#ServeTheHome takes a look at the first 1-liter PC to (unofficially) support 128GB of RAM, the Lenovo M75q Tiny Gen5.
reviewed unit has an AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 8700GE processor, 35 watt TDP.
overall a very promising Proxmox box, only stumbling blocks are that it still ships with 1Gbps ethernet, and SATA is no longer supported.
Apparently the #servethehome guy is a big baby and deletes all the Youtube comments that mention #xAI Memphis smog problem. What a bootlicker.
done reading #ServeTheHome
they dig into WAY too much highend enterprise shit, just do not give a fuck anymore.
I wish they did more SOHO / homelab / small business level content again. Something ACTUALLY interesting.
If anyone knows of a tech site that covers gear/releases/reviews from companies like MikroTik/Ubiquiti/similar-tier stuff, I'd love to know.
Not to mention they fucked over RSS readers by shoving the entire article into just a link now. And their captcha form is broken. done.
@hohokam I think its generally accepted now that the time of the pi is over as its price for the 5 has increased to such a point there are equally low power x86 systems available in the similar ballpark price wise.
Look into the #tinyminimicro series from #servethehome and intel n100 small form factor pcs.
A new #ServeTheHome review just dropped:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tU9z2NP2OCI
CRS510-8XS-2XQ-IN
Got Burned by #Broadcom killing #ESXi for #Homelab?
It looks like #ServeTheHome is going to do dives on alternatives!
How to Start Stop and List #Proxmox VE #VirtualMachines via the CLI https://www.servethehome.com/how-to-start-stop-and-list-proxmox-ve-virtual-machines-via-the-cli/
Welcome to the ProxMox fold everyone
@jamesjguthrie I was looking at minisforum’s other SFF’s last year but never committed. When I saw the MS-01 announced, the specs, and seemingly positive rundown and mini-review from #ServeTheHome , I decided it was past time to do it.
Recent #ServeTheHome video on a Simply NUC device: The 2.5-inch SATA drive bay shouldn't be used and should go away.
A 2.5-inch SATA drive is perfect for a boot device if you are running ESXi or Proxmox, that way you can leave the NVMe SSD for VM use. Or, if you want a NUC to be used for lightweight NVR or DVR storage, higher capacity 2.5-inch HDD or SSD is much cheaper than 2+ TB NVMe SSDs.
Something being useless to you doesn't mean that it's useless for everyone.
#ServeTheHome has published some more dazzling deets on the Microsoft Azure Cobalt 100 processor. The processor is using Neoverse N2 cores.
It's not the highest performing cores, but it's not the weakest of the available server- or cloud-oriented cores either.
https://www.servethehome.com/microsoft-azure-cobalt-100-128-core-arm-neoverse-n2-cpu-launched/
@astraluma I guess So I guess Patrick from #ServeTheHome is a really big #egg...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bx4_QCX_khU&list=PLC53fzn9608B-MT5KvuuHct5MiUDO8IF4
Personally, I do like the fact that #ServeTheHome isn't just doing #HardwarePorn like #LinusTechTips but also looking at more affordable and reasonable options.
#ReUse & #UseLonger are not only cheaper but also more envoirmentally friendly, and from my personal experience, getting some relatively-new #ThinClient that may even be #fanless is a cheao, easy and useful starting point for a #MiniServer...
Double yikes in CPU vulnerabilities! Both articles are from #ServeTheHome
#Intel DOWNFALL Ultra-Scary #AVX2 and #AVX512 Side channel Attack Discovered
New Inception Vulnerability Impacts ALL #AMD Zen CPUs Yikes
https://www.servethehome.com/new-inception-vulnerability-impacts-all-amd-zen-cpus-yikes-phantom/
Just got the #TrueNAS Mini X+ that I ordered and glad to see the tamper stickers are no longer placed on the back of the device (something that #ServeTheHome had brought up in their review).
Also, it's a small thing, but I'm so glad they included two Ethernet cables. I was actually going to be short one since I wanted to use the IPMI interface as well.
@toni Not sure if you’re familiar with #ServeTheHome They have many in-depth reviews of fanless #pfSense boxes. The reviews usually include tips on what to look for, i.e., processors, better thermals, etc. The link below is a review of two seemingly ‘identical’ boxes; how they went about purchasing them, what they would look for, where they might spend a little extra, and why. I believe their site can help better inform a purchase decision. https://www.servethehome.com/two-fanless-intel-celeron-n5105-4x-2-5gbe-options-reviewed/
雖然他在介紹的是 Asrock 的 AM5 伺服器平台
但是最後一段的內容我還是想要摘要起來XDD
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請不要在設計產品的時候，在產品名裡面加入"/"，你知道"/"沒辦法被用在 Windows 檔案檔案命名也在網頁面上會有問題
...
如果可以多用"-"
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一早在聽 #ServeTheHome 介紹這台機器
算是當背景在聽
聽到最後一段講這些
有點會心一笑
然後也努力在想有哪些 3C 產品命名有用"/"
好像蠻多主機板還是會用
但一時之間想不到例子
昨天看完這部
@servethehome@youtube.com
介紹了 DDR5 在 RDIMM 、UDIMM 還有 DDR4 的差別
簡單文摘：
1. 過去 RDIMM 的機器是可以插 UDIMM的，但是 DDR5 RDIMM 輸入電壓是 12V 、UDIMM 是 5V，插槽上防呆也不一樣
2.DDR5本身協定是 ECC on-chip，而 ECC DDR5 則是 ECC on-Module
然後
現在有支援 CXL 的機器
可以透過 CXL 擴充與系統記憶體同等延遲的記憶體容量，而不需要讓 CPU 增加記憶體通道
#ECC 功能真的是 Allen 會直接選擇 DDR5 的最大誘因
#Allen講看看
#servethehome
#DDR5 #DDR4 #RDIMM #UDIMM #CXL
#台灣Vtuber #Vtubers #Vtuber #taiwan
@bashfulrobot The #servethehome YouTube channel/website has a bunch of in-depth reviews of several models.
IIS web sites and SQL databases migrated from a desktop style HP Proliant to a tiny #MinisForum #UM350.
Other than weight, mostly incremental upgrades.
33.5 lbs -> 2.79 lbs
i3 4150 (3.5 Ghz dual core 54W 2017) -> Ryzen 3550H (2.1-3.7Ghz quad core 35W 2019)
8GB DDR3 --> 16GB DDR4 (though 2GB seems to be reserved for GPU; need to tweak that at some point...)
Server 2012 R2 -> Server 2022 DataCenter
