fr0stbyt3 16 Posted July 15, 2019 On 5/9/2019 at 7:49 PM, interwebtech said: StarTech.com 12U Adjustable Depth Open Frame 4 Post Server Rack with Casters/Levelers and Cable Management Hooks 4POSTRACK12U Black 2x StarTech.com 1U Adjustable Mounting Depth Vented Rack Mount Shelf CyberPower OR1500LCDRM1U 1U Rackmount UPS System NORCO 4U Rack Mount 24 x Hot-Swappable SATA/SAS 6G Drive Bays Server Rack mount RPC-4224 EVGA Supernova 850 G3, 80 Plus Gold 850W Modular Power Supply 220-G3-0850-X1 ASRock EP2C612 WS Motherboard 2x Intel Xeon E5-2620 v3 Six-Core Haswell Processor 2.4GHz LGA 2011-3 CPU 2x Intel LGA 2011-3 Cooling Fan/Heatsink 8x Crucial 8GB Single DDR4 2133 MT/s (PC4-2133) CL15 SR x4 ECC Registered DIMM CT8G4RFS4213 (64GB) 2x Samsung 970 EVO 1TB - NVMe PCIe M.2 2280 SSD (MZ-V7E1T0BW) 2x QNINE M.2 NVME SSD to PCIe adapter LSI Logic LSI00244 SAS 9201-16i 16Port 6Gb/s SAS/SATA Controller Card 1x NORCO Computer Parallel (reverse breakout) Cable (C-SFF8087-4S) 4x 10Gtek Internal Mini SAS SFF-8087 Cable, 0.5 Meter 2x Gigabit network adapters bonding to single interface Unraid OS Pro 6.x 1TB RAID1 Cache Pool 2x 8TB parity 15x HDD array @100TB I dig your case choice . You should show us what it looks like inside. Quote Share this post Link to post
Mattyfaz 4 Posted October 1, 2019 On 3/12/2019 at 3:29 PM, fr0stbyt3 said: This has been updated a little since these pictures were taken. I'll update here when I take new pictures. Mate that is stunning, I envy how good your server rack / case looks! Quote Share this post Link to post
mytime34 1 Posted October 29, 2019 Threadripper 2920x (12core/24thread) 32GB ram 10TB NMVE Cache 33TB spinners (24 drive array and SAS HBA, 8ea 3tb, 6ea 2tb) 10GB Ethernet Watercooled CPU (and soon video cards) Soon to be added (2ea GTX1070 FTW cards for VMs and rendering) Quote Share this post Link to post
HK-Steve 10 Posted October 29, 2019 44 minutes ago, mytime34 said: Threadripper 2920x (12core/24thread) 32GB ram 10TB NMVE Cache 33TB spinners (24 drive array and SAS HBA, 8ea 3tb, 6ea 2tb) 10GB Ethernet Watercooled CPU (and soon video cards) Soon to be added (2ea GTX1070 FTW cards for VMs and rendering) I do LIKE your white Thermaltake X9 case. I have 2x Black for some Crunching Rigs, They are AWESOME.. Quote Share this post Link to post
tential 2 Posted October 30, 2019 (edited) On 3/12/2019 at 7:40 AM, fr0stbyt3 said: It's a custom wood frame build roughly based on this guide. https://tombuildsstuff.blogspot.com/2014/02/diy-server-rack-plans.html My build is a 16U instead of 20, I omitted a few of things like wheels (furniture movers work just fine on wood floors). I don't have a real use for a rear door either. I built something similar. Like if a 9 year old had tried to build what you built, that's what mine looks like. I used MDF. Is that safe to use? How do you know how much weight it holds? Maybe I'll have a larger friend sit in mine. I was going to put 2 servers in mine, but now I'm afraid it could break. I also wanted to add bracing in like you have built into your rack design but also braces the sides. How do you add brackets inside and have them sit flush with sides? I never could get it right and sanding it down to fit takes forever and then I feel like I'm either pushing the side walls out, or will be too small. My caster holes were not drilled into a 2 by 4 bracket inside like yours are. In how bad shape am I? Edited October 30, 2019 by tential Quote Share this post Link to post
