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0:00 Intro
1:01 Why do I have this?
1:15 Let’s take a look at this ASRock Rack server
6:09 What’s it like to actually use?
6:28 Look at all these drives!!!
7:45 I’ve been trolled…
8:07 PCIe Hotplug is cool
9:16 What am I actually going to do with this?
9:32 Power usage and performance
11:30 Conclusion
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NVIDIA TeslaT4. I have the same problem fitting a gpu on My supermicro SYS-1029P-WTRT. And the T4 is the only compatible.
My response when a GPU can't fit is a Dremel tool and a riser (optional), you cannot let yourself be limited by something so silly like a chassis.
I am curious about your transfer speed with your 100Gb switch
If I transfer to a PCIe 5.0 M.2 NVMe (T700) on my Asus S14NA-U12 / Epyc 8024P I get almost 5 GByte/s now.
Looks like the CRS504-4XQ-IN is much better than we have thought?
Maybe we all have underestimated the "limited" write / read speed of the drives used?
what's the idle consumption like?
i want it
for the GPU: 2x NVIDIA RTX A4000
that's a single slot GPU with 16GB memory and 4 dispalyports. at around 1100 euro each. (so prob <$1000)
4:39 god dayum
How you get such detailed pci info? I only get like the basic output
cool video !!!
Pny rtn quadro @4000 or 6000
You can use Nvidia tesla p4 video cards
That ASRock is a beast. And here I thought my CISCO UCS C240 M4 with dual Xeon processors and a dozen 10Tb SAS drives was overkill for a home server. I was originally going to use it as a PLEX server, but sobered up and am using a Lenovo M920S with 6Tb instead.
Finally a good server to run Minecraft on 🤣😅
Hahaha @ 4:36
it might be enough to run windows 11 without stuttering
Absolute beast of a machine. At this rate you could run a Solana validator, might need more memory though.
Great video!
there is only 1 way… get 2 more and cluster it. or 4 more ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Great day when both Brett and Colten uploads!
I'm down with OCP
Slap that like button like yo momma taught you right
You COULD always just drop in a SAS card and then move your HDDs to a JBOD shelf, and then virtualise TrueNAS (Core or Scale, it doesn't really matter), and pass the SAS controller over to said TrueNAS VM, and then let it deal with the storage that way.
Right now, I have my Proxmox server that's also pulling double duty by also being the NAS OS as well, that way, I can have direct VM <-> host communication via virtio-fs, bypassing the network stack completely.
For LXCs, it's even better because I can just add it as a mount point and it accesses it via lxcfs.
nVidia T4s will fit: Passively cooled, bus powered, and 16GB VRAM.
I have no use for something like this but it's so cool to see it reviewed & tested.
Hey how much would it cost me, if I want to buy this server? I couldn't find a price for it online.
Topless pics at 100k?
That Geekbench score is almost the same as my 32 core systems (2143/20462).
For some reason ASRock dont make fixed firmware publically available – my Milan ASRock 1U servers all needed updated firmware that wasnt on their support site.
Dual 4090 externally, water cooled. You know you want to. And a certain crafty guy who would want to see it too.
I didn't even know ASRock made a server, but this is honestly cool. I wouldn't know what to do with that much power lol. I'm still running my home lab on some old R410's and R710's. Crazy to see how powerful yet small servers now days are getting. Loved the video!
And here I thought going to a hex core from a quad was cool. 👀
my personal home server looks like a gaming pc and i honestly dont regret it
I worked with a company that replaced a rack of machines with 3-4 servers with specs similar to this one, the compute density is insane with Genoa/Bergamo for the power use. I'm still happy with Rome for homelab use but depending on pricing second hand in a few years Genoa might be my future proxmox server.
I just wished asrock supported their systems for more than 1-2yrs. I have a 7yr old supermicro motherboard, just got a bios and bmc update recently. My asrock rack board never got an update after year one. ASRock like CVEs and micro code are overrated.
Wow lucky. I'm jelly.