This will be my first post on INTEL communities and I hope you can help me.
I'm trying to figure out the best possible configuration (for me) to setup a NAS.
To do so I need - other than a JBOD server where all disks will be stored (already bought it) - a server and while I'm at it I saw - on one of my local retailers - the INTEL's P4300/P4200 line of server chassis. I read these are SSI CEB/EEB chassis and I'd like to know if it would be possible to use them with a standard ATX motherboard, since a dual socket board would be a little too much for the purpose.
Currently I'm looking at the P4308XXMHGR (dual PSU + HS HDDs that are always welcome) with a Xeon E3 series, though I may even get a Xeon E5 as well if it'd be available in single socket system. Currently the "http://ark.intel.com/it/products/67494/Intel-Server-Board-S1200BTLR Intel® Server Board S1200BTLR" and the "http://ark.intel.com/it/products/66137/Intel-Server-Board-S1400FP4 Intel® Server Board S1400FP4" (not yet released) look interesting for me. Redundant PSU - while not critical - is always welcome and I'd pay the premium it requires for a peace of mind.
Basically it all comes to: does the P4308XXMHGR server chassis support standard ATX motherboards (LGA1155) or SSI-ATX (Socket B2 - not yet released)? I'm not much knowledge of the server market (yet), so I'm sorry if I'm making an obvious question, but I didn't found an answer on the internet yet.
In case it doesn't support standard ATX / SSI-ATX, which alternatives are there?
Thank you very much for your support.
