Just look at the cpu performance, that should work to keep you awayDamn it - now I am this close to ordering a bunch :-D
Just look at the cpu performance, that should work to keep you awayDamn it - now I am this close to ordering a bunch :-D
I have gone through it - and I think I will pass - if I buy one, it will be the 4 core version - but its fun to build stuff with these small boxes.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.
The 424cc is a great processor for that era although it does pale in comparison to the j5005 and other modern processors for the power and single thread performance:I have gone through it - and I think I will pass - if I buy one, it will be the 4 core version - but its fun to build stuff with these small boxes.
As mention it before on mine run Android x86 quite perfect even its "just" a dual Core.Just look at the cpu performance, that should work to keep you away
The dual core is quite snappy for the era:As mention it before on mine run Android x86 quite perfect even its "just" a dual Core.
Well it depend what someone want to do with. In my case beside of the Android the other should do just one task 24/7.The dual core is quite snappy for the era:
Sadly here in Europe the are not avaiable for an reasonable price.quad core
The same for me beside the fact that I got my Huawei Server from them payed with my own Money.I'm not affiliated with the store in any way.
What Mainbord the use?Futro S740
The CPU is better for sure, but it lacks the pcie-slot the other has, so it has less expansion options unfortunately - 940 would be the equivelant with regards to expansion - but the prices for those are much higher - so if expansion is needed, a dell wyse 5070 extended is cheaperI know 46€ is 50% than the 30€ for a S920, but here you get a much newer CPU with more performance in a similar package. Just might suite your needs better.
Is it me or does the S940 look like it has provisions for a PCIe slot (or maybe it already does? I don't know, I need to see a teardown) The S9010 would be my choice for a Futro...but I am not sure how the pricing works then...In case you guys missed it about two weeks ago the seller piospartslap on ebay.de listed the Fujitsu Futro S740 (J4105, 8GB RAM, 16 GB SSD) for 62€. Offers of 50€ were accepted and a Promocode "PROMORESTORE22" could be applied for a total of 45,90€. They still have listings, give it a try maybe it still works. They also have listings for lots of 10.
I know 46€ is 50% than the 30€ for a S920, but here you get a much newer CPU with more performance in a similar package. Just might suite your needs better.
Just FYI, I'm not affiliated with the store in any way.
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I have 1000/50 and 100/50 Dual WAN setup with the box - works great.Would this handle 1000/1000 with opnsense?
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It has PCIe ver 3How many lanes and which version does the PCIe slot have?
It does have a pcie slot - which is why I mentioned that its more similar to the s920.Is it me or does the S940 look like it has provisions for a PCIe slot? The S9010 would be my choice for a Futro...but I am not sure how the pricing works then...
Correct, 940 has PCIe slot, 740 - doesn't. So you can't have multiple NICsIs it me or does the S940 look like it has provisions for a PCIe slot? The S9010 would be my choice for a Futro...but I am not sure how the pricing works then...
Okay, so the S740 is essentially like the Wyse 5070 "thin", with the exception that the 5070 has 2 RAM slots instead of one, and a back-to-back M.2 slot layout (SSD on one side, Wifi/BT on the other). How easy is the S740 internal to work with? Let's say you route a PCIe x1 extender out to a MiniPCIe adapter, any nice places to ziptie things? I mean, we could run something like this and get 2 extra ports....Correct, 940 has PCIe slot, 740 - doesn't. So you can't have multiple NICs
740 itself has also only one RAM DDR4 slot (which supports 16Gb, although officially only 8). And it has only one slot for SSD.
You can use 740 like a small server, but for connectivity you get 2 USB 3.0 on the front and 4 USB2 on the back, which limits its usage. I use it currently as my docker host for various apps (Homeassistant, Omada controller, Plex etc.)
S740 doesn't have an attachement for the ports holder. So there is no place to put the extender out.Okay, so the S740 is essentially like the Wyse 5070 "thin", with the exception that the 5070 has 2 RAM slots instead of one, and a back-to-back M.2 slot layout (SSD on one side, Wifi/BT on the other). How easy is the S740 internal to work with? Let's say you route a PCIe x1 extender out to a MiniPCIe adapter, any nice places to ziptie things? I mean, we could run something like this and get 2 extra ports....
And also the Wyse has better CPUOkay, so the S740 is essentially like the Wyse 5070 "thin",