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Hey. So I've got a Hp ProLiant ML110 G6 Server which has an Intel Xeon x3430 CPU and Nvidia Quadro 2000 GPU , so I tried to twak some settings on BIOS , activated the 'Turbo Boost' setting on BIOS and according to Intel's page (https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/42927/intel-xeon-processor-x3430-8m-cache-2-40-ghz.html) which says it could be boosted to max 2.8Ghz with 'Turbo Boost' but I can't really get it beyond 2526.62-2527.00 MHz (http://prntscr.com/pmbtr6). It always stays at that speed, it never changes even a single Mhz. The temps are usually low but never gets more than 66C Degrees at full load with "Aida - System Stability Test" but usually It doesn't go more than 55C. So I do understand that this is a server and servers can't get overclocked. But I've seen someone successfully managed to get it at 3.3Ghz in the same exact server but with a little different cpu; Intel Xeon 3440 with a program called RWEverything that can help you change manually the PLL chip's bits values basically at the Clock Generator chip which leads to 'Overclocking of the cpu'. I'm not really tryna get 3.3Ghz speed but at least 2.8 Ghz or 3.0Ghz stable or whatever it's stable for my own server. I've tried to use that Program but it just doesn't start up. I'm getting an error which says "Driver cannot be loaded, re-install the program may fix the issue" in that program , tried every single version in their official site but none of them works it even starts up it still gives some errors. That guy already managed to get it 3.3Ghz changing these bits values of the PLL Chip also the PLL Chip model is already found for Hp ProLiant M110 G6 Server by that guy, which I guess it is this one "cv183-2a" (https://www.idt.com/document/dst/cv183-2a-datasheet ). There's the link of that post: https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/4x7os9/how_i_succeeded_in_overclocking_on_a_motherboard/d732plm/ Also here's some test I did for 10 minutes with Aida's System Stability Test: Any help would greatly be appreciated!
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I have a spare server I'm not using. Is there a way to cache some of my streaming services (ie. HBO Max, Hulu, Netflix) for a rainy day? Especially if I am having an internet/power outage or slow internet (I have cable internet, so sometimes slows down during peak usage hours.) I know you can do this with services like Steam, Origin, & Ubisoft. I have my doubts, but it doesn't hurt to ask. Possibly something like an Edge-CDN? (Might have that wrong.) Thanks in advance for any advice!
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Hey guys! This is my first time on the forum so forgive me if I put this in the wrong place. Basically I am a photographer videographer and I used to just do file management on my one custom built pc that had a 1tb nvme ssd and a 4tb hdd to the back for archival storage, however 2 things happened over the past 3 ish years. 1, I have since purchased a second computer, a laptop, a macbook, an ipad, and inherited an old prebuilt dell from a relative. )The macbook and 2nd computer have been added more recently, so I havent needed a purpose to purchase a new nas to run my storage off of, as the one computer sufficed and then any projects I would upload to my google drive. As time has gone on, Ive thought about taking the sleeping machine back on another few trips around the sun while in high school to manage my files. I currently opperate a wix webpage for my photography, but I would like to be able to use the feature of connecting over the internet to the wix webpage. (I have a little bit of experience with java so I can figure out some way for the data to access an application on the computer eventually) but in the meantime it would be nice to just have the portable access to where if Im on my home network I can port into that computer and have it upload and download files as needed, so after a big photography trip I can upload all my photos from my mac while upstairs and then sort through them at a later date. Looking into it, I found a few different options for me. I could purchase a new 4-drive g-technology for myself and connect that to my computer, or I can (for much cheaper) purchase a drive bay with some p-cie - sata adapters and connect the bay to the board that way. It wouldnt be able to run raid, but honestly other than the main hard drive that the computer boots off of its all going to be archival storage with not much going on there. Either way, I would like to just have this setup in my basement off my desk constantly running to where all I would need to have is a monitor so I can watch as my files are preserved for however long the ssd's last. Either way. Im looking for sudgestions on how you would run this system. Is there an application that could be cheap or free that either boots on linux or windows that I can then turn into my controller for the drives, or is there some service (Like google drive) that I can pay a few bucks a year for the software to local host my data. I can follow up with photos once I am at my house after school today (Gotta love the college experience) Any help is greatly appreciated. I would like to quickly mention that yes, I have watched linus's videos on turning your old pc into a server, but most of them are from a few years back and the companies that (potentially) were free back then have started charging an arm and a leg for their software, that is subscription based. Amazon links to what I would purchase if I were to build my own enclosure: Rack Drive Bays Sata Port Potential 1 Sata Port Potential 2 Sata Port Potential 3
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I have a 300GB VHDX file that I need to transfer and convert to a new ProxMox server, that has default installation settings. The issues I am running into: 1. The local directory is max 240Gb and I need to know how to transfer the file that's 300GB (whatever that looks like) to the ProxMox server. 2. LVM storage and why I can't use it to store files 3. Creating a VM within ProxMopx with that converted Vhdx file I NEED YOU TO TALK TO ME LIKE I'M A DUMMY, I'M VERY NEW TO THIS. I keep running into people saying things like "just allocate a new file system with CMD" but not explaine how to do it. Thanks for any help! The server has a 1TB drive in it
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I've heard that windows server is more secure etc than the normal consumer windows, but it is still useable as an normal everyday operating system. I currently run win 10 pro, but i have a key for the windows server 2019. So should i use that instead of the windows pro?
