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Project: Rackmount Overkill
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temp sensors built-into the DIMM?
OP
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Correct. It calculates parity (ECC) on-board and needs a processor to do that. I assume the sensor is in that processor.
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Oh, I understand the title now. Rackmount Overkill.
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No, I pull it off another grid instead.
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Your RAM is more capacity than my SSD. Wow.
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So, what will the next upgrade be?
12-core processors?
12-core processors?
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My Icinga server has been yelling at me for the past few days because my secondary RAID 10 made of 1tb Hitachi drives has 243gb free (>90% usage). I need to look at doing incremental backups or snapshots instead of my lazy way (bzip archives).
Either that or add more hard drives. I do have 9x 750gb drives that are sitting on a shelf.
I'll probably have some free time after the semester finishes, which is basically the end of this week.
Either that or add more hard drives. I do have 9x 750gb drives that are sitting on a shelf.
I'll probably have some free time after the semester finishes, which is basically the end of this week.
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I found this thread yesterday and have read it all in the past two days.
I can not comprehend the awesomeness contained herein.
I applaud you, thideras. I applaud you.
I can not comprehend the awesomeness contained herein.
I applaud you, thideras. I applaud you.
michaeljames
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Thideras,
Due to this thread i've registered on here initially just to say thank you for the highly interesting read over the past 2 days (kept on coming back when i've had time).
I'll not go into my activities, but i'm returning to the geek world after years away from it and this thread has inspired me a hell of a lot!
Best of luck and keep it going!
MJ
Due to this thread i've registered on here initially just to say thank you for the highly interesting read over the past 2 days (kept on coming back when i've had time).
I'll not go into my activities, but i'm returning to the geek world after years away from it and this thread has inspired me a hell of a lot!
Best of luck and keep it going!
MJ
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- Cádiz (Spain)
Corey, what do you use these awesome servers for? Specially Fortran, Cobol and Java. I understand Ruby is the file server / main VM host. Are the other two for tinkering / more VMs for training? Or have they got a special goal?
BTW, you must update the OP. You no longer have the mortal amount of 64GB RAM. You now have the godly amount of 256GB RAM.
BTW, you must update the OP. You no longer have the mortal amount of 64GB RAM. You now have the godly amount of 256GB RAM.
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I'll probably update it this weekend if I get my work project done. Fortran and Cobol are mostly idle (due to the low amount of memory), but I mainly use them for processing nodes. One of them will soon be running a RadioReference virtual machine, which will make it easier to administrate remotely. Now that school is done, I'll have more time to tinker with them.
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