Dell PowerEdge SC430 Reviews

Expert review by : Stephanie Bruzzese (cnet.com)

Dell PowerEdge SC430

This entry-level server is suitable for budget-conscious small businesses.

Low price; supports dual-core, Pentium D processors; supereasy, tool-less case entry; helpful installation software; onsite service.

Lacks remote-management software; doesn't accommodate Xeon processors--or two processors at once; limited tech-support hours.

This server's solid components, economical price, and lack of manageability software make it most appropriate for budget-minded small businesses with just a few employees.

Aug, 2005

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Expert review by : Dave Mitchell (trustedreviews.com)

Dell PowerEdge SC430

Dell's SC430 makes a lot of sense as a first server for any small business.

The server’s side panel is easy enough to remove and behind you’ll find a somewhat untidy interior. A good design means everything is easily accessible but cable related clutter could be reduced. The most obvious component is the processor heatsink...

Feb, 2011

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Expert review by : Stephanie Bruzzese (cnet.com.au)

Dell PowerEdge SC430

This entry-level server is suitable for budget-conscious small businesses.

Low price; supports dual-core, Pentium D processors; supereasy, tool-less case entry; helpful installation software; onsite service.

Lacks remote-management software; doesn't accommodate Xeon processors--or two processors at once; limited tech-support hours.

This server's solid components, economical price, and lack of manageability software make it most appropriate for budget-minded small businesses with just a few employees.

Aug, 2005

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