which video by level1techs were they referring to the lsi card in it mode?

One thing to note on backplanes in the Chinese cases... They are usually very simple devices that do not use a SAS expander. They are usually direct SATA, or SAS breakout. A failure from normal use is unlikely.

Would it be possible to have a dual slot gpu on the first two horizontal slots and a single slot gpu on the bottom one?

I think they are just there if you want the enterprise support and guarantees but for a homelab that’s not very relevant

This card works well with TrueNas Scale running Plex server and jellyfin. I running it on a supermicro server with a xeon e5-2670v3, 32 GB ecc Ram, only problem it gets super hot !

The only difference between a 7500f and this 4244P is 100mhz extra base and boost clock. Same cache , same PCI5.0 lanes. So what is the point. Better service ?

I wish the 4004 had more pcie lanes. I guess full fat epyc or threadripper it is.

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Thinking about build one on a cheap old Dell from ebay for fun and science. Cheers.

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I have a couple of questions on this one. When mounting a dual slot. Gpu does it need extra support from. The bottom. Tray or is it stable just connecting to the back of the chassis? Also I was wondering about the noise is it just because they use cheap high Tom fans? I was thinking to buy this to build new proxmox server and buy some noctua fans or something that cool we'll with less rpms

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Been looking for a good component sized case to build my next NAS in and this looks like a good solution. You mentioned the fan noise: do the case fans constantly run at full tilt boogie, or can they be varied via a thermal sensor inside the case (perhaps depending on the power supply used)?

Hi got same case never did watercooling before, can you please list all items used in this build

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What's the depth of your server rack ?

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This has been so helpful . thank you

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Avoid this neweg case! Its horrible!

28 PCIe lanes, 16 for GPU slot, 4 for 1 ssd, 8 for MB

Wait wait wait... Are you the flat rate master or his brother... Like I get he was laid off so he would lean into youtube more... But does he also have a netwoeming channel? 😮 **Looks at background more** Oh you are the flatratemaster, awesome. You must have started this channel when building an editing PC for your main channel. It's nice that you started diversifying back them, i hope it all works out.

How does it know which timeline to render?

You complain about the noise. Play a clip of the noise gained at 15db. Then you show us how to replace the fan. And then don’t do another audio clip of the difference in sound!? How DUMB!

Curious, why would you go for a GeForce instead of a Quadro?

I even designed the rack on FreeCAD and then built it myself 10 years ago...

Are the fan less switches not able to deliver enough power? Also, I just purchased a triplite for the rack and it’s crazy loud, what do you use for the other backup battery?

Just picked this case up and those fans are ridiculously loud. I just left them unplugged. The details say they are 40x28mm and noctua doesn't sell that. You mentioned replacing them. Did you and with which fans?

Glad to see some of the off brand off name stuff getting some love, shipping time can suck from some of the cheapest stores.

You could vertically mount the card and ziptie extraction fans across the back for the gpu

800MB - you are so lucky, mine is stuck at 220MB/s, and in-spite of 10Gb and nvme cache pool - hate unraid :/

How did you secure the Rackchoice 5 disk bay to your rosewill 4u chassis?

Well... interesting... but no bench was made 'inside' a 2U server case, where airflow is really important and fan size and form can have a huge impact. As such, all those numbers that were given in the video won't really be useful for any real-life situation...

Wow from turning wrenches to setting up a home server awesome skill set.

the silverstone RM51 would be a great case to build that in if you're looking for a new chassis, I just rehoused a threadripper 3960x build with a 2080 ti and 2 blackmagic capture cards (one HDMI and the other is an 8 port SDI variant) into one and its both quiet and great at cooling hot components, since its 5U tall, its got 2 180mm fans in the front, and can have a 140mm and 2 80mm fans as exhaust

U can get Intel with support for ECC it also depends on the motherboard.. I'm going with asus w680 and i5 14500

Considering adding hotswap. Thinking I need a bigger PSU. Shouldn’t bought a Chassis with a backplane. Maybe next time..