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We purchased a new Dell PowerEdge R250 server for one of our business customers. In that new server is a 1TB SSD with no OS installed. They currently own a 10+ year old Dell PowerEdge T320 with Windows Server 2019 Essentials installed and activated. We have created a Virtual Hard Disk using Disk2vhd and ultimately want to spin up that VM on the hard drive in the new server. What kind of host OS needs to be installed to run the VHD made from the previous server's hard drive? Can it be activated with the same license key as the guest OS (the one activated in the VHD that was created from the previous server's hard drive)? If not, and we only get to migrate the activation key from the previous server's hard drive to be used in the guest OS on the new hard drive, does that mean we have to pay for another activation key for the host OS on the new hard drive?
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Hey so i need some advice on how to go about things the best way Everything is remote , and we need about 6 (may vary )PC's to backup to a server so some will be strait from the pc's and other will be from a NAS drive Locally with that persons computer How is the best way to get the data on the NAS Drives to the 'Master Backup server' and to do it automatically so everything on that NAS will back up to it without manually moving anything I drew and attached quick and dirty diagram to try and help explain it , we are pretty sure it will be a Cloud based Master backup through AWS or something similar . any help or recommendations appreciated , any questions just ask Thanks
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Hi LTT forum. I recently bought a FUJITSU PRIMERGY RX2520 M1 (12 FRONT LFF Bay) to upgrade my existing NAS that currently run TRUENAS Scale 23 but with consumer hardware from an old PC I had lying around. After my purchase I upgraded the server with a second CPU (XEON E5-2420 v2), 48GB of ECC REGISTERED RAM and 8 18TB Seagate Exos X18 Enterprise drives. After that upgrade I tried to install TRUENAS on a dual SSD connected to my hot swappable bay at the front. I can go through the whole process of installation and after the reboot needed, I can see in the BIOS my two boot entries TRUENAS-0 and TRUENAS-1 but none of them let me exit the bios. My first though did goes to the RAID card installed by default, I switched the RAID card by 2 LSI 9300-8I in IT Mode with no success. I tried other OS with no luck at the moment: - Ubuntu server 16 - Ubuntu server 23 - Proxmox VE 8.1 - openSUSE - Windows 10 - Truenas SCALE 23.10.1.3 I'm at the limit of my knowledge right now. Does anyone have any idea? Video of the problem:
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I'm in the process of buying parts for my unRAID build which will run Plex. This is my build. It's my first time building a PC and all is straightforward to me except choosing the PSU. I need help finding the right one that will support at least 8 SATA HDDs for expandability. Such a system doesn't require more than 500w-550w. What confuses me is the SATA power connector having multiple connectors on it. I think this is called daisy chaining and I'm wondering if there will be sufficient amount of power to connect say 4 drives on one strip. Wouldn't I need 1 strip per HDD? I don't think such a power supply exists. I don't really know how to express my concern in a different way but in a nutshell, I have no clue what I'm doing when selecting the right PSU and I need some help choosing one that will be able to power all my components (1 HDD for now in my build but expanding slowly to 8 or more drives through time). On PcPartPicker I was selecting the filter for the number of SATA connectors I need, at least 8 connectors. Not sure if that's the correct approach.
