EU [DE] Fujitsu Futro S920 -> ~30€!!!

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EDIT: On mine run Android x86. Sure I recommend buy another 4GB Ram and set the GPU to 2GB Ram so the OS have 6GB left. The 8GB MSata is enough for Android.

 

[Cruzader]

They also have 10packs at 179€ without power adapters and 250€ with.
Ive looked at these before but was too low specs for me (15w 1000passmark while intel equivalents are 10w 3000-3500 passmark).

In my experience this seller also commonly accepts offers 20-40% below list if ordering more than one.

 

[Jannis Jacobsen]

Would this handle 1000/1000 with opnsense?

-j

 

[Bjorn Smith]

They also have 10packs at 179€ without power adapters and 250€ with.
Ive looked at these before but was too low specs for me (15w 1000passmark while intel equivalents are 10w 3000-3500 passmark).

In my experience this seller also commonly accepts offers 20-40% below list if ordering more than one.

Tempted - but I cannot see if its possible to add any kind of "real" storage?

 

[Cruzader]

Tempted - but I cannot see if its possible to add any kind of "real" storage?

There is a sata port that is generaly covered by a heatsink and you can fit a 2.5 drive in the case under pci-e slot.
This was a top contender when i was buying my last 20board expansion, but the cpu and one of the chips made it a nogo.

 

[Bjorn Smith]

There is a sata port that is generaly covered by a heatsink and you can fit a 2.5 drive in the case under pci-e slot.

Weird - specs does not say anything about a sata port - you do not mean the msata?

 

[foureight84]

This youtuber covered the machine a few months ago. Seems like a decent deal.

 

[Rand__]

It looks interesting but the extra cost for a riser card, and potentially bigger msata/more memory ( to reach opnSense recommend levels) kinda negates the cheap entry price...

 

[Cruzader]

Weird - specs does not say anything about a sata port - you do not mean the msata?

No i mean a regular sata port on motherboard, what speed its at i dont know tho.

If not for the too weak cpu and its chipset this would have been a perfect lab storage node
- Onboard sata for ssd
- pci-e for added ethernet
- mini slot for more sata
- 2x ddr3 slots (sadly common with 1 slot in this segment)

sata port is under the extension of heatsink and ssd is commonly placed under the pcie riser slot.
(Attached a pic from a reference build i saved of this originaly.)

 

[Rand__]

https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/fujitsu-futro-s920-thin-client-as-opnsense-firewall.31087/

 

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but the extra cost for a riser card, and potentially bigger msata/more memory ( to reach opnSense recommend levels) kinda negates the cheap entry price...

If you are from Europe I will order the Delock Riser who someone claim to work. The cost ~19€ + shipping to your Country.
I must know today since we order today in the evening.

- 2x ddr3 slots (sadly common with 1 slot in this segment)

Who someone claim to use 2x 8GB.

ssd is commonly placed under the pcie riser slot.

How to mount them? I see nothing to mount them to. Mine have NO Cardslot Adapter.

 

[efschu3]

How many lanes and which version does the PCIe slot have?

 

[Cruzader]

If you are from Europe I will order the Delock Riser who someone claim to work. The cost ~19€ + shipping to your Country.
I must know today since we order today in the evening.

Who someone claim to use 2x 8GB.

How to mount them? I see nothing to mount them to. Mine have NO Cardslot Adapter.

i would assume/hope it can do 2x 8gb, pretty much anything comparable from intel side can do 2x 16gb.

Plenty of space to attach under pci-e slot, 1-2 mounting plates on printables/thingiverse but i think they go on cardreader/speaker bracket.
If not having that then need to draw a new simple one or just a thin plastic plate if not printing.

 

[Samir]

Weird - specs does not say anything about a sata port - you do not mean the msata?

No, a real sata port exists below the cpu heatsink. This a lot more is covered in the thread about this unit in a thread on here somewhere.

 

[Samir]

It looks interesting but the extra cost for a riser card, and potentially bigger msata/more memory ( to reach opnSense recommend levels) kinda negates the cheap entry price...

Yep, this is the biggest drawback with this deal. The $50 ones that were coming with the riser and a w2100 gpu were a better deal imo since power supplies care cheaper than the riser.

One thing I wish I could find though is the stand. I've got two of these and while I've not knocked one over yet, because of their height they would be easier to knock over without the stand.

 

[Samir]

https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/fujitsu-futro-s920-thin-client-as-opnsense-firewall.31087/

Thank you as this is the link I was thinking about.

 

[Samir]

Who someone claim to use 2x 8GB.

I have run 2x 8GB successfully as well as 2x 16GB, although 16GB modules are pretty expensive.

 

[Bjorn Smith]

sata port is under the extension of heatsink and ssd is commonly placed under the pcie riser slot.

Damn it - now I am this close to ordering a bunch :-D

 

[Bjorn Smith]

How many lanes and which version does the PCIe slot have?

Specs says x4 - https://objects.icecat.biz/objects/mmo_35342366_1490784108_3751_14551.pdf but nothing about version.

 

[Samir]

Damn it - now I am this close to ordering a bunch :-D

I wanted to call this the STH Effect too, but I think that would be a stretch, lol.

Before you go and order up a bunch, take a look at the thread as it has links to the motherboard manual and a bunch of other info that might help you find additional details that will be useful for your setup. Or a dealbreaker that will save you money and headache.