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Found on [H], there's a seller on eBay selling a brand new ThinkServer TS140 Xeon E3-1225 v3 for $285 shipped. Seemed like a rather good deal, despite there being no operating system included.
Lenovo's product page for the TS140 can be found here.
Specs pulled from listing:
Regarding the power supply, the anemic 280w 80Plus Bronze PSU can be replaced, but needs a cable to adapt from the normal 20/24-pin to IBM's weird motherboard plug. Details here. Doesn't sound like too big of an issue. Lenovo also makes a 450W PSU for this thing if you can track one down (might be cheap second-hand).
For memory, it does accept regular DDR3 if you feel you need more and don't want to track down non-registered DDR3 ECC.
Lenovo's product page for the TS140 can be found here.
Specs pulled from listing:
- Gigabit LAN
- no OS
- 5U
- 1 x Xeon E3-1225V3 / 3.2 GHz
- RAM 4 GB
- HDD 1 x 500 GB
- DVD
- HD Graphics P4600
Regarding the power supply, the anemic 280w 80Plus Bronze PSU can be replaced, but needs a cable to adapt from the normal 20/24-pin to IBM's weird motherboard plug. Details here. Doesn't sound like too big of an issue. Lenovo also makes a 450W PSU for this thing if you can track one down (might be cheap second-hand).
For memory, it does accept regular DDR3 if you feel you need more and don't want to track down non-registered DDR3 ECC.
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