mainly it is the support of ECC Memory, but also Registered/ Load Reduced Memories are available in Server Environments only. Also Multi-Socket Systems are not available for Desktops. Probably the Components on the boards are better (Capacitors with lower ESR...)
Some Server Components require Air Flow that is not available on a Desktop System
I like the following explanation. http://blog.unixy.net/2009/12/the-dif...
A computer marketed as a 'workstation' often will have a server-class CPU, instead of a desktop CPU. They're intended for user-driven resource intensive tasks and so will have more memory, more pcie lanes, more performant storage, etc than a normal desktop or laptop.
Well, below are some of them
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I think you meant to say "server" and not "server processors"?