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Didn't specify wether you needed a dedicated gpu, I'm assuming you don't for server apps (you can add one to this board anyways if you do.), so here is a build, 6 gigs of ram, 2 tb of space (7 year warranty on the HD) dual xeon i7's (16 threads). Still about $400 left to play with, let me know if I left anything out. You could probably upgrade to faster processors, or more ram or more HD space, but thats a pretty fast build for server based apps, it could also be used as a virtualization server with ESXi if you added a perc6 raid card.
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Licensing will require us to use a single physical processor. Onboard video is great if it is available, otherwise we can use whatever is cheap and available (~$50 should do it). Thanks for the suggestions, they are much appreciated.
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