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Or: I could just put the OEM version into a rack in another room. Why does it need to be on my desk? It’s not like this is some kind of graphics board that need
by NovemberWhiskey 3y ago
Or: I could just put the OEM version into a rack in another room. Why does it need to be on my desk? It’s not like this is some kind of graphics board that needs to sit a short distance from my monitor.
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- gessha 3y agoA lot of people in Europe don’t have an extra room to put it in. Me neither, signed US metro area dweller.
- fbdab103 3y agoIf you were really serious about this, I would think throwing the server into a colocation center would be the way to go. I believe those costs can be as low as a few hundred a month. Security, power, and cooling no longer your problem.
- tyrfing 3y agoDefinitely. The amps are the expensive part, but if you have consistently high load, moving from residential rates might mean you're only paying $100-200 for all those other advantages.
- quickthrower2 3y ago50k to drop on a server? You can afford the space or colo.
- anigbrowl 3y agoIf you're dropping $50k on a workstation you are either a business or in the upper tier of renters/homeowners. Nobody who can afford this is living in a closet out of necessity.
- almostnormal 3y ago> It’s not like this is some kind of graphics board that needs to sit a short distance from my monitor. I wouldn't be surprised if some of the buyers would consider it as gaming rig with maximum bragging rights.
- miahi 3y agoIt's not a video card, it does not have video outputs.