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Good to hear that. I've been very happy with mine. I hope you have similar results!

Mine came with enough SATA cables to connect one hard drive and the dvd drive, so I used an extra cable I had laying around to connect the 2nd hard drive. Alternatively, you could disconnect the cable from the dvd drive and use it for another hard drive if you'd like. It has 4 ram slots and...

I picked up the 120GB version of this drive and added another 2TB drive for archiving recordings. Not the highest end SSD drive by any means, but it is running like a champ. The server itself is running even better than I thought it would. Even with 4 cameras recording motion at the same time...

The computer delivered today. It did come with a windows 7 pro license on the case which I simply entered into my windows 10 pro installation. Everything is running like clockwork. Thank you for the help everybody.

I've got an unused license if it doesn't ship with one. Was more concerned about the hardware but that would be a consideration for someone needing a Windows license.

Is there any benefit to adding more ram to it if I already have some sticks or will that just add to the power consumption?

Thank you very much for the help guys. I think I'll throw a ssd drive in there and call it a day. If the 4gb of ram isn't enough, I'm pretty sure I've got some extra sticks laying around that I could add to it.

Thank you sir. Here's what I'm looking at: link I assume I'll have to throw some more ram at it.

I'm just getting my feet wet and looking to purchase a budget server. Setup will consist of 4-5 cams mixed 720p and 1080p running with motion detection. At most there would be 2 cams recording at once. Would an i5-3470 (looking at HP 6300, sub $100) be sufficient for this? Thank in advance for...