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  1. I bump this thread, cause i still need informations ^^. Is 1800x able to handle 2 re-encoding and streaming ? (Like 2 flows from NVENC, and sending it to Twitch at fast encoding profile ?)
  2. Hi guys, I wanted to know if you had some ideas about the passmark baseline a cpu need to handle a 1080p/30fps (3k5 to 5k bitrate) stream ? And what about 2 streams on the same build ? Like on a Ryzen 1700. Allways about this CPU, can he transcode via Plex a 4k movie with a good quality ? Not perfect but still good ? Thx in advance, Jérémy (a frenchie).
  3. Thank's, i added some components on camelcamelcamel and wait&see. Thank you
  4. Oh yeah i didn't thought about that ... For how much ? Cause i want to build this as cheap as possible and i hope it can do what i want it to do (some Plex and Streaming computer)
  5. Yeah, that's why i was looking for a 19" rackmounted case that can fit in (like this one [sorry french link] http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00160735.html got 6 x 3"1/2, good airflow and 2 additionals 3" 1/2 slots but it takes 4U [that is not a problem, my rack is nearly empty]) For now, i just find it with poor features like old Xeon and 8GB RAM ... For information, i don't care about the rack, just that i was thinking put it in, to hide the nerd stuff i got, my gf doesn't like the mess i have and it'll be worse with time.
  6. I've a 19" (1.5 foot) rack (used for commutators, switchs and cie) but don't care about the rack now, i can build one to host a server near the other one. Ok, gonna look that now. Dell r710 ? Gonna see if someone in Europe sell some without too many fees.
  7. Yes but it's not 19" rackable, it's a real server size and my rack isn't able to take "real" servers. And i'm worried about consumptions and noise. With a "recent" one, it shouldn't be hard to make something quiet able to run H24. Are you saying that buying a "used" server can be better for what i'm looking for ?
  8. I'd say between 3k and 6k bitrate for Twitch (https://help.twitch.tv/customer/portal/articles/1253460-broadcast-requirements) with a good quality. I don't want the most gorgeous stream, just something great enough to be appreciable. So proxmox is able to make striping and mirroring like FreeNas does ? Does he come with a system of jails, plugins or docker allowing me to run Plex/Transmission/Sonarr without problems ? Gonna look for informations about Proxmox, thank's. Thank's for the tip, gonna give it a head up to see the price package of MB/CPU/RAM with this hardware :). If some others can give me some hints about the hardware i'd need, i'm still there and watching :D. EDIT 1 : Is there good 19" rackmounted case with a good airflow control able to handle r5 1600 and like 6 HDDs ? Or is it better to buy a desktop case with 6+ HDD slots and a stable airflow ?
  9. Hi everybody. Note that i'm french and my english is not as good as i wanted it to be. I'm trying to make from draft a configuration that could handle 2 VMs (or only one with one of your solutions :D) : - FreeNAS (>= 6 hdd) / Plex (~ 10k passmark - 2160p and 1080p clients) / Transmission (or other) / Sonarr (and cie) - Linux based distribution with FFMPEG to encode in "RT" (so only 1 client on Plex at max) the hardware-encoded flow (nvenc x264 1080p high bitrate) from my gaming computer to Twitch (x264 1080p 60fps) It's hard to me cause i don't find a lot of benchmarks or solid passmarks values about FFMPEG requirements to help me in this task. Of course i want to make it cheapest as possible so i looked the Xeon, the new Ryzen, some AMD old socket cpu, i7 but i can't find my piece in that. It'd be highly appreciated if you could provide me a bit of your science guys ! Regars, Jérémy.
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