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HP 658553-001 ProLiant N40L Ultra Micro Tower Server System AMD Turion II Neo N40L 1.5GHz 2C 2GB (1 x 2GB) 1 x 250GB LFF SATA

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2 GB Standard/8 GB Maximum RAM
250 GB HDD
Serial ATA RAID Supported Controller
Gigabit Ethernet
RAID Level: 0, 1

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Product description

General Information

Manufacturer:

Hewlett-Packard

Manufacturer Part Number:

658553-001

Manufacturer Website Address:

www.hp.com

Brand Name:

Product Line:

ProLiant

Product Series:

MicroServer

Product Model:

658553-001

Product Name:

ProLiant MicroServer 658553-001 Server

Product Type:

Server

Processor & Chipset

Number of Processors Installed:

Processor Manufacturer:

AMD

Processor Type:

Turion II Neo

Processor Model:

N40L

Processor Core:

Dual-core (2 Core)

Processor Speed:

1.50 GHz

HyperTransport Speed:

1600 MHz

64-bit Processing:

Yes

Chipset Manufacturer:

AMD

Chipset Model:

RS785E

Memory

Standard Memory:

2 GB

Maximum Memory:

8 GB

Memory Technology:

DDR3 SDRAM

Memory Standard:

DDR3-1333/PC3-10600

Product information

Technical Details

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Processor

Turion II Neo X2 Dual Core L625

RAM

2 GB

Hard Drive

250 GB

Number of USB 2.0 Ports

Other Technical Details

Brand Name

Item model number

658553-001

Hardware Platform

Item Weight

13.18 pounds

Product Dimensions

15.2 x 12.5 x 15.2 inches

Item Dimensions L x W x H

15.25 x 12.5 x 15.25 inches

Processor Brand

amd

Processor Count

Computer Memory Type

DDR3 SDRAM

Additional Information

ASIN

B005KKJPCO

Customer Reviews

52 customer reviews

3.6 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#30,927 in Computers & Accessories (See top 100)
#152 in Computers & Accessories > Servers

Shipping Weight

17.75 pounds

Date First Available

September 19, 2011

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Distortionwarrior

Great server, well thought out, small in size, big in features

February 22, 2012

Verified Purchase

BLUF: I bought two of these servers for $197 each when when they went on sale, it goes on sale every month or two so keep your eyes out and save some money. They were worth the money and I have been completely satisfied with them. You will need to install and configure your own operating system and additional hard drives.

Shipping warning: One server came in the mail from OnSale (aka: MacMall) in perfect condition, one came damaged. OnSale was slow but eventually accommodating via Amazon messages when they screwed up and sent me a beat up crushed and dropped box wrapped in a nice clean 2nd box to hide the damage like I wouldn't notice, and they shipped the replacement to the wrong address TWICE on their dime. 2 months overall.

The good:
This little server has a lot of power and simple to use hardware.
Uses very little energy: around 12-15 watts when idle (with ubuntu server 10.04 LTS, anything Microsoft jumps up to 50-75 watts at idle).
Very stable, has been on for 60+ days straight without a reboot.
The sturdy small case is well thought out; there's a row of 16 hard drive screws and 4 cdrom screws waiting to be used, all relevant case screws are able to be taken out by hand, plus there's a hand tool in case your hands are weak.
It comes with 2gb of ram, which is plenty for almost anything server related unless you're getting into something BIG. If you need more, it'll take up to 8gb.
The dual core processor and fast data transfer speed are remarkably powerful for only 1.5ghz. I have it working on big processor heavy video rendering and it goes as fast my big 3.2ghz P4 machine. I continue to be impressed.
It takes almost any OS you can throw at it. I've fiddled around and have successfully loaded without issue Win7, Vista, XP mediacenter, WHS 2010, WHS 2007, Win Server 2003, FreeNAS, Ubuntu 10.04 desktop and server, trisquel, debian, centOS, and redhat. I currently use Ubuntu 10.04 Server LTS because I like how it is configured out of the box, it uses 115MB ram at idle (haven't seen it above 150mb + media) and scales the processors down to 800mhz or below most of the time to conserve energy unless I'm working it hard. It also powers off the hard drives after 10 min of inactivity until you access the drives.
Gigabit LAN is REALLY fast on this machine, and doesn't bog down the processor.
One big fan on the case, one little fan on the power supply. I can't hear it.
Very importantly: it has on-board native VGA VIDEO! It works out of box with everything I've tried!!! No loading OS over the network!
Internal boot-able USB port; *READ* buy a 16 or 32GB thumb drive and install your OS onto that, it will free up your hard drives for actual server related tasks, instead of bogging down a hard drive with OS stuff.
Has ESATA!

