Racks vs. pile of PCs
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Dean Johnson dtj at uberh4x0r.orgThu Aug 15 12:46:48 PDT 2002
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On Thu, 2002-08-15 at 14:05, Marshall E. Fryman wrote: > > As far as a rack > goes, we are simply using stainless racks that are $80 at Sam's Club. Not > the most professional of looks perhaps, but it saves quite a lot of money > (and has decent wheels to boot.) > While a bit more expensive than the Home Depot'esque wire shelving, we got shelving from a company called InterMetro. They are basically nice lab racks and can have wheels on them (which comes in *really* handy when moving stuff around and wiring them). We were able to fit 24 Compaq w6000's per 4 ft rack and not even run afoul of the fire inspectors. They are easy to construct and quite heavy duty. http://www.intermetro.com/ftp/pdf/10.01.pdf -Dean
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