HP ProLiant DL4x170h G6 review
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Verdict
The DL4x170h G6 delivers four separate servers in a 2U chassis, but internal design leaves a lot to be desired
Review Date: 3 Mar 2010
Reviewed By: Dave Mitchell
Price when reviewed: £3,711 (£4,360 inc VAT)
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SL2x170z G6 chassis picture
Your photo gallery figure the SL2x170z G6. This server uses the same motherboards than DL4x170h, but the chassis is different. The system fans are not hot-swappable in the DL4x170h, but you don't need to remove the upper node or a PSU to replace them.
By jpeg2000 on 13 Mar 2010 
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