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  • philpo@feddit.org
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    3 days ago

    Debatting with myself and to a lesser degree what to do in terms of our homeserver situation. While the proxmox node has more than enough CPU and RAM capacity left, the NAS, an older Synology, is full to the brim, EOL and needs replacement.And sadly being a mini PC the proxmox node is unable to get the HDs connected.

    So something new is needed and I would rather have my setup streamlined and combine the two.

    But that is… More difficult than anticipated. I really would like something power saving with ECC ram that can take at least two PCI-e (SFP+ and a potential graphic card for AI later on). That can take 4,better 6 HDs. And at least one,better two NVMe. …that basically means self building which I am happy with, but all current builds I calculate come out somewhere south of 2000€ (including two new HDs, as two old ones need to go). And that’s sadly out of the financial possibility at the moment.

    If only the fucking Ugreen (DXP6800)would support ECC. While not ideal in terms of PCI-e it would be enough to do the trick.

    • psivchaz@reddthat.com
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      3 days ago

      I use a little mini PC with a DAS connected via USB. So you don’t need to go full server to expand the storage.

      • philpo@feddit.org
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        3 days ago

        That’s a bit below the level of reliability I need,sadly - before doing that I could also go for a non ECC solution.