HP Mediasmart Server Dissected

By on November 10, 2007 in Hardware, Windows Home Server

It’s not quite “Will It Blend”, but Small Net Builder have a great gallery of the inner workings of the HP Mediasmart Server.

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  • MJ

    Interesting that HP’s response to the the upgradeability of the memory was: “We do not support upgrading the systems’ RAM and there are no DIMM slots free for future upgrades.”
    Several of the pics here clearly show a removable stick of DDR2 RAM, so unless the bios won’t support anything larger (unlikely) it should be possible to upgrade this later on (although admittedly you’d need to replace the current stick as there are no extra slots).

  • http://www.ultim8pc.co.uk Ultim8pc

    Interestingly the server had a 3400 Sempron, whereas all the previous specs have shown a 1800 sempron. I’m disappointed if this is the case as I really want a low power system….

  • NobodyKnowsMe

    HP was forced to upgrade to CPU so that it could actually stream video when media sharing was enabled. Semprom 1800 just was not enough. Also, it seems they are not shooting for low power system given the hard drive choice is not a low power one.