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I have been trying FOR DAYS to get a home server up and running using the godawful ISP-provided ZTE F670L (Datasheet PDF Link). Not only that but the dashboard (or control panel) has so many spelling mistakes, sentences that make no sense at all, Wi-Fi devices cannot communicate with devices on LAN, etc. Since I live in Egypt, I cannot get another router/modem that supports a fibre cable (GPON). I thought about getting a new router/modem, connecting that to my ISP-provided piece of garbage, and using the better product to manage the network. The problem is, I am pretty new to all of this, and I did my research and narrowed my options to either the Archer C86 AC1900 or the Archer VR2100 AC2100, both from TP-Link (which I assume is a trusted manufacturer). Which of these options is better for my situation, and how can I connect the two devices (my ISP garbage and the new device) to achieve what I want? I would be very grateful if any of you wizards out there could help. Thanks!
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Hello LTT forums, I live in France and I'm sharing with this community a project that was proposed by multiple "intervenants" (people who teach us subjects at school) to us who are in a apprenticeship school Our current state in IT infrastructure is limited, meaning only the basics are given to us (access to internet, power and school outlook) The direction has approved of this project with others of the head of our school to engange to deploy a IT infrastructure for our needs in education Since most of us are students, and we learn computer technology, we have to bring our own laptops capable to do emulation (vmware workstation, cisco packet tracer & more) Some of our tutors have been happily discarding their old IT equipement to this project (dell / HPE servers, cisco switches, etc) instead of recycling them or throwing them away. We already have an agreement where we can install a 25u rack with the servers given to us, We would like to host a primary vsphere server that would be for administration, and two secondary ones for the students and teachers to access remotely This would enable the "intervenants" / teachers to prepare in advance courses for classes on subjects of virtualisation or networking, and would also enable us students to connect on the network to discover the technology What would you recommend?
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Hi all! So I noticed a few weeks ago that my home network would “crash” occasionally whenever I would try to stream content via Plex on my local network. My client is a 2nd Gen AppleTV 4K. One behavior was: After starting playback, the content would load, but shortly after my server and home network would go offline. All devices would loose connection until my router came back online. The routers would not “reboot” per se, at least according to the status LEDs, but they completely lost connection. Another behavior was: Playback would start fine, but usually after a few minutes, playback would stutter and a “your connection to the server is not fast enough” message would appear. Sometimes it would stabilize, other times it would just lag and crash the network again. Server: 2018 Mac mini running Plex Media Server v.1.87.2.87-87488d5a Router: 2x Linksys Velop MX4200 Anyway, the solution seems to have been to ENABLE “Priority By Device” in my Linksys Smart Wifi App. Assigning my server to the priority list seems to have completely stabilized my network. I watched Oppenheimer (4K @ ~45Mbps), an episode of Bobs Burgers, and am currently watching South Park while typing this. The network appears completely stable. tldr: If you have a Linksys router and your network is crashing when watching Plex, add your server to the “Priority By Device” list in your Linksys Smart Wifi App.
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Hello everyone. I'm kind of in an uncomfortable situation. I need some dedicated help in getting Home Assistant, Unraid, and PiHole up and running. read on for more details. I wanted to have a Home Assistant setup for my workshop. I didn’t know it at the time, but that’s what I needed. Through a series of conversations (and roughly $700 later) I had enough equipment to set up an Unraid server, and have two tablet computers to run my home assistant (inside unraid) and two dashboards. They're just sitting in my home office doing nothing. The person who recommended all this equipment to me was willing to help me get everything up and running, but he had a personal emergency and now isn't able to help me complete the setup. I'm super-duper green when it comes to this kind of stuff... so much so that I'm finding it hard to follow tutorials, as they seem to require a base level of understanding I don't have. I'm fairly technical, but most of my computer knowledge revolves around tinkering in the files system. I just don't have the grid for networking and custom computing. This leaves me with a server that I somehow managed to get up and running properly (I think) and a home assistant VM that, while technically might also be installed correctly, I have no idea how to integrate all my devices (cameras, lights, air monitors, outlets, 3d printer). I was also trying to get Pi-Hole up and running as a VM as well tonight, but literally 1 minute into the video I was already lost. So the good news: Most of this is ready to go, I just need help in figuring out...... how to use it, I think. Pi-Hole is the only thing that hasn't been started yet. Mods: If this is the wrong place to post this, my sincerest apologies. I'd love a tip on where to go to get assistance if the post has to come down.
