 7 Pro x86
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JOSEPH_PC
- ECS P4M800Pro-M motheboard
- Intel Pentium D 920 (2.8GHz) CPU
- 2 x 512MB DDR2-400
- 20GB Seagate HDD
- 52x CD-ROM
- Generic mid-tower case
- Blue Storm 520W PSU
- Hp 21" CRT
- Windows XP Pro SP3 x86
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Browser: Internet Explorer 8.0 OS: Windows 7 x64 Edition
Lol… Are you kidding… What does you utility bill look like?
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Browser: Firefox 3.0.6 OS: Windows Vista
Same as anyone else’s. If it’s not being used, it is turned off ya’know.
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Browser: Firefox 3.0.9 OS: Windows Vista
Enviable…but all that and no 1080p-capable devices?
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Jon Reply:
April 25th, 2009 at 8:42 am
I’ve had it all for several years now and I don’t really have several thousand to throw at a new TV just to get 1080p.
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Browser: Firefox 3.5.5 OS: Windows Vista
Nice system you got there.
But i didnt understand how many pc you got in your home right now ? :)
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Jon Reply:
December 8th, 2009 at 7:39 am
1 x pfsense firewall
1 x unRAID
1 x 2008 Server
1 x ESXi Server (1 x Vista VM + 1x 2003 Server VM)
1 x Personal system (C2Q)
4 x HTPC
3 X Laptops/Netbooks
12 total systems.
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Browser: Opera 10.60 OS: GNU/Linux
Hello!
I’m impressed with so many systems for a home use.
My curiosity is how much did you spend to achieve all this? Hardware + Software.
Are all your server systems up 24/7?
And the electric bill! :)
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Jon Reply:
July 14th, 2010 at 10:06 am
It was never all at once, so I’m not sure how much it all cost in total. Most systems came about as upgrades were performed on my primary one – I re-use most everything that is serviceable. As far as software goes, not much. My Windows 7 copies all came about via MSDN and other Microsoft promotional programs, so they were practically free. The unRAID and WHS are 24/7. The electric bill isn’t impacted by the systems that much…my problem is A/C – Georgia is really hot this time of year!
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