ezhik 70 Posted June 29 On 6/27/2020 at 3:41 PM, johnwhicker said: Why build one when you can build 2 -- What is inside? I like the case. Can you break it down into parts ? Much appreciated. Quote Share this post Link to post
johnwhicker 13 Posted June 29 (edited) 1 hour ago, ezhik said: -- What is inside? I like the case. Can you break it down into parts ? Much appreciated. Absolutely Sir. Here it is for both unraids: UNRAID -1 - Case: U-NAS NSC-800 Server Chassis - Power: Model: KW-3011F-1M1 - Mobo: Supermicro A1SRi-2758F - Mini ITX - Intel Atom C2758 - CPU: Intel Atom C2758 4 cores / 8 threads - built in motherboard - 4 Ethernet ports + IPMI Management Port with license - RAM: Samsung 32GB ECC (2 x 16) - USB Drive Sandisk 64G - on the motherboard - 2 X SSD Drives - Kingston 480GB - cache drives - SATA: LSI 9220-8i IBM M1015 SAS P20 IT Mode For ZFS FreeNAS unRAID 6Gbps SAS HBA US - Pcie Riser Cable PCI-e PCI Express 8X Extension pci-e 8X Card - 8 X 8 TB SATA Segate drives 5200 RPM UNRAID -2 - Case: U-NAS NSC-800 Server Chassis - Power: Model: KW-3011F-1M1 - Mobo: Supermicro A2SDi-4C-HLN4F - Mini ITX - Intel Atom C3558 - CPU: Intel Atom C3558 4 cores / 4 threads - built in motherboard - 4 Ethernet ports + IPMI Management Port with license - RAM: Supermicro 64GB ECC (2 x 32) - USB Drive Sandisk 64G - on the motherboard - 2 X SSD Drives - Kingston 480GB - cache drives - 1 X NVME Drive - Samsung 960 - 256 GB - FreeNAS dual boot or cache drive - SATA: LSI 9220-8i IBM M1015 SAS P20 IT Mode For ZFS FreeNAS unRAID 6Gbps SAS HBA US - Pcie Riser Cable PCI-e PCI Express 8X Extension pci-e 8X Card - 4 X 5TB SATA Segate drives 5400 RPM - 4 X 4TB SATA Segate drives 5400 RPM Edited June 29 by johnwhicker 1 Quote Share this post Link to post
ezhik 70 Posted June 29 23 minutes ago, johnwhicker said: Absolutely Sir. Here it is for both unraids: UNRAID -1 - Case: U-NAS NSC-800 Server Chassis - Power: Model: KW-3011F-1M1 - Mobo: Supermicro A1SRi-2758F - Mini ITX - Intel Atom C2758 - CPU: Intel Atom C2758 4 cores / 8 threads - built in motherboard - 4 Ethernet ports + IPMI Management Port with license - RAM: Samsung 32GB ECC (2 x 16) - USB Drive Sandisk 64G - on the motherboard - 2 X SSD Drives - Kingston 480GB - cache drives - SATA: LSI 9220-8i IBM M1015 SAS P20 IT Mode For ZFS FreeNAS unRAID 6Gbps SAS HBA US - Pcie Riser Cable PCI-e PCI Express 8X Extension pci-e 8X Card - 8 X 8 TB SATA Segate drives 5200 RPM UNRAID -2 - Case: U-NAS NSC-800 Server Chassis - Power: Model: KW-3011F-1M1 - Mobo: Supermicro A2SDi-4C-HLN4F - Mini ITX - Intel Atom C3558 - CPU: Intel Atom C3558 4 cores / 4 threads - built in motherboard - 4 Ethernet ports + IPMI Management Port with license - RAM: Supermicro 64GB ECC (2 x 32) - USB Drive Sandisk 64G - on the motherboard - 2 X SSD Drives - Kingston 480GB - cache drives - 1 X NVME Drive - Samsung 960 - 256 GB - FreeNAS dual boot or cache drive - SATA: LSI 9220-8i IBM M1015 SAS P20 IT Mode For ZFS FreeNAS unRAID 6Gbps SAS HBA US - Pcie Riser Cable PCI-e PCI Express 8X Extension pci-e 8X Card - 4 X 5TB SATA Segate drives 5400 RPM - 4 X 4TB SATA Segate drives 5400 RPM -- Very Nice! Quote Share this post Link to post
