HP ProLiant G7 Microserver (AMD Dual-Core @ 2.20GHz, 16GB Memory, 500GB HDD) For Sale

HP ProLiant G7 Microserver (AMD Dual-Core @ 2.20GHz, 16GB Memory, 500GB HDD)
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HP ProLiant G7 Microserver (AMD Dual-Core @ 2.20GHz, 16GB Memory, 500GB HDD):
$135.00

HP ProLiant Microserver (Gen 7)
This is a well working server which would be great for a small network enviroment. If you\'re looking for a home network server for a custom media server or network share this is a great and cheap alternative. This server has an added USB feature on the motherboard if you wish to boot from USB to the operating system. Wiring has been altered to support a eSata connection which is connected to a (2.5) 500GB @7200RPM HDD. Server is loaded with a trial copy of Server 2022 Standard (x64) and runs great!
Specs:Serial: 5C7345P213Processor: AMD Turion II NEO N54L Dual-Core Processor @ 2.20 GHzMemory: 16GBHard Drive: 2.5\" 500GB @ 7200 RPM, (4) 3.5\" Expansion Bays (SATA) (No Drives Included)OS: Windows Server 2022 Standard (Trial)RAID: 0,1


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