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I have a few small switches around 16 and 24 ports each. I'm noticing that I'll use 1-2 ports to uplink on each so my net ports are lower. I'm thinking I'll just buy a 48 or 52 port 1G switch and a 32 port 40G switch. I'll just slice the bigger switches into VLANs if I want to have a "physical"...

Depends on what you're mining but yea.

Just use ECC. Save headache if you buy desktop memory and find it doesn't work.

It's down to $282 now and includes a PCIe to U.2 adapter Seagate Nytro XF1440 SSD ST960KN0001 960GB 2.5" Internal PCIe 3.0 x4 (NVMe) 1TB 763649088326 | eBay

These have been dumped for the last few weeks. No plp. Pass in servers.

They're pretty good. Some are hitting $300. This is $319 but lots available and says 0 hours. SDLF1CRR-019T-1HA1 SanDisk 1.92TB SATA 6Gb/s CloudSpeed Eco Gen II SSD 0-HOURS 619659137953 | eBay

Bad way to handle this for sure. But I like the project. That guy need to stay out of PR

Huh? I mean the obvious reason you have more cores on the core line is that you have less cache, less RAM channels, less PCIe, circuits for multiple sockets. The problem with core is that for most people RAM is a bigger constraint. If you're saying that storage, networking, memory bandwidth...

AES is huge for this I believe

Just that you can save money by not overbuying endurance @T_Minus more capacity and lower cost with the 900p

Enhanced Power Loss Data Protection = Yes Intel® Product Specification Comparison On endurance, 480 * 10 per day versus 375 * 30 per day so sure That extra 105GB is like a 375GB at almost 13 drive writes per day 480GB 900p is 8.76pb writes so I doubt anyone here is going to hit that on a...

Yea I got in from newegg.

Intel Optane SSD 900P (280GB, 2.5in w/ M.2 Connector PCIe 3.0 x4, 20nm, 3D XPoint) - Newegg.com It says it's the version with the m.2 adapter and in stock.

Why not just get the 480GB 900p?

I need to build a small colo 1/4 cab and have a tight space, power and overall budget. It's like gaining 10lbs and everything's tight all around. I read the review on STH and that was helpful Mikrotik CSS326-24G-2S+RM Review Cheap 24x 1GbE 2x 10GbE Here's my quandary. I want to use say 4 ports...

Stak autoconfig is bad.

That'd be great to get a 960gb ssd for $200 these days.

3.5kW * $208 per kW month = $728/month for power and cooling at HE which is near you guys.

99.99999% chance this f*s up my Ceph cluster while upgrading.

You're still better off just virtualizing. The only cool one I've seen lately is that Marvell MacchiatoBIN. I liked the idea of that until I saw the new Atoms pricing. Here's the issue with the ARM mini boards. You see these clusters where someone says "yo I've made a Ceph cluster with 5 nodes...