I'm with Rackmount Solutions. We focus mainly on server racks and IT hardware. You need something we'll find it for it you. Consider us your personal grunt work employee who can research products, find you competitive pricing, acquire spec sheets and drawings, without any cost to you. We help companies who only need a single wall mount all the way up to enterprise level clients needing rows of custom designed air conditioned cabinets.

We've been around for 13 years now, we're ISO certified, and we're 5-star rated on Google and Trust Pilot. If you haven't heard of us at least check out the site or send me a message.

Rackmount Solutions

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For more than 12 years Rackmount Solutions has provided Server Racks, Server Cabinets, Wall Mounts, Cooling Solutions, Outdoor Enclosures, Batteries, Integrated AC and DC Power System Solutions, Rack Accessories and Power, along with installation and maintenance services for the Datacom and Telecom industries.

As an ISO certified and Inc. 5000 company, we have a well-established track record of customer service and product performance. We’re experts at delivering custom solutions designed to fit your exact needs, both on time and on budget. From a unique single custom cabinet to an entire custom data center, Rackmount Solutions has you covered.

Jay from Dallas.

Marketing Mercenary at Rackmount Solutions. Lover of basketball, beer, and pizza. If I have a bad day I watch the Force Awakens trailer to cheer up.

What "Data Center Best Practices" would you be most interested in learning from a BICSI Certified Data Center Design Consultant? So many different topics - Airflow, power, blanking panels, cooling, cable management, mounting equipment, safety, monitoring, security? What sticks out as the key points for you guys?

So I am officially geeking out after last night's full trailer. I actually preferred the first one better, but crossing fingers this lives up to the ridiculous bar of expectations that I have set for it.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens - Full Trailer

A really complicated combination of Jack Donaghy's office, a basketball court and Starks lab... basically whiskey & city skyline view, bball, and epic tech... that'll do nicely.

"It rubs the lotion on it's skin, or else it gets the hose again"...

Love the FireStick. I bought first day it came out too. Really no complaints on my end although I've never tried Roku and ChromeCast is in a bit different category to me.

I have the FireStick in the master and then just play everything else off the PS4 in the living room (although it died last week so now I'm working on sending in under warranty - Pretty devastating for a long weekend where I had nothing but PS4 plans and football.)

Gravatar added. Now I feel official.

Netflix is anticipated to get the streaming rights for the first 6 movies here in the next month. I've already been getting the wife mentally prepared. I've started buying her SW shirts and slipping Han quotes into normal conversation.

@coliver said:

She thinks they are super geeky movies and doesn't want to watch them.

I've been running with Toshiba for the last 12 years. I usually get a good 4-5 years out of them. For what it sounds like they want these should be plenty of computer.
http://us.toshiba.com/laptop-finder/?N=4294967173+20905+4294967170

What "Data Center Best Practices" would you be most interested in learning from a BICSI Certified Data Center Design Consultant? So many different topics - Airflow, power, blanking panels, cooling, cable management, mounting equipment, safety, monitoring, security? What sticks out as the key points for you guys?

Love the FireStick. I bought first day it came out too. Really no complaints on my end although I've never tried Roku and ChromeCast is in a bit different category to me.

I have the FireStick in the master and then just play everything else off the PS4 in the living room (although it died last week so now I'm working on sending in under warranty - Pretty devastating for a long weekend where I had nothing but PS4 plans and football.)

"It rubs the lotion on it's skin, or else it gets the hose again"...

Going as a lumberjack this year, which used to be obvious but now if I wear my glasses and don't carry an ax then I'm apparently going as an Austin, TX hipster.

Super Dark if I want straight chocolate, but hard to go against anything with chocolate and PB.

Cool cool cool.

That Norco might work, but looking at it, I'm curious what the usable dimensions are inside. The exterior depth shows 31.5" and the Dell Standard depth is 28 7/8. That's cutting it pretty
close. I haven't found a spec sheet or anyone talking about the interior dims yet.

This is a little damaged apparently, but might be the right idea.
http://www.pcliquidations.com/p22356-dell-poweredge-2420-24u?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cse&utm_term=22356&r160164167166161&gclid=CKmf_t_X08gCFZKLaQodxuIP1w#

The beginning of a long spiral into gaming... I still have a SNES setup in our guest room. The wife likes to destroy me in Mario Kart.

Yes we can do will call. What kind of rack are you looking at? If you're located in the area we have a lot of racks on our showroom floor too.