The DX4-100 was enough until something happened at work. My DX4-100 isn't so fast anymore. I am impressed with Netactive. Usually when you buy a machine, either from a local vendor or mail-order, it is a fairly sterile transaction. Netactive is more like going to the Four Seasons Olympic Hotel to buy a machine.
Every machine is put together by an engineer who approves it for shipping.
Before it is shipped the same engineer writes a letter to the recipient explaining the configuration and highlights of the system. This is cool. The random list of components is also included, as is a Sysadmins Configuration Guide , which lists all the configuration settings, from IRQ and hardware addresses to domain name and host name of the machine to the disk partitioning. Both the list of parts and the Sysadmin Configuration Guide are sent loose with the other paperwork, and a second copy is taped to the inside of the case. This all came in a very nicely configured mid-tower case with a dual fan and 250W power supply with all wires neatly routed and tied off.