FieryGamer

My thought was 2Gb/s connection that is hardwired to the IT office then broken out from there. As it is a singe building, if the IT office is in the back of the building, If I have a breadboard or large switch in the IT office. I can just send a large cable (or fiber) down the whole building and splitting it off as needed.

even then, there are no specification on what exact things that I need, but things that need to be done.

I am only asking for hardware reccomendations, I do not know much about enterprise hardware, rather I know about home networking

Yeah, there is no real budget. We are being hired to install state of the art hardware while not going absolutly insane.

Ok so, before anyone says anything about a home user not needing enterprise hardware, This is a large school assignment where I am hired by a client to buy and install enterprise grade hardware for a company, Things that I need Cabling that will last 5-10 years (so cat 6 and probably 7), switches, routers, Wireless access for guests and employees. Wireless connectivity for guests and employees with groups for (Administration, IT, Research and development, marketing and sales, guests) Servers for the following tasks (DHCP, User authentication, on and off site storage, redundancy for storage, file storage for employees, controlled access to programs, DNS) And (intraweb server that is accessed by VPN only, Webserver, and two active domain controllers) Security office/IT office including security things like keypads and cameras. This is a 2 floor warehouse that the second floor is quite small, but the main bulding is 5,000 square feet and the upstair is abt 450 sq. ft And I need multiple drop points for ethernet as well. and there are 10 employees. There is no budget. As the employed, I have to make a budget for the company with state of the art hardware. what would people recommend for hardware?

alright

I dont want to have to buy 2 new cards for this either, sorry.

I have a GTX 1080 (MSI gaming X) and a RX 5600XT (XFX Thicc II). along with a R5 3600. Though I am looking to buy a new gpu when the market eventually cools down post-covid. like maybe a 3070 or 6800XT

I dont have on board, And I have tried getting single GPU passthrough working. Airflow for me is not a massive deal as noise is not a massive deal, I can just get some high power server fans and call that good. Like I also said, I CAN do custom loop, which I find very good looking, But for me, Size is the end all. so Weight and noise are no problems for me. I also dont plan on overclocking either.

I will look into them, Thank you

As small as possible, so probably mATX

Hello, I am looking for the smallest possible case that can hold 2 GPU's. And no, I know that SLI/Crossfire is dead. I want to do GPU passthrough because I want to use linux while still being able to game at the same time. I CAN do custom loop, but I would much rather not as I have to move the computer around a lot. I also do not want to buy new GPUs. I have a GTX 1080(Gaming X), and a 5600XT (Thicc II) Thank you for any responses.

I am looking at making a custom loop, but I dont know what gpu block to get for my msi 1080 gaming x 8gb that also has rgb?

That is the problem, I dont know what I want to do with a server if I get one. So both I guess