Though you can adequately inventory and monitor the system from a remote console, it fails to support many of the tools available through LANDesk Client Manager 6.0. Though you can easily open the system without tools, you need a screwdriver to remove drives or add-in cards. The PME-T600 is well equipped but lacks the flexible case design popularized by the market's leading vendors.
Most internal hardware is screwed into place, making repairs more time-consuming.
There's ample room for additional drives, but loose cabling could complicate upgrades. You can remotely monitor voltages, temperatures, and CPU fan speeds. The PME-T600 was an average performer on the benchmark tests it completed. The Systemax Mission PME-T600 benefits from an extensive warranty for the CPU and memory. Available at least through February and probably through the first half of the year, this inexpensive machine is worth a look for companies on a budget, though we prefer models from the market leaders.