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Dell PowerEdge SC440 $530 + Tax + Shipping

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LukeMan

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go through Fatwallet for an extra 1.125% cash back (about $5). Shipping was only $20 for me.

Regular price is $916 from Dell (so $449 is more than 50% off!), and the cheaper Pentium D 915 setup goes for over $600 on ebay!

Now I know this is a weaker Pentium D system, but it's still a great price for a low end PowerEdge server.

Update (5/21/07):
this deal just got better.

Today Dell called me about my order (an English speaking American, wow), just to shoot me some prices of upgrades and see if I might be interested. The guy asked me about the dual 80gb hdd's, cpu, OS, warranty, etc. I ended up getting 2x 250gb sata2 hdd's for $20 extra each (500GB total instead of 160GB for just $40 more), and he talked me into the 3-yr warranty for only $40 more as well (online price is $119). He also offered me an upgrade to the Xeon 3060 (same as E6600) for about $120-$130 (I forget exactly), but I turned that upgrade down.

So I just got the PowerEdge SC440 for $578 shipped after tax

SC440 w/ Pentium D 925 (3.0Ghz, 4mb cache), 1mb ddr2-667, 48x cdrom, 2x 250GB SATA2 hdd's, and 3-yr's of Basic Enterprice Support (Next Business Day Service)
 
Nice price for a solid little server. I have a little older dell server very similar to this and it's great.
 
this deal just got better.

Today Dell called me about my order (an English speaking American, wow), just to shoot me some prices of upgrades and see if I might be interested. The guy asked me about the dual 80gb hdd's, cpu, OS, warranty, etc. I ended up getting 2x 250gb sata2 hdd's for $20 extra each (500GB total instead of 160GB for just $40 more), and he talked me into the 3-yr warranty for only $40 more as well (online price is over $100). He also offered me an upgrade to the Xeon 3060 (same as E6600) for about $120-$130 (I forget exactly), but I turned that upgrade down.

So I just got the PowerEdge SC440 for $578 shipped after tax

SC440 w/ Pentium D 925 (3.0Ghz, 4mb cache), 1mb ddr2-667, 48x cdrom, 2x 250GB SATA2 hdd's, and 3-yr's of Basic Enterprice Support (Next Business Day Service)
 
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