How is this build for a perforce server?

[revoconner]

I want a server for as cheap as possible with large ram capacity and high speed storage for running perforce in my office. What do you think of this build?

This machine doesn't runs 24/7 and is shut down at closing time.

 

PC part picker link

[another random person]

12 minutes ago, revoconner said:

I want a server for as cheap as possible with large ram capacity and high speed storage for running perforce in my office. What do you think of this build?

This machine doesn't runs 24/7 and is shut down at closing time.

 

PC part picker link

 

CORES
(more cpu cores recommended)

maybe for "as cheap as possible" go AMD FX

[revoconner]

1 minute ago, another random person said:

CORES
(more cpu cores recommended)

maybe for "as cheap as possible" go AMD FX

Perforce doesn't require much CPU power, and I'm sticking to intel for low tdp. Or is AMD FX low power too?

[another random person]

3 minutes ago, revoconner said:

Perforce doesn't require much CPU power, and I'm sticking to intel for low tdp. Or is AMD FX low power too?

if power usage is important to you then stick to intel

but i would recommend getting a better cpu (preferably quad core) and less of an overkill psu (350w should be more than enough)

[revoconner]

4 minutes ago, another random person said:

if power usage is important to you then stick to intel

but i would recommend getting a better cpu (preferably quad core) and less of an overkill psu (350w should be more than enough)

Ah thanks! Btw nice dp

[another random person]

1 minute ago, revoconner said:

Ah thanks! Btw nice dp

no problems 

 

[tt2468]

51 minutes ago, revoconner said:

I want a server for as cheap as possible with large ram capacity and high speed storage for running perforce in my office. What do you think of this build?

This machine doesn't runs 24/7 and is shut down at closing time.

 

PC part picker link

Using a closed loop is a HORRIBLE idea for servers. If it fails, there will be no one standing next to it to notice it.

[revoconner]

48 minutes ago, Kyle Manning said:

Using a closed loop is a HORRIBLE idea for servers. If it fails, there will be no one standing next to it to notice it.

It's not a remote server, it'll be kept in the office and connected via ethernet, being started and shut down each day. Anyway, how is CM 212 air cooler like? Or should I go stock since CPU  usage hardly exceeds 30% for perforce at all (currently using a virtualized single core from xeon 2699-V3). 

[Mayaa]

5 hours ago, revoconner said:

It's not a remote server, it'll be kept in the office and connected via ethernet, being started and shut down each day. Anyway, how is CM 212 air cooler like? Or should I go stock since CPU  usage hardly exceeds 30% for perforce at all (currently using a virtualized single core from xeon 2699-V3). 

I have the 212 with its stock cooler in my home server and its fine. Quiet enough to sleep a few feet next to it.

[revoconner]

6 hours ago, Mayaa said:

I have the 212 with its stock cooler

Didn't get that?

[Mayaa]

3 hours ago, revoconner said:

Didn't get that?

I meant fan, my bad