Now, since I was replacing the old P1 166 I though what the hell, may as well get a real machine. So I did. Since I'm sick of huge computer cases, I decided to give mATX a shot:

Old MidiTower box included for size comparision, cat included because he was there.


The black thing is my nice new Mustek PowerMust 600VA UPS. It's supposed to give 10 minutes backup at half load - the server currently draws 15% load without a monitor, so I'm guessing at some 30 minutes if I'm lucky. Haven't had a chance to attempt to endure 30 minutes of beeping to see if that is the case. After the HDD incident, I decided I'm not taking any chances (tape backups did exist that were about two weeks old. the problem: I ran out of tape when I took that backup and didn't notice, so the backup was... partial.)
Oh, and I didn't need to add blue LEDs in after, either (the stripe below the power button is lit by the HDD light - looks real nifty flashing in the dark):

The insides:

Nice 'n tidy. A peek at behind the CD-holder:

And for those who wonder:
