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If money wasn’t an issue but nothing that takes up crazy amount of space what would you setup look? (alien.top)

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[–] hodak2@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

A server with one of those massive epyc bergamo CPUs with like 128 cores and hyper threading. I run a lot of VM’s and for the cost I had to get 4x Xeon 8890 v4 chips. They just use a lot of power and the bergamo would cut down power usage by a decent amount. Along with 22x 4tb SSD drives. For storage. Right now my storage is all over the place. 4x 2tb NVME’s on an asus hyper cars 4x 4tb NVME’s on another asus hyper card 9x 2tb crucial SSD’s in the bays 2x SAS drives for proxmox operating system 4x 8tb drives in an actual NAS although I would love to get rid of this as well.

And an entirely unrelated dell r620 server that I would also like to remove to cut down on power at some point. I am in the process of moving everything over to the dell r930 as we speak.