In terms of capability, performance and durability, rack mount computers have ordinary computers beat by a landslide. They're design is especially created so that they can withstand even the harshest conditions, including constant bumps, vibrations and extreme weather conditions. These kinds of computers or servers come in different shapes and sizes, depending on where you wish to use them, and most importantly, they can be installed just about anywhere, due to their flexible designs and mount configuration options.
Military Options
The most common use for a rack mount computer is within the military. These mounted computers can be placed just about anywhere, from tanks to aircraft, to ships and on land bases. Given their performance options, they're versatile in terms of what they can deliver. You can mount additional hard drives if you need the space, and they have all the required configuration options, like a normal computer, from USB ports, to DVD-RW, PCI expansion packs and universal PCI card brackets.
These are needed so that they can be adapted for their required job. The fact that there are even options in terms of computer size makes them all the more adaptable.
Industrial Zones
When it comes to production or even construction sites, there's always the risk of bumping, scratching or exposing delicate equipment to harsh environmental situations. Intense vibrations and high shocks can and will usually damage normal equipment. This is why these kinds of computers are used instead; due to their design which allows them to withstand all sorts of extreme conditions.
On a construction site, for example, if they need to be placed outside, they are also exposed to dust and sand, things which could easily damage and render useless an ordinary PC. But the servers built especially for these rack computers are built to last and deal with these kinds of weather and environment conditions.
Logistic Centers
Logistics done on a computer usually require 24-hour round availability. In most cases, regular PCs won't cut it, due to them getting hot and circuits getting fried after a while. Not to mention the fact that they can't withstand high atmospheric temperatures. But the rack mounted computer options are great at this, because they're built to last and work 24/7.
There best quality, however, is that they don't have to sacrifice anything in terms of processing power or storage capabilities. The computers can pack as much memory as you like and the processors used are the best on the market, allowing you to benefit from their speed and reliability at all times.
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