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I have a question. Does Intel Xeon Gold 5115 Processor(DL360 Gen10 Server) supports a HPE 64gb ddr4-2933 CAS-21-21-21 RDIMM Memory? Does anyone tried to install on it? Thanks!
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Hi All, Me and my friend run a remote game server and for the past week have been unable to access it due to both version of Microsoft remote desktop getting stuck on these securing/configuring screens for up to two mintues before showing a black screen and ultimately disconnecting. I've searched around and all the error code brings uup is an unknown reason for disconnection. We knew it wasn't really very stable to being with and id intend to install TeamViewer and acces the server machine remotely that way, however, this isn't possible anymore due to the fact that our current means of access has been effectively wiped out. If anyone has any sugegstions fo things that we could try to try and fix this before either of us have the chance to be on site with the machine, I would be most appreciative. If it comes down to a fresh install of Server 2016 and the addition of Team Viewer, just reply with that and I'll mark as resolved. TIA
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Hi guys, im looking to pick up a budget server mobo and corresponding CPU, it doesn't need to be anything flash but does require the following: -ECC Ram support -a minimum of 2X8 pcie lanes (16x 2 slots with minimum 8 lanes each) for SAS and SFP+ cards NVME m.2 slot In my local market I have found this: ASRock C236M WS Micro ATX https://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=C236M WS#Specifications
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Hello, LTT Forum Community! I'm on the brink of embarking on an exciting project to set up a home server and would greatly appreciate your collective expertise to guide me through some decisions. Given the constraints of apartment living, where space is at a premium and modifications to the property are off-limits, I'm leaning towards a compact yet powerful setup. My vision includes a small form factor PC discreetly placed under my TV cabinet, complemented by a hard drive enclosure for NAS purposes. Here's what I aim to achieve with my server: Implement ad-blocking using Pi-hole or a similar service. Support at least four simultaneous video streams on Plex. Run a VPN server, specifically something along the lines of Vmess/Vless. Facilitate occasional light gaming on my TV, including Switch emulation and party games. Hosting my website(s). Explore additional services, such as smart home integrations. Potential Hardware Configuration: PC Option: Minisforum UM790 Pro 7940HS Mini PC. Storage Solution: Ugreen 5 Bay RAID Enclosure USB-C to SATA HDD SSD – UGREEN. Hard Drives: 3 or 4 Seagate Iron Wolf 8TB drives, contemplating RAID 5 or RAID 6 setup. I saw a video telling me to leave a bay or two empty for future expansions. Key Questions: RAID Configuration: Given the built-in RAID support of the Ugreen enclosure, should I opt for hardware RAID or would software RAID be more reliable? I'm concerned about the potential for data loss if the RAID controller fails, and I've read mixed opinions on the resilience of software RAID in such scenarios. PC Choice: Should I go with the Minisforum PC, or would building a custom ITX PC be a better route? Having previously built a mATX PC, I'm a bit hesitant about navigating the intricacies of a smaller ITX build. Alternatively, are there other solutions I should consider? Budget-wise, I'm aiming for a balance between cost-effectiveness and meeting my project's requirements. I'm open to investing in quality components that provide value without being excessively pricey. I'm eager to hear your thoughts, recommendations, and any personal experiences that could help steer this project toward success. Thank you for taking the time to read my post and for any advice you can provide!
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Hey Everyone, I recently bought a M3 pro Macbook pro for video editing and now I want use my old laptop (Asus ROG GL502 VM core i7-6700HQ with GTX 970m) as a NAS. I am completely new to this topic so here are some things that I can not figure out. 1 - I have around 5 external HDDs. is USB connection enogh for the speed? 2 - I want to be able to read and write files from my macbook, Do I have to format them all and lose current files on them? 3 - I want to be able to access them both in my house and remotely. but in house I want to be able to access the files more directly. what is the best solotion? 4 - I know I am missing alot of things so I would appreciate If you could help me out with it.
