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These are cute, I'd really like to see the "serious" version. Something like a Ryzen 7745, 128gb ecc ddr5-5200, no less than two 10gbe ports (though unrealisti
by monster_truck 1y ago
These are cute, I'd really like to see the "serious" version.
Something like a Ryzen 7745, 128gb ecc ddr5-5200, no less than two 10gbe ports (though unrealistic given the size, if they were sfp+ that'd be incredible), drives split across two different nvme raid controllers. I don't care how expensive or loud it is or how much power it uses, I just want a coffee-cup sized cube that can handle the kind of shit you'd typically bring a rack along for. It's 2025.
- Palomides 1y agothe minisforum devices are probably the closest thing to that unfortunately most people still consider ECC unnecessary, so options are slim
- varispeed 1y agoBest bet probably Flashstor FS6812X https://www.asustor.com/en-gb/product?p_id=91 https://www.asustor.com/en-gb/product?p_id=91 Not the "cube" sized, but surprisingly small still. I've got one under the desk, so I don't even register it is there. Stuffed it with 4x 4TB drives for now.
- windowsrookie 1y agoThe Mac Studio is pretty close + silent and power efficient. But it's isn't cheap like an N100 PC.
- bpye 1y agoNo ECC though right? Or at least not beyond the on-die version that's needed for DDR5, so no memory error reporting.
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