My preference
Red Hat based
OpenSuse Leap
Debian based
Debian
I would avoid ubuntu on a server it's not as user friendly/easy as you would expect. Always go for LTS releases for servers
Sounds like quite hot temperatures.
I'm running a 14700K with stock settings.
I have two 120mm fans in the chassi. One in the front and one in the back.
Ambient temp in the room is 28.1 (Quite warm)
CPU cooler is a Thermal Right Phantom 120.
CPU Temp
34
Temperature
PCH Temp
56...
Not just for quick sync, more multi-purpose platform and somewhat future proof. I do most things but gaming. Most of the time it's idle. If idle consumption is 55w vs 90w it will make a difference looking at 5-10years lifetime.
Still ihave other equipment with more power draw(switches), but...
If you measure at the wall with a power meter I'm saying that you should be a static +15W as compared to without having the card plugged in. For me power consumption is a factor, the +10 for ipmi is questionable since i we very seldom use it.
Otherwise i agree with you and i guess it comes down...
I went with 14700K. My use case might be a bit different, since I run plex and do want Intel Quick Sync.
The benefit with Intel (as far as I have seen) is that you will have somewhat lower idle power consumption compared to some of the other CPUs. If you don't need QuickSync maybe it makes sense...
Just to report my brand new x13sae-f came with bios version 2.1 installed. Had no problem booting with a 14700k processor was afraid i would have to buy an i3 12100f just to update bios.
Idle consumption measured at wall socket with stock settings and without any additional hardware (one nvme...
With the 120 mm fan are you blowing air into the unit or sucking air out?
Was is possible to place the fan on the inside of the cover instead of the outside?
I'm in the same situation. I have 3x 40mm mechatronics in the back and a 20mm on the asic cooler. Still after some time they will spin up. My conclusion is to go for 80mm fans in order to reach acceptable noise and cooling.
Another approach would be to take noctuas 40mm and always run them on...
I'm running on a lenovo m920q i5 9500t with 2x10gb mellanox connectx 3. Super stable, lots of information in the Lenovo tiny thread
https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/lenovo-thinkcentre-thinkstation-tiny-project-tinyminimicro-reference-thread.34925/
Hi!
I've been stalking multiple threads about upgrades of home servers lately.
But rather than hijacking someone else's thread I post my own.
My current server is an:
- Intel i7-3770K CPU @ 3.50GHz
- 32GB Ram
- 4x10TB WD Red (5400 RPMS) (Non raid)
- Mellanox ConnectX3-Pro (Dual 10G)
I'm...
I have a juniper ex3300 24P running for several years with noctuas. It is dead silent appart from the regular white noise. You just pop them in and run.
What you can do on the 7250 is to run noctuas with an additional arduino/esp etc which will basically make the noctua to run full speed...
Trying to get the 7250 to pass the WAF, I had to do something with the fans.
I went with the same approach as https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/brocade-icx-series-cheap-powerful-10gbe-40gbe-switching.21107/post-331607
3xMechatronic MR4020C12B1-RSR and 1x M5210E12C-RSR
I reused...
I do like the webgui in 09. Even though you configure and use the cli, it is nice to have a webui to get an overview.
Another question is, my firmware update failed for the boot
SH@beef1>show version
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