Destroying my old server for HUGE upgrades!
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32:34 that giggle and genuine smile, glad to see Jason having fun again.
3D print the parts you need to fix the gaps in the back?
All that beer will cause you to get a CUI. "Configuring Under the Influence!"
You have 3d printers, you could always design and print things to either fill in the gaps on the back or just print complete replacements for the power supply shroud and the IO shield area, overall it is looking pretty sweet!
Came here for the historical accuracy and information, stayed for the lulz.
Great Vid Jason.
Jason: Dismisses the concept of using 2x1000w hot-swappable PSUs because "what if one fails?"
Also Jason: completely mutilates case to mount a single PSU.
So...now what if one fails? And I won't even mention the "temporary" fan 🤣
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0:46 - 1:00 Yes......YESSS....One of us. One of us. One of us!
Love this DIY solution but would personally recommend building a smaller RIG in a rack mount case and connecting it up to a Dell PowerVault MD1200, this would allow for better expansion in the future because you can just buy more MD1200's and hook them up to your custom rack mount rig using HBA cards
Nice to see a video where I was not fearing for your safety for a change.
25:45 Get an LTT screwdriver - magnet is really strong with that one.
Also, welcome to Home Assistant/home automation rabbit hole
Have you thought about 3D printing a PSU mounting
bracket for the case?
Also case name suggestions. Zeus's Monsta or Franken Zues.
to add to that.. cases actually have mounting plates for the PSU... so it mounts to the case and then the psu actually mounts to that plate.... you could probably source one from an old case and it would fit on that case and you could mount a standard ATX power supply....
Given that there were already standard motherboard standoffs, I wouldn't be surprised if the case manufacturer also made different rear panels with standard I/O shield holes too.
Quick amazon search - Zeus Stickers - comes up with a couple of vinyl stickers that might be a nice addition to your case. Not sure I would go matte black, as every scratch or chip is going to be glaringly apparent. White and gold with blue greek motif trim would be my initial suggestion if you really wanted to go over the top (yeah, I know...easy to suggest when your not the one doing the work... ). Looking forward to part 2.
dude your nuts man! I tried to hang with you with respect to building my home network as you do. Blade servers, and switches. I almost got kicked out of my own house man! LOL!!! My power bill was crazy high. They were charging over 33 cents per kilowatt.
By the way bro you look good man. Dropped a few Lbs not sure if it's due to the stress of just making healthy choices. Either way, it's good to see ya having fun making good content.
Nice Job Jason!
To briefly check the temp of the CPU, you can just paste "sensors | grep CPU" without quotes into the shell. If it doesnt work you might have to install the lm-sensors package. Just "apt install lm-sensors" for that and run "sensors-detect". Keep the defaults and reboot. First command should work afterwards, if it didnt in the beginning.
You’ve got more extra server-grade equipment than I have extra guitar picks
Love these kinds of videos, hacking and dremling stuff together with stuff you already own, just for the fun of it and because we can :D
Wow you make me feel so much better about my tech hoarding problem
MAT black yes yes !! DO IT !! and don't get blood from your hand on the case !! Blood stays in your body !!
I thought the blood stays on the blade
@@bb2ridder757 Some does !!
Dang you lost weight. Haven’t watched one of your videos in quite a while. Good for you!
Loved this! Thanks Jason.
34:53 360/420mm AIO Radiator combo would fit nicely in-front of the Noctua array you made...would keep that ThreadRipper nice and cool.
Great video, lots of fun!
do you still have your rosewell case? that would probably be more compatible
6:57 just file a round indent there, to fit the screwdriver shaft. Some cases have it from the factory
You tried to search for parts for that chassis? I am fairly certain you can get a plate for PSU mounting, rear PCIe and IO bracket, newer SATA backplane, maybe even sas expander version if they have it...
your videos always have just the right amount of jank i fucking love it!
auto zone sells this rubber channel that you can put on the edge of your car door to protect it from dinging other cars when you get out. you can probably use that to take up the space around the io shield and make the cut look a little cleaner.
Install netdata on it. That gives you all kinds of monitoring information over time, including temps. I have a similar 24 bay Norco rackmount case, and used Netdata when I originally figured out fan speeds.
I would recommend 3D printing the rear mounting plates
Dude you have reached new level of awesomeness! This is super hilarious!
Ryobi has a hot glue gun for their 1+ system. I really wish Milwaukee would release one for their M18 system.
That case appears to be a Chenbro RM41824, which did have an ATX back plate available.
You could've used the ltt screwdriver bit if you have one of those. I thought you did but I wasn't sure. I had a old isilon server that had some of this same garbage. upgraded the cpus and fans and it was still too loud/slow. It was a 72tb 36bay nas. I switched to a ryzen build for unraid in a rosewill 15 bay case and haven't looked back. It would be nice to have hot swap drives though
It's a Frankenserver!! Long as it fits and works, right?
Glad to hear that you are making the move to Home Assistant! You've done a great job customizing your display. You should do a video of your HA exploits.
Do hot plug that 24 pin motherboard connector into your motherboard or you will see magic smoke! I can almost guarantee the printout is different! It may be possible to make it work but it will be so much easier to buy a new PS and modify the case to make it fit!
Those backplanes look entirely passive, with a microcontroller doing disk lights, so plug a 6Gbps drive into it and see if it handshakes 6Gbps?. I assume you aren't looking for 12Gbps SAS.
You might have airflow issues given the way that board is set up. If airflow is going front to back, the first ram stick will likely going to block air flow over the other ram sticks. Also, the backplane on that board won't help either. Just a reason to mod some new fans in there :) I know of this airflow issue from similar developments. Had a server board that had ram slots perpendicular to the case like yours and ram overheated. Needed ram sticks parallel to the board from front to back
Loved this. Thanks
Some unknown brand like Cisco 😂😂
Nice work.. and yes, black would look better :)
at around 8min you strugle with a screw. The case has opening to insert long screwdriver into the philips head. Incase you run into similar problems in future.
time to break out your 3d Printer. Print the spacers required for the case
Noctua makes a Threadripper 4U CPU cooler - Noctua NH-U9 TR4-SP3
damn those LGA2011 coolers would be great for my server :)
Bulls in china shops are scared of the way Jason works ...
you know I would of paid to the shipping to have that old server case if you were just gonna throw it away lol
Which SAS Card did you get?
3d print the back plates :)?
The Noctua NH-U9 TR4-SP3 is prity good for AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper.
holy crap, one of the few youtube videos over 30min without skipping/ff. Well done! Looking forward to the next one.
why would you not 3d print a plate for the power supply and the io plate.
That is a ton of equipment, servers, and work just so you can play runescape and host your own teamspeak server Jason
Home Assistant dashboard looks great !!! What theme is that you are using?
i whud take the back from a regular case and used the old part as a template
rename zeus thor... well with the cooling hes rumbeling like thunder! 😂😂😂
that was well done tho 😁
What's this dashboard called at 1:05
install lm_sensors to monitor cpu temp :)
it was at this moment he realized.....
ill take that board and cpus
I upgraded my DELL PowerEdge R210 II to the max for CPU and RAM and an SSD and a 10GbE INTEL dual port NIC and I use it as a Layer 3 firewall with pfSense
You should name it deuce
My nas spec is Xeon E5-2660 V3 on a Supermicro X10SRL-F, doesn't use much power at all.
Just 3d print a break out board
Buy some taps their are cheap.
Chip kill ecc ram (16gb of ram per stick 8gb available)
First, S**k it Nate.
Just buy another case WTF!
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You really need to get a woman, love your work. keep it up. lol
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