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I'm new to servers, so I'm looking for recommendations that would fulfill my purposes. I'm trying to use the NAS for file storage, virtualizing OSs, and hosting a media server like Plex. I was thinking of getting a 4-bay server and filling 2 slots with 16TB 7200RPM drives so I have both adequate size and future upgradeability. It's also not required, but being able to have an NVMe drive as a cache would definitely be nice. I have heard that the DS923+ is a solid option but If anybody knows of any systems as well as drive options that would work well for my purposes i'd appreciate the advice.
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Howdy! I plan to run a Minecraft server on my windows PC for some friends... but I want to do it safely. Some people recommend Cloudflare, and some people recommend a VPN or some just using a firewall with exceptions for the Minecraft port. Does anyone have experience or knowledge of how to safely port forward it? My initial plan was to port forward a VPN as I would also be running a homelab with a NAS and a couple other resources I'd like to access outside of my home network, but some people say it's still not safe and I just want to know the opinion of someone who has done similar themselves and could give me advice. Thanks in advance!
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Good afternoon LTT Community, I come to you looking for some guidance I'm looking into purchasing a server for my medium / small business in order to act as our Quickbooks Desktop hosting server and be able to access it anywhere, I'd like a server to be able to handle at least 30 simultaneous RemoteApp users running Quickbooks Desktop Enterprise as well as 10 users on the local network. I'm familiar with running shared access on a local network from a regular pc, but deploying this kind of solution is completely foreign to me and I don't know where to start, specially when it comes to the equipment since I want the operations to run as smoothly and reliably as possible. Budget is not a limitation but I'd want something that could suffice my current demands and with upgrade options for the future. Looking forward to the replies, Thanks!!
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LTT Storage Rankings Topic Welcome to the LTT Storage Rankings! The purpose of this topic is to show off cool storage builds, to inspire with what you show and be inspired by what you see. And of course, also talk about those builds, ask their owners questions and all that good stuff. Criteria System capacity of 10 TB or more 5 storage drives or more: We don't count OS drives, we also do not count cache drives, nor external USB drives. External SAS enclosures connected via SFF-8088 count, however. Drobos, Thunderbolt enclosures etc.: If they have a management interface which makes them somewhat autonomous, they count. It does not matter whether your storage drives is an SSD or an HDD, as long as it is used for storage. Don't forget to indicate vendor and drive size for all your drives for our statistics (see also below). For cases not covered here, we reserve the right to adjust the rules as needed to protect the spirit of the thread. It has to be a single system (everything running off of a single motherboard). Do not post your company server (except the ones from Linus Media Group ;)), this is for private systems. Pictures of the hardware required. That's the primary point of this thread, after all. Use looney's post as a template. Write a nice post about your system, give us some details on the nitty gritty inner workings of your beast. Make sure to give all the needed info for the statistics (Operating system, storage system, HDD vendors and sizes etc.) Ranking System The rankings are based on ranking points, which are calculated as follows: ranking_points = system_capacity ⨯ ln(system_drive_count) with ln(system_drive_count) being the natural logarithm of the number of drives in the system. Rationales Minimum Requirements Having both the 10 TB and the 5 drive minimum rules allows us to prevent being spammed by systems with a single or two huge HDDs (10 terabyte HDDs are a reality now, after all), while still allowing systems which were put together with smaller drives (or SSDs) to get into the list. Ranking Points Basically, this thread is about awesome storage systems, and we think that capacity isn't the only thing which determines how cool a storage machine is. Chances are that a system with a bit less capacity but quite a few more drives might be more interesting to look at. Therefore, the number of drives also counts. However, we don't want somebody buying a ton of small cheap drives to outrank somebody who's bought a hugely expensive system with fewer big drives, which is why towards the upper end of the scale, the number of drives starts to no longer matter as much (see examples below). Example for Large Systems System 1: 100 TB capacity, 50 ⨯ 2 TB drives: 391.2 ranking points System 2: 150 TB capacity, 30 ⨯ 5 TB drives: 510.2 ranking points Amount of drives required for system 1 to surpass system 2, assuming capacities for both systems and drive count for system 2 stay the same: 165 drives, resulting in 510.6 ranking points. Capacity weighs much heavier than drive count as it grows, the influence of the number of drives on the ranking points falls prey to the law of diminishing returns. Example for Smaller Systems System 3: 14 TB capacity, 7 ⨯ 2 TB drives: 27.2 ranking points System 4: 15 TB capacity, 5 ⨯ 3 TB drives: 24.1 ranking points Drive count has a higher weight for such systems, system 3 ranks ahead of system 4 despite having less total capacity. Identical Ranking Points For systems with identical ranking points, post date is the ranking factor (more specifically: post number). Since no posts can have the same number, this is sufficient for unambiguous ranking. Script The rankings and plots are generated by a Python script, which can be found on alpenwasser's github here. Capacity Calculation We count raw storage as advertised on the drives. So, if you have 10 ⨯ 1 TB drives, that counts as 10 TB of storage. Smaller Systems Not everybody needs a big server, and even smaller systems can be cool and interesting (or noteworthy, as we put it below). For such systems we have a secondary list, so feel free to post your machine even if it doesn't quite meet the ranking criteria outlined above. Please still use the template post for your system, and stick to the rest of the criteria as applicable to your machine. External Sites This thread is inspired by the one on the [H]ard Forum, where you can find many huge systems as well. The Dutch thread on Gathering of Tweakers is also worth a look, although it is in Dutch, obviously. Serve the Home is also a great place for all things storage. Support/Bugs At the moment, @alpenwasser is the primary maintainer of the script and stats, so contact him about that kind of thing.
