this amuses me because my arduously crafted budget home server has 7 big spinning rust hard drives in it, and it is still substantially less capacity than this one SSD.
(a fraction of the cost, too)
wait, console port? It's not listed on the block diagram. Does it work? what is it? Is there any kind of ipmi or BMC?
from the block diagram it looks like each 10gbe gets x2 lanes.
I was thinking of getting one of these and adapters and using it as a bootleg gaming GPU. (no video out, so just remote gaming, I guess). But the cost and the resultant gaming performance didn't look worth it.
here is the 375G for $100.
Intel Optane DC P4800X Series 375GB PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive SSDPED1K375GAES | eBay
They also some PMEM memory if you're into that (I forget what a good price is)
Items for sale by ramwholesalers | eBay
so... i don't actually work in a data center, but would all of the networking in front be a turn off? Would this kind of guarantee the need for patch panels to run the networking to the rear where network cables traditionally live?
TL:DR the board is probably going to be an idle hog no matter what.
I don't have mine anymore, I replaced mine with a cwwk fanless mini pc with 2.5gbe ports. (works great).
Previously, I ran it and I tried enabling "all" the power save features in bios. No i don't recall exactly how they were...
I was thinking of turning it into a remote gaming server card. But I have a feeling a lot of things would go wrong with that idea. like compatibility, drivers, or cooling, for instance.
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