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@@matthunter1424 yours hits the overkill setup too. I don’t know very many people that has throat kind of stuff in their house. Most people just have service provider router and just use everything on wifi.

Thanks Brandon. You still at CES? Same Brandon from the breakfast emails ??

@ that’s me! We returned home on Wed morning though

599 USD

@@jrr851 it was a separate network I used to play around with it.

@@doctorno3912 yo! Facts bro!

So true, I moved my whole setup into a rack. Put my gaming and production PC into a 4U case and I love the setup.

@@HappyOva Very nice, shame those cases come with a premimum lol but worth it. I have my 25u in the lounge room and plan on making it a bit of a feature with rgb and want not. I'm very tempted to get a 15u for the office and rack all my gaming/work stations in there too.

@@spacemanwho my apologies. That was an error during editing. It is ca6 cable that was installed

@TyDaSpace I learned the hard way a long time ago. Now my thinking is if it's going into walls. Future proof as much as I can. Love your channle ❤️

Thanks for the feedback 👌👌

Yup.. I did mention that in the video. We will do that as part of a future upgrade video. right now we will just leave as is and enjoy the current looks before changing it up again.

hahahah... we have had a few videos together already. It won't be the last 😁

@@gsxriderk7 yes swisstrax ribtrax

@@gsxriderk7 thank you

Nah. This one is a build I did with my brother for his house

​@TyDaSpace ohhhhh that's an awesome upgrade from the wall mount y'all did!

@RGS-Killmonger oh.. you saw that one too. Ladies and gentlemen! we have a real on here. I'll be posting the long form of this one today or tomorrow. Just finishing up some final details.

@@TyDaSpace yes I did....lol I love y'all content!

@@michaelh5942 German: "Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich das Video angesehen und kommentiert haben! Meine Garage ist tatsächlich sehr funktional. Ich habe hier gerade einen Ölwechsel und Bremsenarbeiten an meinem Auto gemacht. Außerdem nutze ich sie für Holzarbeiten, Renovierungen und sogar für Computerarbeit. Für meine Bedürfnisse ist sie absolut geeignet." English (for reference): "Thank you for watching the video and for your comment! My garage is actually very functional. I just did an oil change and brake work on my car here. I also use it for woodworking, renovations, and even computer work. It’s absolutely suitable for my needs."

Thank you for your feedback! Let me address your points to clarify some of the decisions behind this setup: the rack is fully enclosed with side and front panels, so the fans help maintain airflow and keep the equipment cool. The switches are securely mounted using one screw per side. This method is stable and sufficient for a home network setup. While a full set of screws is typical in enterprise environments, it’s not strictly necessary for this use case. The Cisco switch was part of my lab setup for testing a very specific model I was testing for work. It served a specific purpose for my personal network experimentation. In my most recent video (which you can check out) the cisco switch has been removed completely as my experimenting is done with it. I appreciate the suggestion to use DAC cables, but in this setup, I already had fiber and transceivers available, which serve the same purpose effectively. Cleaning the fibers hasn’t been an issue, and they work perfectly for my requirements. This is an OVERKILL for a HOME NETWORK not a data center, so the setup is tailored to practicality and personal use.It certainly isn't an OVERKILL if you are looking at it in the context of a business environment.

@@ediddy2497 I looked at it as well before settling with this. I liked it but It was more expensive and also my plan at the time was to do a full cabinet wall which permasteel didn't carry in my local Costco . I blew my budget so I settled with this for now.

It is not a need. That's why its an overkill. I did it just because I enjoy this kind of stuff. You can get away which much less.

@@TyDaSpace Very true! Those who can, do. Those who can't pay!

Then you'd be disappointed in my most recent upgrade LOL.This was by 2023/2024 build. I took out the cisco gear - I need to lower my electricity bill (Budget cuts) for my 2024/2025 build. My testing is done and I am moving on unifi fully. That's what everyone is moving towards so my content is going to target that audience. I did use keystone in a recent build I just finished. I'll be uploading the video soon. When it comes to alot of my gear, I usually just buy stuff I see on really good deals on marketplace and make it work in my setup. They might usually be the best choice but certainly is usually the most affordable option accessible to me.

I have been looking for alternatives to Unifi. I'll have to look in to Mikrotik maybe for my next upgrade. I am probably one of the minority that is not crazy about Unifi. I got roasted in one of my videos for not kissing Unifi a**. LOL.

@@TyDaSpace For the average Joe Unifi is a literal god. If you are a little bit more advanced user and you are not a fanboy you go with what is the best performance/price.

@@ZippyDooDa435 true. I use Cisco all day at work . I got tired of leaving work and returning to work at home. Also Most people don’t care about Cisco. UniFi is what’s trending now so my goal is to help with whatever people want

@@mbe102 welcome to the family. I have some one network rack build coming for more ideas. Feel free to drop questions or comments and I’ll try to help however i can

@@mbe102 hahah. You have a Keen eye sight. Thats only a some of it. 😂😂😂 I had to turn off a bunch of them.

@@ILike2Reed2 thanks for the positive feedback. Keep us posted on how yours goes. Happy to see other people's versions of this. I'll be posting another one I just finished building with my brother soon as well. Its much cooler than mine 😂😂

Not sure what you mean. 😁

@@ivanmaglica264 😀😀 thanks man. But To be honest though - most houses don’t need this. I only went this far out because I can and wanted too. In my parent’s house, it’s a simple just a mesh network I did for them and bolted to wall boards 😂😂. I asked my builder for install quote just for shits and giggle and it would have been insane just in cable cost alone lucky I was able to get in and run all the cables my self with the help of some friends

@@BLKCreativeStudio is it a home build or business build ? Are you going to be running cables or using existing cables. 10gbps requires at least Cat6 and that has distance limitations so you might want to be using cat6e if you are running new cabling. Also budget is something to consider you could go the slow route or just go all out. I did mine slowly over years and will keep doing that. But I just finished a build for my brother were we went all out. (Video coming soon for that one). Is the NAS going to be purely for editing?

@@TyDaSpace The only downside with running 10gbps over a copper link is the potential heating issues 10G-base-T SFPs bring. I run 10gbps between a 10GB unifi switch to 3 servers in my house and my desktop using MM fiber and SFP+. No heating issues and fiber isn't too expensive... I bought an old Intel X520 Network adapter for my desktop so it's running fiber directly to it.

@ thanks for the response. I should have given more info; I have CAT6 pretty much everywhere in the house (residential project), in my media room/office space I have 6 drops, the main network would be in a closet. Do I connect the NAS to a 10g switch and patch the cables that need that high speed access to that same 10g switch?

@@kecske_gaming I already left 2024. I’m in 2025.

@@TyDaSpace buys new freezer; is actually time machine.

@@DavidDotun101. Hey, it depends on what you are looking for. I usually only do consults for SME not typical not home users.

LOL. pick up a dictionary. wait are dictionary still a thing?

Thats good to know. Although I have personally never had issues with the pass through and I have installed thousands of them. I’ll take that into consideration next time.

@@TyDaSpace if you use pass through for DYI and other small project, it works fine, but for commercial, outdoor, extreme weather, etc, the fail too constantly.

It can even go down to 300 b/s

@@ItsFranciscoGMS hahah. How do you get anything done ?

@@TyDaSpace it's not that bad I can play some games

@@TyDaSpace how much did you pay for this I live in a poor country