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And best of all, yes; it can run linux/Doom/CounterStrike/(insert stereotypical software here).

The only thing I'm wondering is how much power does that end up drawing? Sure, the article gives a qualitative assessment, but I want some numbers.]]>Aug 27th 2007 12:13PMhttp://www.engadget.com/2007/08/27/dell-launches-flexible-energy-efficient-optiplex-755-desktop/http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/27/dell-launches-flexible-energy-efficient-optiplex-755-desktop/
"This OptiPlex desktop is no longer Energy Star compliant due to recent changes to the Energy Star Specification. If you require Energy Star 4.0 compliant systems, you will need to purchase those systems that meet the new specification. "

It then directs you to the Optiplex 745.]]>Aug 27th 2007 1:24PM