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    DIY WHS Media Server - Help with parts

    Thanks for the input guys. I'll certainly give the choice of case some more thought. Given that I shouldn't continue to need a graphics card after I've set the server up, I thought I'd insert one when setting the server up and then take it away (to save on power) once the unit is up...
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    DIY WHS Media Server - Help with parts

    Hi WEH I appreciate the idea. This case wasn't something I had initially considered as it does not appear to be directly available in Australia. However, I have found it on Ebay. However, the cost of this shipped to Australia is US$550. So I'll have to balance that against the local cost...
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    DIY WHS Media Server - Help with parts

    Updated Parts List This list of parts should provide me with a system that can cope with the next version of WHS (potentially 64 bit) and a huge amount of storage. And (not including hard drives) it will cost around $2300 (Australian dollars) – about the same price as the NETGEAR Readynaspro 6...
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    DIY WHS Media Server - Help with parts

    Thanks for the response 00Roush. Clearly some things to think about. I'm also looking at the Corsair VX power supplies as they may be a bit more flexible for this application.
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    DIY WHS Media Server - Help with parts

    I'm wanting to build a media server using WHS. The main duties of this unit will be to store and serve movies (either as ISOs or VOB files), music (lossless) and photos. But I will also be using the unit for laptop backups. While I am attracted to some of the 4, 6 and 7 drive systems from...
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