Steel X, the first Mountain designed for Linux

The Spanish company updates its Steel series with Linux, becoming the first device on the market with a Linux configuration.

Mountain has just launched its first desktop designed for Linux. The Spanish manufacturer has incorporated its new Steel X equipment into this series, with a Linux Ubuntu configuration.

The launch of this Steel series with Linux once again reinforces Mountain's commitment to offering unique and versatile devices for hundreds of Linux users and in this way, becoming one of the references in the equipment market with these configurations.

Specs

• Maximum compatibility with GNU/Linux, without giving up the power that characterizes Mountain equipment.
• Heart with Intel Core i5 4460 processor (expandable to Intel Core i7 4790)
• Memoria de 8GB DDR3 1600 Mhz (ampliable a 16/32GB)
• SSD Crucial MX100 256GB.
• 1TB 3.5″ secondary hard drive (expandable to 2TB 3.5″ or Crucial M500 960GB SSD)
• Integrated Intel HD4600 1.7 GB DDR3 (shared system memory) graphics card, offering excellent performance.
• As an option, it can be equipped with an Nvidia GTX 760 2GB GDDR5 graphics card, which ensures a balance between performance and compatibility.
• Desktop DVD recorder.