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As someone coming from Synology DSM I would also like to see this.

Not sure about more RAM. My work computer has 16 GB and I don't feel it compared to the 8 GB at home. So 32 GB should be enough. Yeah RDP/VNC could be viable. Maybe I could buy a PCIe 1x GPU to make it more easy.

Hello, I am planing a VM "server". First of all what I'm planing to do is to have 4 VMs: [*]"Work VM": everything work related. I'm a Software Developer and Project Manager. Debian 8 [*]"Work VM Dev": a clone of the "Work VM" but for testing new features, updates etc. Debian 8+ [*]"Game VM": Windows games nothing to fancy mainly Diablo 3 and World of Warcraft. Win 10 [*]"Private VM": My daily driver. Debian 8 My current system (2600K, 8GB, 250 GB 840) however can't handle it because of A. no VT-d and B. not enough RAM. So after 5 years of use I'm planing a new one. I wanted to wait until Skylake-E or Skylake-EP came out but I don't see any advantage in doing so anymore. So I configured a ECC and non-ECC system. I will only post the ECC system because the price difference is only around 135-140 € so I'll go with that. CPU: Intel Xeon E5-1650 v4, 6x 3.60GHz, boxed (BX80660E51650V4) RAM: Kingston ValueRAM DIMM Kit 32GB, DDR4-2400, CL17-17-17, reg ECC (KVR24R17S8K4/32) Board: ASRock Rack EPC612D4U (I thought about going with the EPC612D4U-2T8R but I don't need 10 GBit within the next 5 years) Flash drive: SanDisk Cruzer Fit 8GB SSD: 850 Evo 1 TB What I will take from the old system: PSU: Seasonic X-Series Fanless X-460FL 460W Case: Aerocool DS Cube Cooling: Custom kit from Alphacool GPU: EVGA GTX 660 Ti FTW Signature 2 Display: Dell U2713H So what do you think of this build? Is it ok or should I buy something else, do you see any problem with the hardware and unraid or will it work with my proposed use case? Looking forward to hearing from you