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I just bought a server from Lenovo. my current desired uses are. NAS (TrueNAS/OMV/Unraid). host Games like 7days to die, minecraft modded, Palworld Drive-like Software (like Nextcloud files). To eventually share files with my friends or between my devices. Photoprism. To back up my photos and videos from my phone and my family. Media Server (Plex or Jellyfin). I would like to perform well on the transcoding of 4K media. Radarr/Sonarr. An automatic media download service to feed my media server. Adblocker (Pi-hole). An instance of Pi-hole for my local network. VPN Hypervisor. Proxmox to deploy some personal projects/containers. Any monitoring service to review that everything is running smoothly. Seedbox possible AI model training in the future Some way to share some cpu and gpu power for my friends with really old hardware but good internet? Most of the list comes from this form post, but shares similar uses. Overall here are my specs. I wasnt really sure if i missed anything id need to even have it run after installing an os. Any tips or suggestions are welcome! Base 1 x ThinkSystem V3 1U 4x3.5" Chassis 1 x Operating mode selection for: "Maximum Performance Mode" Processors 1 x ThinkSystem AMD EPYC 9124 16C 200W 3.0GHz Processor 1 x ThinkSystem SR645 V3/SR635 V3 1U High Performance Heatsink Memory 2 x ThinkSystem 32GB TruDDR5 4800MHz (2Rx8) RDIMM-A Storage 1 x Select Storage devices - no configured RAID required 1 x ThinkSystem RAID 540-8i PCIe Gen4 12Gb Adapter 1 x ThinkSystem 1U/2U 4x3.5" SAS/SATA Backplane PCI 1 x ThinkSystem Broadcom 57454 10GBASE-T 4-port PCIe Ethernet Adapter 1 x ThinkSystem V3 1U x16/x16 BF PCIe Gen5 Riser1 1 x ThinkSystem V3 1U MS LP+LP BF Riser Cage Power 1 x ThinkSystem 1800W 230V Platinum Hot-Swap Gen2 Power Supply 1 x 2.8m, 10A/100-250V, C13 to IEC 320-C14 Rack Power Cable Others 6 x ThinkSystem V3 1U Standard Fan Option Kit v2 1 x ThinkSystem Toolless Slide Rail Kit v2 1 x ThinkSystem 1U Front VGA Cable 1 x ThinkSystem SR645 V3 MB 1 x High voltage (200V+) 1 x ThinkSystem 1U 4x3.5" SAS/SATA HDD Type Label 1 x ThinkSystem WW Lenovo LPK 1 x XCC Label 1 x ThinkSystem SR645 V3 Agency Label without CCC & ES Mark 1 x ThinkSystem logo Label 1 x ThinkSystem large Label for non-24x2.5"/12x3.5"/10x2.5" 1 x ThinkSystem Response time Service Label LI 1 x ThinkSystem SR645 V3 Service Label for WW 1 x ThinkSystem SR645 V3 model name Label 1 x ThinkSystem 1800W Pt Power Rating Label WW 1 x ThinkSystem 1U SFF RAID to Front 4x3.5" Backplane SAS/SATA G4 Cable 1 x ThinkSystem SR645 Power Cable to Front 4x 3.5" SAS/SATA 4x 3.5" AnyBay v2 1 x Non-Redundant 1 x ThinkSystem 1U 4x3.5" Media Bay without External Diagnostics Port 4 x ThinkSystem 1x1 3.5" HDD Filler 2 x ThinkSystem 1U MS Fan Dummy 1 x ThinkSystem MS CPU Dummy 1 x ThinkSystem OCP3 Filler 1 x ThinkSystem V2 1U Package 1 x ThinkSystem CFF V4 PSU Dummy 1 x ThinkSystem 1U MS LP Riser Filler 1 x ThinkSystem SR645 V3 Absolut-RoW RoT Module 1 x Configuration ID 01 1 x ThinkSystem RAID 540-8i PCIe Gen4 12Gb Adapter Placement 1 x Controller 01 1 x Configuration ID 01 Security 1 x TPM 2.0 with Secure Boot 1 x Enable IPMI-over-LAN ThinkSystem M.2 NVMe 2-Bay RAID Adapter for storage i got x2 western digital black nvme m.2 1TB and 4 Seagate IronWolf Pro, 22 TB, Enterprise NAS