roncamaro 5 Posted August 28 (edited) UNRAID Fanless & Silent Case: Streacom DB4 Fanless Chassis Power: Streacom ST-NANO120 Pico Mobo: Supermicro X11SCL-IF CPU: Intel Xeon E-2134 4 Cores | 8 Threads @ 3,4 GHz RAM: 2x Kingston 32GB DDR4 ECC NET: 1x 10GB Asus XG-100C PCIe, 1x Gigabit IPMI USB-Drive: 16GB Verbatim Store'n'Go USB 3.0 NVME-SSD (VMs & Cache): Samsung 970 Pro 512GB HDDs: 3x Seagate ST12000VN0007 12TB VMs: Windows 10 2004 Windows Server 2019 & Exchange 2019 Proxmox Mailgateway DOCKERs: letsencrypt piHole mariaDB Nextcloud bitwarden photoprism airsonic jellyfin dokuwiki calibre quake 3 server unifi controller jitsi (in planing ...) Build this little beauty in the beginning of last year and i am still loving it. The chassis is a bit expensive but the best case i have ever had my hands on: well designed and thought out: simply fantastic! A huge shoutout to "spaceinvader one" and everybody in this community introducing me to docker (which i completely neglected since its implementation in UnRaid) what makes this build more versatile than i could have ever dreamed of. Edited September 23 by roncamaro -.- 3 Quote Share this post Link to post
ezhik 70 Posted September 2 On 8/28/2020 at 7:30 PM, roncamaro said: UNRAID Fanless & Silent Case: Streacom DB4 Fanless Chassis Power: Streacom ST-NANO120 Pico Mobo: Supermicro X11SCL-IF CPU: Intel Xeon E-2134 4 Cores | 8 Threads @ 3,4 GHz RAM: 2x Kingston 32GB DDR4 ECC NET: 2x Gigabit (bond; fault tollerence), 1x IPMI USB-Drive: 16GB Verbatim Store'n'Go USB 3.0 NVME-SSD (VMs & Cache): Samsung 970 Pro 512GB HDDs: 3x Seagate ST12000VN0007 12TB VMs: Windows 10 2004 Windows Server 2019 & Exchange 2019 Proxmox Mailgateway DOCKERs: letsencrypt piHole mariaDB Nextcloud bitwarden photoprism airsonic jellyfin dokuwiki calibre quake 3 server unifi controller jitsi (in planing ...) Build this little beauty in the beginning of last year and i am still loving it. The chassis is a bit expensive but the best case i have ever had my hands on: well designed and thought out: simply fantastic! A huge shoutout to "spaceinvader one" and everybody in this community introducing me to docker (which i completely neglected since its implementation in UnRaid) what makes this build more versatile than i could have ever dreamed of. What do your temps look like? Considering things can get pretty hot when parity check kicks in, i am curious. This definitely looks great! Quote Share this post Link to post
roncamaro 5 Posted September 2 (edited) Hi ezhik, Temps are fine! I have given the WS2019 & Exchange2019 VM all Cores and sometimes when a CU needs to be applied while theres plus 30° C in my office., the MoBo realizes that the CPU is getting to hot (above 80° C), beeps and cycles the CPU down until the reboot. That happened as well when the missus put arround 5000+ 4K-Photos in the PhotoPrism-Share after our vacation, letting it render thumbnails in various resolutions until <BEEP> 🙂 Despite that: Wether the CPU nor the Seagate Hdds ever got too hot during patity check, but unfortunatly for me, tests indicate that they don't last very long: HDD reliability test The Samsung nvme never exceeded its temperature limit. Nonetheless i would love to have a CPU-threshold for VMs and Dockers in percentage instead of simply reducing cores in UnRaid but that belongs somwhere else 🙂 But anywho: When the cube gets too hot for a few minutes: Cold blow of a Hairdryer will do 🙂 Best, Ron Edited September 2 by roncamaro 1 Quote Share this post Link to post
XiuzSu 18 Posted Saturday at 06:17 PM (edited) It was my older gaming computer. How it all began....... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Let me know what you guys think. Edited Saturday at 06:36 PM by XiuzSu Arranging pictures. 1 1 Quote Share this post Link to post
