- #HP MEDIASMART SERVER EX470 AND WINDOWS 7 UPGRADE#
- #HP MEDIASMART SERVER EX470 AND WINDOWS 7 SERIES#
#HP MEDIASMART SERVER EX470 AND WINDOWS 7 UPGRADE#
What I aim to describe in this review is how you can add 750 GB of storage, a more powerful CPU, and upgrade the memory yourself, for between $140 and $155, thereby obtaining performance that is at least on par with newer units for less cost. HPs MediaSmart Servers are basically low-power PCs running Windows Home Server software from a corner of your house. Support is added for Macintosh clients, along with Windows Vista and XP clients, and includes support for TimeMachine backup as well as shared folder access through Control Center.Ĭomparing refurb to new prices, it costs about $220 to move up from an EX470 to an EX485 and $290 to move up from an EX475 to an EX487.
#HP MEDIASMART SERVER EX470 AND WINDOWS 7 SERIES#
A boost in storage elements from Seagate 7200.11 500GB drives (one for EX470, two for EX475) to 750 GB drives in the same series (one for EX485, two for EX487).A bump from 512 MB of PC2-5300 RAM to 2.0 GB of PC2-6400 RAM (Alex Kuretz at indicates the BIOS on the 48* models can handle speeds up to 1,066 MHz).Upgrade the Memory in your HP EX470 or EX475 - Home Server. I too had bought Five Years of HP MediaSmart Server And Counting Mark: If you DO send. HPs MediaSmart Servers are basically low-power PCs running Windows Home Server software. Buy HP MediaSmart EX470, Windows Home Server w/ AMD 1.8 GHz Sempron 512MB DDR2 500GB HDD with fast shipping and top-rated customer service. A shift from a 90 nm 1.8 GHz Sempron 3400+ to a 65 nm 2.0 GHz Celeron 440 processor. Server Power Cords 7 country specific, lowline NEMA power cord.
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