Server Barebones

Partially assembled computers that include essential components like the motherboard, power supply, and case. It lacks certain elements such as the processor, random access memory (RAM), and storage, allowing you to customise these parts based on your preferences and needs. If you don’t want to worry about the compatibility of the motherboard/cpu, barebones servers are ideal. We stock barebones systems from all major brands including Supermicro , Asus and Intel .
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Server Barebones Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is a server barebone?

A server barebone is a partially assembled server system. It typically includes the chassis (case), motherboard, and power supply. Sometimes it might also include a pre-installed network card or backplane.

What components are not included in a typical server barebone?

Typically, a server barebone does not include:

  • CPU(s) (Central Processing Units)
  • RAM (Random Access Memory)
  • Storage devices (HDDs or SSDs)
  • Operating System (OS)

Sometimes, but less often: RAID controller, additional network cards, or specific expansion cards.

Why would someone choose to buy a server barebone instead of a fully configured server?

Customisation: It allows users to select and install components that precisely meet their specific needs and budget.

Cost Savings: Often, buying barebone and sourcing components separately can be more cost-effective than purchasing a pre-configured server, especially if you have existing compatible hardware.

Flexibility: You can choose the brand, speed, and capacity of the CPU, RAM, and storage.

Familiarity: IT professionals may prefer to work with specific brands or types of components they are familiar with.

Scalability: It provides a foundation for future upgrades and expansions.

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