Hello STH!
Had a failure on my HP T620 Plus who ran pFsense. Ran, until a power brownout bricked the M-Sata SSd and the system refused to recover.
To cut the story short, went ahead and installed Opnsense on a Lenovo M720q on which installed the Intel i340 T4 from the HP T620 Plus.
Now, the system runs very well, sipping only 9 watts from the wall and handles the homelab traffic without skipping a beat.
However, I am concerned about heat and ventilation.
M720q is a small 1L computer and exhausts the air from the CPU, and the Intel NIC could overheat.
Maybe I did an error without even knowing, or I am over concerned about temperatures?
Your honest opinion?
Had a failure on my HP T620 Plus who ran pFsense. Ran, until a power brownout bricked the M-Sata SSd and the system refused to recover.
To cut the story short, went ahead and installed Opnsense on a Lenovo M720q on which installed the Intel i340 T4 from the HP T620 Plus.
Now, the system runs very well, sipping only 9 watts from the wall and handles the homelab traffic without skipping a beat.
However, I am concerned about heat and ventilation.
M720q is a small 1L computer and exhausts the air from the CPU, and the Intel NIC could overheat.
Maybe I did an error without even knowing, or I am over concerned about temperatures?
Your honest opinion?