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I don't think we have many linking license violating uploads like this

THREE new Dell models are on their VMware support site. VMware vSphere 6.5.x on Dell EMC PowerEdge Servers Compatibility Matrix They're weird. They've got 4 digit names.

Bit rot! ZFS is good for that but I'd be more worried about spinning disks failing and what the capacity growth rates are. 18TB is 2 drives these days.

These aren't new in bag drives right? Any manufacturing date?

what @msg7086 said too.

Dell and HP use custom backplanes. Even some SM stuff does now too so you can't use atx psus with everything anymore

I clicked on the OP's link and it was like $1250. Here's a $170 with best offer link SR1A6 INTEL XEON E5-2680V2 10 CORE 2.80GHz 25M 8 GT/s 115W PROCESSOR FOR SERVERS | eBay and it's from a known seller that I've bought from many times before. V1 to V2 was 32 to 22nm

Xen is going to die except for vdi. Amazon is going KVM. Everyone else will follow.

@MiniKnight netdata is awesome but the OP will need to put it on a cheap VM outside of his network. @cij it's a good monitoring tool and it can run on a very cheap VPS.

The margins are in the marketing!

CPU good GPU not as good but ok

Now that this is out and free to upgrade to, when do we get it? XenForo 2.0.0 & Add-ons Released

These are $379 with lots sold New HGST SSD1600MR-HUSMR1680ASS201 800 GB 2.5" Internal Solid State Drive | eBay Good deal since they're new.

How deep is your rack?

@XanderVR Docker on windows runs in a vm anyway so it's essentially the same difference

If you are running Windows, stak-xmr-cpu is the best bet now. If you want to run in a HV VM then you can use docker but virtualized performance is always lower. That's why you're seeing people here use Linux and KVM for VMs then mining on Docker containers on the base Linux install. Mymonero is...

This is why everyone's running Linux for cpu mining. Darn windows weirdness

@AveryFreeman yes. What do you mean "integrity of the system"? Proxmox's KVM is Debian so I'd put that squarely in the realm of a well supported KVM OS.

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I said the same thing in the OP's other thread.