It is the HD_PWR1 and the connector type is a PH2.0..Topton is being difficult about the whole thing.
Could someone advice on which of the headers/pins are actually intended for SATA power?
It is the HD_PWR1 and the connector type is a PH2.0..Topton is being difficult about the whole thing.
Could someone advice on which of the headers/pins are actually intended for SATA power?
Random Shopify seller, seems to be shipped from China, sold without any tax to be paid. What did you expect?Anyone from UK order from cwwk.net recently.
Did you get hit by any surprise custom charges and did you have to pay tax?
thanks
Major bump but did you pass through an additional NIC to the PiHole instance?Just FYI - I currently have a J4125 based device with 4 x i225 NICs & 16GB RAM and it runs Proxmox with OPNSense, docker and PiHole without issue . . . I pass two of the physical NICs from Proxmox to OPNsense via immu (PCI passthrough) - So the N5105 is enough for such tasks - YMMVStill, I broke down and got myself a Ryzen 5800U unit - only because I think for the price performance - this is one hell of a Proxmox/Firewall combi device
The J6413 is a tiny bit more power efficient - but the savings are not substantial to counter the uplift in price . . . Have fun!
Nope - once Proxmox is setup and you have a PiHole instance running - it's just another virtual device on the network - other devices don't care if the IP address is from a bare metal or virtual host . . .Major bump but did you pass through an additional NIC to the PiHole instance?
Pretty much what I did, tbh as green as I like to be if its going to effect stability its not always worth the hassle or the thought of knowing if this setting or that setting caused the issue.What have you guys done to reduce power consumption? At the beginning of this journey I fought the instability issues and after those were resolved I just let it run without power optimizations. What steps have y’all taken to optimize?
Thanks! At the beginning when some of us fought that stability battle, the recommendation was to turn c-states off etc. I assume those can be turned back on?Pretty much what I did, tbh as green as I like to be if its going to effect stability its not always worth the hassle or the thought of knowing if this setting or that setting caused the issue.
Also the bigger question is, to save what £10-20 per year?
The n100s don't exactly use up that much power, I just let it run at default bios settings now.
I just use the bios defaults now adays, so if the defaults switch it back on or off leave it as that imo.Thanks! At the beginning when some of us fought that stability battle, the recommendation was to turn c-states off etc. I assume those can be turned back on?
I changed the microcode at some point, but do not really remember anymore how I did that. Microcode should be independent from BIOS settings, correct?I just use the bios defaults now adays, so if the defaults switch it back on or off leave it as that imo.
Not sure regarding microcodes, never used them. I prefer to not mess with bios updates or patches since its easy to brick the system let alone recover from it.I changed the microcode at some point, but do not really remember anymore how I did that. Microcode should be independent from BIOS settings, correct?
Cool idea - would you be willing to post your summary here?For those who are interested in this very long forum thread, here is a TLDR version.
I used the Instant Data Scraper browser extension to grab the text from all posts on all 147 thread pages (at the time of scraping). Find the txt file attached.
I then uploaded the .txt file to an LLM chat like chatGPT, and proceeded in asking for a summery and other specific info. Feel free to do the same.
shout out to everyone who contributed
anyone can do that on their own, but here is a summary generated using Llama 3.1 405B:Cool idea - would you be willing to post your summary here?