Not so good:
Does not have wifi.
Does not have USB3.
Need to buy a IDE style to sata style power adaptor for the CDROM. It's like $1, if you want to use an internal CDROM. I don't. Molex to SATA Power Adapter Cable, 6 inches
Short PCI card slots.
Does not hot-swap hard drives, but I don't miss it at all- especially since mounting hard drives in linux is tricky business after the initial install even with a GUI.

Best uses:
BIG NAS! What can you do with 8+TB?
Media server - can stream THREE 1080P videos without lagging! Maybe more if your network is faster than mine.
Cloud server (easy with ubuntu)
Office/Home router/dns/firewall
Torrent downloader
Automated file backup
Web/email server (has worked well for me, and I work it hard with SQL/SSI/ASP/Java/Access and a slew of wordpress LAMP stuff. Connection speed is much more limiting than the server.
Backup web server: remote file backups, and ready to go web server with DNS re-routing.

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Maya

Best lil' server ever!

May 19, 2013

Verified Purchase

I was looking to build a mini PC to run as a home server. After buying parts separately, and having some serious issues getting everything to agree with each other, I remembered I was always interested in trying out a ProLiant MicroServer. I returned all the PC parts, and grabbed this at an amazing price. I was so amazed to find all the tools and screws needed to add extra components quietly nuzzled in the front door. I was also so amazed to find it came with a 250GB HDDD. I already had a 4TB HDD for storage, and it was very straightforward to come out of the box, set it up, install your operating system, and call it a day. This super-silent guy runs 24-7 sitting on a tile on my carpeted floor, and never once did it pose a problem. I love also how there's a whole world of modders for the ProLiant MicroServer line, showing you how easy it is to add more RAM than specs allow, and all sorts of tips and tricks. If you need something to run all the time as a home server, media server, seedbox, or what have you, look no further than this. Its fast and powerful enough to run anything. If I needed to, I'd buy another in a heartbeat!

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vlim

Great little server!

January 19, 2012

Verified Purchase

Bought a previous generation one last year to run as a NAS for work, and I hadn't had to even reboot it in months. So when it came time to buy one for home office, this was a logical choice.

The dual-core processor won't win any speed contests, but is more than adequate to run VMware ESXI 5.0. I have it running a real-time firewall/malware gateway software (eSoft's virtual Instagate), and it still has plenty of power left over. Windows Home Server will be going on this thing next!

Pros:
Built-in RAID 0,1 support
Extra screws and allen wrench included in door
Easy hard drive installation and removal
Compact, half-height mini tower
Super quiet. Put in some green hard drives and you won't even know the machine is there.
Runs VMware ESXi like a champ. No issues with installation.

Cons:
Wish it had RAID 5
Compactness made it a little difficult to add extra Gigabit Ethernet card. The process requires unfastening multiple connectors and thumb screws to be able to slide out the motherboard.

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wgkoch

Good Microserver, HP Design Shows

April 3, 2013

Verified Purchase

This is up to HP standards in design, although I have another brand 4 disk server that is just over half this size. My Kill-a-Watt says it will cost about $3 a month to run (doing not very much yet). Quiet. Seems happy and stable with Ubuntu Server 12.LTS. Currently running 3 drives using LVM on a pair of WD 2T REDs. Have not run performance evals in this configuration. It's only running DNS, WEBMIN, serving files and an EMail proxy service with content classification and a few other trivial services just now. Again, the HP design and engineering come through as you put together your drives and light it up. Pretty good documentation as expected on the mechanical, although I was a little put off looking for some Ubuntu confirmations at the HP site. I am glad there is not an outboard HP power supply brick with this as those just don't seem to last for me for some reason.

I saw reviews that this box was on sale for a while just before I bought mine. But, I don't regret buying ...Amazon's price was in the ballpark when I purchased. I had been going to build my own box from scratch and by the time I got all the parts figured up, I didn't flinch... the totals were competitive with this Proliant. Why bother, I thought, the HP has a warranty and the parts were going to come from several places, so I pulled the trigger on the HP. Nice to see HP competitively priced on something, too. There are hopefully some engineers still there after ALL that stupid management and Board of Directors nonsense!

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