Dell PowerEdge T140 — Full Technical Specifications

This tower is defined by what it does not have, and the table says so plainly if read in the right order. Drives are cabled, so a failure means downtime. The supply is a single fixed unit, so the same is true of power. Memory uses unbuffered modules and stops where that technology stops. Those three lines are the whole limit of the machine and none of them can be bought around. What remains is genuinely worth having: a full remote management processor, hardware controller options with cache, and error-correcting memory — the difference between this and a desktop with a large disk, which is what it is usually being compared against.