Subj : Re: FInally hit a wall... To : tassiebob From : paulie420 Date : Fri Nov 22 2024 16:52:05 ta> pa> Dude - believe it or not, even a Dell r320 (with upgrades) can get yo ta> pa> running w/ 20 cores and 192GB RAM - around $50... ta> ta> Indeed. I have two here. One has 192GB RAM and the other is in a ta> similar ballpark if I remember correctly. I think one has 24 cores and ta> the other 16. Nice - I have some 172GB or something... and 20 cores; I used the best CPU is accepts, for the r320 anyway. I also run a r330 - its 'faster', with 3.7Ghz Xeon CPU, but for Proxmox the r320 is almost better w/ more cores and RAM... ta> pa> good Proxmox host. Only 4 3.5" drives, but it will accept the big 20T ta> pa> easily. ta> ta> Mine have 6 x 3.5" bays, but my recollection is that the stock RAID ta> controller doesn't like anything above 2TB? Of course there's no ta> requirement to use the stock hardware RAID controller :-) Nah - even in my r320, I'm running 16TB 3.5" HDDs... and I bet the new 24TBs would fly; can't say for sure, but I tested up to 18TB drives. ta> pa> I am surprised how much I can run on that '$50' 1U server. ta> ta> I don't know about where you are, but over here you'll be surprised how ta> quickly it'll run up your power bill. I know other countries have higher electricity bills, but in the U.S. its 'nominal'. Sure, I might not have the lowest bill - but nothing thats like out of this w0rld. I'm actually currently looking at a r720xd. I *want* the r730xd, but if I spec out the CPUs (2 are better than 1!) and RAM I think it'll make a better proxmox host than the newer gen r330... yes, slower CPU and RAM but so much more cores/RAM. So weird how the max RAM in the newer r330 is only 64GB. Sure, its DDR4 but as stated for running VMs/CTs I think you get more oomph from the amount rather than how blazing fast they are. Can't wait till the rx40 series comes to the used markets.. |07p|15AULIE|1142|07o |08......... --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A49 2024/05/29 (Linux/64) * Origin: 2o fOr beeRS bbs>>>20ForBeers.com:1337 (1337:3/129) .