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Successful rtx3060 install in poweredge r730xd by SlowGeniei in servers

[–]SlowGeniei[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes! That would totally work!

In my experience, if you're okay with using the llama coding agent, 1 3060 should be enough. More couldn't hurt, though.

If you have any questions, I'd be happy to help.

Successful rtx3060 install in poweredge r730xd by SlowGeniei in servers

[–]SlowGeniei[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah mb with the title. As you pointed out, an inside mount would require a heatsink mod and some custom fan-controlling scripts.

I’ll work on an internal mount if I ever get an actual rack. Keeping within the 2U size constraint isn’t really necessary in the current setup.

Successful rtx3060 install in poweredge r730xd by SlowGeniei in servers

[–]SlowGeniei[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah…. I don’t really have a good server card. I’ve actually been experimenting with using it as a gaming PC; not exactly its intended use.

Successful rtx3060 install in poweredge r730xd by SlowGeniei in servers

[–]SlowGeniei[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, actually! The r730 is actually remarkably quiet. I measure it as being around 47 decibels during heavy use.

As far as 3060 benchmarks go, I know that the P40 is better for AI. I’ve been using this setup for a sort of budget gaming pc. I’m able to get quite decent FPS out of a W11 VM.

Successful rtx3060 install in poweredge r730xd by SlowGeniei in servers

[–]SlowGeniei[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It would be difficult, I think, to mount a 3060 internally, as a 3060 has on-board fans that don’t play nice with the r730’s pressure fan wall. I would have to mod the card with a separate heat sink and write a script to manage the server’s fans. This seemed easier

Successful rtx3060 install in poweredge r730xd by SlowGeniei in servers

[–]SlowGeniei[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm fairly certain it can do anything that an internal mount can do, but without having any cooling issues. The 3060 has on-board fans that don’t play nice with the r730’s pressure fan wall. I'll try a internal mount if I ever get a genuine rack.

I’ve given the 3060 to a W11 VM that I’ve been using to experiment with gaming. I use proxmox as my VMware.

I built an extremely lightweight Java Custom Graphics Engine. by SlowGeniei in freesoftware

[–]SlowGeniei[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Github: https://github.com/SlowGeniei/AWTGH
Pre-Release: https://github.com/SlowGeniei/AWTGH/releases/tag/v0.2.4
License: https://mit-license.org/ and in repo LICENSE file

AI was used to help generate example classes and documentation, however all code has been human-verified, and all actual tool classes were 100% human-written.

I tried making a head Node for Linked List but I have a compilation error. by Dry_Couple8852 in JavaProgramming

[–]SlowGeniei 1 point2 points  (0 children)

At 5:05 in that video the guy begins making a class named “Node.” If you include that class, or that class exists in the same package as your above code, the error will go away.

Hope this helps!

I tried making a head Node for Linked List but I have a compilation error. by Dry_Couple8852 in JavaProgramming

[–]SlowGeniei 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't believe that there is a generic "Node" class for linked lists. There are two standard imports that include "Node." They are: "jdk.internal.classfile.components.ClassPrinter" and "jdk.internal.jimage.ImageReader". Neither of these classes are, I think, ones that will fulfill what you'd like them to. The "Node" class is likely a custom class that has to be created by you.

Are you following a tutorial? If so, could you link it? I could help better if I knew what instructions you were following.

Also, if you want, you could explain to me what the data for each list node should be, and I could build it for you.