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This seems like a heck of a deal on an xServe....
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http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/sys/4039558686.html
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#2
Figures... I just paid $1200 for one!


(of course, the one I got has 16gb RAM, 3x 2Tb drives, a 128Gb SSD, rail kit, and even comes with the power cord...).
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#3
I saw one on CL Atlanta for $300 a couple of weeks ago (still there for all I know). Took a tremendous amount of self-control not to snatch it up...
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#4
Tempting price, but I don't have anywhere to put it or a real need for one as a server. Would take a couple hours of driving each way to pick it up. One son is living close to there, but he doesn't have a car.
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#5
This can't be legit, right? $300 for an Intel Mac server?
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#6
It's certainly a good price. For reference, a similar base model Xserve, with less RAM and storage, goes for $400 on ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Apple-Xserve-2-8...EN_Servers&hash=item41734b9557

It's a good price but I don't think it's a scam, probably a business liquidation or something.
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#7
this seems really good

http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/sys/3960108686.html
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#8
Keep in mind these servers are loud and hot. Not really ideal for home use unless you can maybe store it in a garage or basement or something.

Still, a great price for the amount of power you can get.
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#9
Yeah, I'm guessing the axing of the Xserve line and an actual server OS killed the used market. How's Linux run on these guys?
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