replace all hard drives in computers with a server

[gabecopier4]

is there a way that I could replace my hard drives with a server and just access it from any computer around my house. I would have all the computers have their own hardware such as gpu's and cpu's. But I would like to access my files anywhere around my house.

 

[BFG-9000]

Computers don't need disks at all. They can be diskless workstations by booting over the network via PXE (Macs use NetBoot) to load the OS from a network share.

However if all you want to do is share some files, you could put only those on the network share.

 

[USAFRet]

is there a way that I could replace my hard drives with a server and just access it from any computer around my house. I would have all the computers have their own hardware such as gpu's and cpu's. But I would like to access my files anywhere around my house.

Different hard drives are not what makes a server. Software and configuration does.

You can use any PC as a central house repository for files to access from anywhere. Files, as in Doc/Music/Video.

Now...what you seem to be thinking of is a central server, with 'thin clients' all around the house. That is MUCH more work, and actually a lot of money.