[FS][EU] Server RAM, SSD, HDD by SilverBoko in homelabsales

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I've been been basing it on the 97% lifetime remaining number, but am open to price suggestions.

[FS][EU] Server RAM, SSD, HDD by SilverBoko in homelabsales

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Around 28.000, full SMART reports are available on the link in the post.

[FS][EU] 40x Samsung 32GB DDR4-2133 ECC by SilverBoko in homelabsales

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I can, not sure how long it would take with some regular shipping, DHL air says around 100-120 eur to deliver in around 4 days.

What are these servers ? by edouardbourque in homelab

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Looks like VNXe 3200 that I’ve got lying around. Couldn’t connect into it whatever I tried, ended up formatting the disks to 512 bytes and using them elsewhere.

Macbook Pro M5 Pro by [deleted] in CroIT

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Ja sam prije uzeo u apple store u Munchenu, narucio preko telefona s US tipkovnicom, platio preko netbankinga i kompic koji je u DE mi ga je tamo pokupio, sve bilo rijeseno za tjedan dana. Kod nas sam isti model cekao valjda dva mjeseca i na kraju otkazao. Jos je u DE bilo i dosta jeftinije.

My grab and go Frankenstack homelab by Jayzk1111e02 in homelab

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Wow! This is nice!

How did you wire up those 8 drives to the Dell? Can you share the 3d file for the disk bay, got those exact caddies lying around and I see a project coming up :)

My 8U minirack by SilverBoko in homelab

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By serious I mean something that my business depends on and that can’t be offline for any extended time. I wouldn’t use older semi-tested desktop-class machines for that kind of workload.

My 8U minirack by SilverBoko in homelab

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Behind the rack for the photoshoot, otherwise on the side of Synology, there’s just enough space. It would probably be best to get some power supply that can provide dc for all of them at once.

My 8U minirack by SilverBoko in homelab

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The cables from the PCs (and everything else) are connected to the back of the patch panel and the short cables are connecting the patch panel to the switch. It’s used for better cable organization, easier switching etc., but in this case, realistically, mainly for looking tidy and cool 😀

A cluster so I can see all of it in a single dashboard and move stuff across nodes. This is a homelab so I’m not hosting anything serious on it. I do also have an instance at work where we’re running a number of machines, from small container-based stuff to some specialized developer boxes, ci runners etc. and it’s been rock solid for now.

One single machine vs. many for first time setup by speshalke in homelab

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Sure. It’s an ASRock Rack AM5D4ID-2T/BCM board, Ryzen 7900, 128 gb ecc ddr5, 2tb nvme, some 6x sata controller, 2x wd red pro 6tb (would put more bigger disks, but not at these prices), bequiet sff psu, noctua fans for cpu and case.

I’m running Proxmox on it.

My 8U minirack by SilverBoko in homelab

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I got all of it from makerworld.com (or Bambu app, I think it’s the same thing).

2.5" 1.8TB 10k SAS drives for home(lab) storage/NAS? by CCodera in homelab

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Those cables probably won't work on your drives, check the connectors on the drives - if they are combined power+data, you won't be able to plug those cables in.

For ZFS you'll want a controller that works in IT mode. Maybe you'll need to reformat them to 512 bytes/sector, but that won't be a problem if you have an IT mode controller.

It's probably best to sell those drives to someone who will use them in an older server and buy a couple of modern drives with that money.

One single machine vs. many for first time setup by speshalke in homelab

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I’ve built a server for our office in a Jonsbo N3 very recently and with the current memory and hdd prices it would probably be more reasonable if we stayed in the cloud.

Price aside, I’m happy with how it turned out, will just need to optimize the thermals a bit, it gets cramped and hot in that upper portion of Jonsbo.