Lsrcr Forum

JohnCarer wrote:

What do you plan on hosting? Perhaps you should make some deals infront so you can repay of what it cost you in 12 months.

I have fixed up a set of old iMacs and I can sell them (3 in total) in order to pay this off.
That's where the major part of the money will come from.

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About the CPU (Intel Core 2 Quad) that I listed; I still have it laying around so it's "free" in this case.

I have been considering a RDX Drive Array, anyone got experience on this?

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Should I go with Western Digital Red drives or Seagate Ironwolf?

no idea, but you dont need it that strong, server specs i wrote were for a smaller firm, i guess around 50-100 ppl at once

Faraon78910 wrote:

no idea, but you dont need it that strong, server specs i wrote were for a smaller firm, i guess around 50-100 ppl at once

Don't really understand the point of putting the i7 in a server build but ok - were all these parts bought from new?

For supporting multiple users, i think you'll need special hard drives (RAID5) and the normal ones won't do good.
I don't have much information about it, please do post if you find anything.

Wajeeh wrote:

For supporting multiple users, i think you'll need special hard drives (RAID5) and the normal ones won't do good.
I don't have much information about it, please do post if you find anything.

I'm using special NAS drives that are verified for 24/7 usage.
I'm most likely going with Western Digital Red drives since they're a bit more energy and heat efficient compared to the Seagate Ironwolf.

You may go with intel xeon processor.

Its_shamnad wrote:

You may go with intel xeon processor.

What makes it better over the Intel Core 2 Quad that I already have?

Robin wrote:

Its_shamnad wrote:

You may go with intel xeon processor.

What makes it better over the Intel Core 2 Quad that I already have?

Xeon processors have some special features such as Support ECC memory, Higher core counts, large cache memory and so on. Also it is mainly targeted at server and workstation.

Its_shamnad wrote:

Robin wrote:

Its_shamnad wrote:

You may go with intel xeon processor.

What makes it better over the Intel Core 2 Quad that I already have?

Xeon processors have some special features such as Support ECC memory, Higher core counts, large cache memory and so on. Also it is mainly targeted at server and workstation.

Thanks, I’ll look into it!

I am most likely delaying this project for a couple of months since I'd rather buy a (new) bow for now.
Archery is a rather expensive sport and I'm not THAT rich