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Hey guys, I’m upgrading from 256 gigs to installing 8x128GB 3200 MHz ram into my Asus WRX80E Sage and for some reason 7x128 posts but installing the eighth causes the motherboard to cycle codes, I’ve seen C2, 66, 44, 01, dE, etc. it doesn’t matter the stick or the slot, as long as 7/8 are installed it works. I’ve removed all my GPUs say for one output and I’m thinking maybe the motherboard is still trying to recognize all 8 slots so right now I’m waiting for something to happen. The VGA light is on right now…
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Budget (including currency): 16,000 GBP [Ideally under] Country: UK Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Primarily Deep Learning on image data, Frameworks: PyTorch, TensorFlow Other details: I have two systems spec'ed out from a workstation vendor, and I am looking for advice on where I can save some money. System 1: [rack mount server unit] Server + Motherboard + PSU : ASUS ESC4000 E10 - 2U / 2x CPU / 4x GPU / 1x M.2 / Front side: 2x 2.5" NVMe + 6 x 2.5/3.5" SATA / 2 x 1600W redundant PSUs CPU(s) : 2x Intel Xeon Silver 4310, Ice Lake, 12 Core, 24 Threads, 2.10GHz, 3.30GHz Turbo, 18MB Cache, 120W RAM : 128GB (16x 8GB) ECC Reg DDR4 3200MHz GPU(s) : 48GB NVIDIA A6000 X 2 with NVLink Storage (Main) : 960GB Micron 7450 PRO M.2 (22x80) Enterprise SSD, PCIe Gen4 1x4 NVMe, 5000MB/s Read, 1400MB/s Write, 520k/82k IOPS Storage (Secondary) : 1.92TB Micron 7450 PRO U.3 NVMe SSD, 2.5" 15mm, PCIe 4.0x4/U.3, 6800MB/s Read, 2700MB/s Write, 800k/120k IOPS + 16TB Seagate Exos Total : ~15,500 System 2: [workstation] Motherboard: ASUS PRO WS W790E-SAGE SE - 2x 10 GbE, 1x 1 GbE, 6x USB-A, 2x USB-C PSU: Corsair HX1500i, Silent, 80PLUS PLATINUM CPU(s) : Intel Xeon W5-3435X, 16 Core, 32 Threads, 112 PCIe Lanes, 3.1GHz, 4.7GHz Turbo, 45MB Cache RAM : 128GB (8x 16GB) ECC Reg DDR5 4800MHz GPU(s) : 48GB NVIDIA A6000 X 2 with NVLink Storage (Main) : 2TB Samsung 980 PRO NVMe PCIe 4.0, 7000MB/s Read, 5000MB/s Write, 1000K IOPS Storage (Secondary) : 12TB Seagate ST12000NE0008 IronWolf Pro, 3.5" NAS HDD, SATA3 6Gb/s, 7200rpm, 256MB Total : ~14,000 Other points: 1. We may want to go up to 4 GPUs. 2. From my experience, mechanical drives aren't fast enough for Deep Learning use cases (GPU can't be fed fast enough from disk); what's a suitable SSD (SATA) alternate? or RAID config for HDDs? open to any other suggestions as well. Thanks !!
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