Temper
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Yeah I get you don't like the idea.. that's nice.. And a 12v to 12vdc computer power supply is very cheap and efficient.. see something like this: RGEEK 24pin DC ATX PSU 12V DC Input 250W Peak Output Switch DC-DC ATX Pico PSU Mini ITX PC Power Supply for Computer https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07H58SDTH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_SgGACb9192ZT1
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Lol.. will I didn't even need the RV.. and no one ever needs a computer.. bottom line I am putting a server in this RV.. I thought I would go low power because it would be smart but if I can't do what I want the low power is just a dream.. I ran a virtualized server based on the x5460 series Xeon up until a few months.. it ran 6-7 VMs for like 3-4 years without issue.. Here is the server I ran XenServer on for years.. https://quadix.co/ix/cart.php?gid=1 And we are talking like 3 linux and 4 windows VMs..
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It is low power because it is 16 cores at 31 watts.. now depending on the motherboard the whole system could be very efficient.. At any rate.. I understand you don't like where I am going.. that's great.. your opinion is duly noted.. What I'm looking for is people with the experience you claim to have to help me get where I am going.. And it isn't much of a workload? The router would maybe need to handle 50mbps..
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https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Atom+C3858+%40+2.00GHz&id=3287 This benchmark shows it spanking a Xeon X5460 which was a mainstay for virtualization like 10 years ago, which it held for about 3 years, for server farms.. So what are you basing the analysis that this low power system can't do what I have designed?
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One quick question, do you even have this platform? It is a low power Xeon processor rebranded as Atom..
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What does the use case matter? I want flexibility. So I want a lot of storage, so say 3x12tb Seagate drives. I want parity and I want to be able to expand the array. Then I want at minimum a virtual sophos xg firewall, Plex server, qbitorrent server, windows 10 node with GPU passthrough to per the RV tvs.. not to mention VMs make backup and restore trivial..
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Lol.. I'm going to take it that you don't know what a VM is or something.. Why would I want to? Flexibility? But the atom processor I linked to is very capable of doing so with a tdp of ~31 watts for the cpu with 16 cores at 2ghz.. The reason it needs to be low power is because in an RV, power is always a concern..
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I am looking to setup a low power server for an RV. I want it able to run virtual machines and run limetech Unraid. I was thinking a system based on Intel Atom C3958.. http://www.nextwarehouse.com/item/?3308280_g10e&gclid=CjwKCAiAhp_jBRAxEiwAXbniXXfU5v2X96zilcfYYnD16VepdHDOktgBG-tRECSsxvKAdHQJp8QBOxoC6qoQAvD_BwE
