New server in the house... HP Z420

jinjuku

jinjuku

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Hexacore Xeon E5 1650 v2
8GB RAM included
250GB HDD
Win 10 Pro x64

3 internal 3.5"
3 external 5.25"

12 USB in total (four 3.1)

2 X PCI Gen 3 16 lane
4 X PCI Gen 3 8 lane

GBE NIC

$319 delivered

It's off lease but I swear it's never been used before. Looks brand new. Even the insides of the PSU are whistle clean.

Just verified that 8GB Kingston KTD-PE313LV modules work at $19 / 8GB. So I have 64 GB of DDR3 ECC registered memory.

Moving my 12TB of storage over to it and a Dual Port Intel Server NIC and SMB multichannel for 200MB/S on the network.
 
panteragstk

panteragstk

Audioholic Warlord
Nice find. Newegg has them for that price. If only I could justify the need...
 
jinjuku

jinjuku

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I'm consolidating my NAS, my Virtualization Server (3.5 years old running 24/7 non-stop), and my desktop over to it.

For $480 I have a 6 core with hyper-threading, 64GB of quad interleaved RAM, and Windows 10 Pro.

If I want I can get the 8 core e5-2650 v2 for $45.

Just a tremendous deal. I was looking at going with a Ryzen 5 1600x but just the CPU and 16GB of DDR4 was going to run $400 ($220 for the cpu and $170 for RAM) and I don't get a Workstation class case, PSU, Windows 10 Pro.

The Nvidia Pro 290 supports GPU Virtualization Pass Through also.
 
panteragstk

panteragstk

Audioholic Warlord
I'm consolidating my NAS, my Virtualization Server (3.5 years old running 24/7 non-stop), and my desktop over to it.

For $480 I have a 6 core with hyper-threading, 64GB of quad interleaved RAM, and Windows 10 Pro.

If I want I can get the 8 core e5-2650 v2 for $45.

Just a tremendous deal. I was looking at going with a Ryzen 5 1600x but just the CPU and 16GB of DDR4 was going to run $400 ($220 for the cpu and $170 for RAM) and I don't get a Workstation class case, PSU, Windows 10 Pro.

The Nvidia Pro 290 supports GPU Virtualization Pass Through also.
Nice. I did the same when I got my dual intel E5-2670 v1 setup. Facebook apparently flooded the market with them and I got them, a board, 64gb of ddr3 for a bit over $500. This would be my backup server in case the big one died.

I'm really going to have to think about this one. It'll be perfect.
 
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