Okibblewhite Posted February 21 Posted February 21 (edited) So, I built twin HexOS systems (almost) in Jonsbo N5's 1 Ryzen 9 9900X (12C/24T) and 1 Ryzen 7 9700X (8C/16T) 1 RTX 4070 TI and 1 RTX 3070 For both: MSI Mag X870E Tomahawk 96GB DDR5 Boot - Crucial P310 1TB in Raid 1. Storage - 4 x Seagate Ironwolf Pro 4TB RaidZ1 1000w Modular PSU PCIE X8 SAS card and onboard to connect all 12 bays in the N5 Intel X550T2 Dual 10GbE NIC Full case fan replacement with Nocuta fans and a NH D15 cooler. Mirrored backups between the system over Tailscale and one machine moved from my house to the workshop 30mins away for offsite actual a backup backup. Too much? ETA- I built them in August last year, before things got...too crazy Edited February 21 by Okibblewhite 1 Quote
PsychoWards Posted February 21 Posted February 21 Hey, that's a very nice setup! Overkill? Your backup server maybe, if it's really only used as an offsite backup and not running any apps. Your main server? Let's call it future proof and not overkill =D 😉 What apps are you running? Quote
Okibblewhite Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago (edited) Right now the main server is just local storage for the workstation(s), project archive and so on. The offsite machine (lower core count) has the backup ran to it, also runs a Windows VM for CAD in the workshop. We're also building a "where did I leave my tools" system with PTZ camera's around the workshop and image classification so it can tell us where we left X tool, or where it was seen last at least. That'll be running in docker probably with a GPU for the image classification. I think I'm going to have to add an SSD pool to the workshop machine as running windows on spinning rust is hilarious in 2026... Edited 1 hour ago by Okibblewhite Quote
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