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It shipped at $714.15. The other listing is $850. @Patrick where's the review? I was hoping to see it today.

Might be a pricing mistake, but there's another listing https://www.amazon.com/Beelink-Windows-Computer-Display-2-5Gbps/dp/B09SYR619R?tag=servecom-20 that is sold by Beelink Direct $764 with a $50 coupon. That coupon is probably a mistake and this one is a limited time deal.

Yes please.

Use E1000 instead and then try disabling hw checksum offload if that is an option. This happened on pfSense on Proxmox bridges too and the fix is E1000.

Here's to another 13

For 400/20 that J4125 is plenty. I think getting the RMA is good too.

Is it on a NAS?

You're getting a lotta mileage from that event.

I'm sure @Patrick is on spring break or maybe there's something like that going on. It just seems quiet on STH this week. Is it just me?

Well @burly I'd say that this is great. Maybe it should be its own post? Also though, these are like 8-10 year old servers right? How long to capacitors and stuff last? I'd be thinkin about that if I had one now.

This was really great @Patrick

Sorry, that is a dumb video. I'm not going to watch. Bhyve is a less complete VM solution whereas KVM is very mature. KVM is the basis for the modern cloud, Bhyve is so bad that TrueNAS Scale is abandoning Bhyve for KVM. Silly video.

Not sure but I'm thinking pcie lanes maybe. No idea since I haven't used it.

I don't get the hiatus skit and music.

I think it's regardless unless maybe you get the GPU option. At work they've all been 2 M.2s.

If they're going to be at home, then no vPro is fine. A feature you might want from AMT and vPro is that they've got power on/ off remotely with vPro. If you don't want that (or set to power on and off with a home plug) then you're fine getting cheaper levels of machines. If i'm looking at like...

This is cool.

This was a listing I saw on ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/MOD-Mellanox-ConnectX-3-MCX312-LIKE-Dual-Port-10-Gigabit-Ethernet-RMDA-RoCE/192857493463 The "LIKE" dual port 10G is explained in the description: It seems like they're taking single port cards, soldering on the extra connectors...

How are you measuring 4G/s? x8 is more than enough for 10G

Which is faster? Is Intel going to be the best because of 10nm?