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Rawxor

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  1. I'm thinking this: https://www.thinkmate.com/system/rax-qs12-12e2/440878
  2. nevermind, it doesn't even look like it's available
  3. Thinking this for mobo: https://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=ROMED6U-2L2T
  4. More computing power to do things like the game servers (specifically thinking Empyrion here) Because it's fun I want to try Unraid currency CPU is: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5620 @ 2.40GHz X 2. I want to move off of ZFS onto something LVM based so that growing existing filesystems is easier.
  5. that's an interesting board - but i'm hoping i can just get a standard gaming GPU like an RTX or something.
  6. I don't know on zen2 or 3 - I'm ok starting with 128gb of ram.
  7. both, more non 4k though... but that'll change over time. I have about 5 plex clients in the house, never more than 2 running at once, usually only one. Externally there are ~20 or so users but really there are never more than ~4 concurrent users using it at once and rarely does that happen... it's currently going just fine on my current server for the record.
  8. Hey guys. I'm planning to upgrade my current home NAS server. I currently have a rack mount supermicro with hot swapable drives, dual intel processors and ~128gb ram. It's nothing special but i'm running FreeNAS on it and have the following running in jails: Plex Radarr Sonarr Sabnzbd Unifi Controller Minecraft (in a virtualbox VM) and some other crap that i can't think of. I currently have ~6 6TB drives raided in a ZFS pool. Here are some random scratch notes of what I'm thinking: AMD EPYC based system, 32 or 24 core potentially dual proc (i want to leave room for upgrading these later) 512GB ram minimum room for ~12 sata drives, i'll start with ~6 8TB drives though (platter drives are fine) Hot swapable would be preferred II want to run all of the above software on it, but i'd also like to add a GPU to the system and run some game servers as well (GPU would be for accelerated encoding/decoding and /machine learning stuff that i do... not for the game servers) I plan on trying Unraid for PCI-e and GPU pass-through... also i'm just more experienced with Linux than FreeBSD I'm having trouble picking out the parts for all of the above and was hoping that some kind souls on this forum may be able to help. I wish there was a PC part picker for servers like this. I'm also looking for a decent ~30U rack for my server room in the garage. My budget is ~$20k, but i would like to come closer to ~$10k
  9. As the title says, I'm looking for a KVM with the following features: 2 ports, I'm connecting my MacPro (for work) and my windows gaming PC (for play) to this Dual monitor DisplayPort(s) Runs at least at 2560x1440 with a high refresh rate, at least 144Hz but higher is better Has USB (prefer 3.0, but if not that's ok) Has audio (simple mini RCA / "Aux" is fine) Must have EDID I currently have a TRENDnet KVM that meets most of those requirements but it is missing EDID so when i swap the computer sometimes the monitors are in the wrong configuration (on the wrong sides). Also, in Windows the 144hz monitor goes black for a few seconds every now and again but this might not be a fault of the KVM since it doesn't happen on the MacPro. I have two dell monitors S2719DGF (for gaming @ 144Hz) and U2715H for the secondary display and an RTX 2080ti founders edition. Does anyone know of a KVM that meets or exceeds these qualifications?
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