The VIA ARTiGO A2000 barebone system is designed for a quick and easy solution to storage that is affordable, silent and small enough that your home or office doesn't need to be re-arranged. It features a VIA Nano-ITX board that has a VIA C7-D processor on it. LegitReviews ran it through a whole bunch of tests and decided that it fulfilled its design intentions admirably.
"After reviewing all of the benchmarks and taking into consideration the purpose of the ARTiGO A2000, I can say that it has shown itself very well in managing and serving data despite its apparent inadequacies in actually performing CPU or graphics intensive tasks. At $239, this low-power network server seems to run cool, quiet, and stable, while still performing well in a battery of tests that put the strain on its Nano-ITX motherboard and VIA C7-D 1.5 GHz processor. When all was said and done, the ARTiGO A2000 did what it was made for: it provided an excellent solution to network storage."
It's a long review, with lots of benchmarks. Check it out here.
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