sykan
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- Comment on Server hardware overheating? Zip ties is always the solution. 1 year ago:
Oh yeah that makes sense, the board does come with a shroud, my fans just don’t have the power to push air through it well.
- Comment on Server hardware overheating? Zip ties is always the solution. 1 year ago:
Oh yeah it def had the SAS Backplane wires, I’d switched to using the SATA on board since it doesn’t have the same HD capacity limits. I think it was a max of 2tb with the backplane and I’m using a couple of 10tbs. Maybe their is some weird bios that requires it to be on board?
- Comment on Server hardware overheating? Zip ties is always the solution. 1 year ago:
Hmm I’ve gotta look into that, It’s Dell Poweredge R410 Server: looks like this: i.ebayimg.com/images/g/…/s-l1600.jpg.
It would need to fit inbetween two heat sinks pretty snug.
- Comment on Server hardware overheating? Zip ties is always the solution. 1 year ago:
I’d like to keep the cooling internal, I just have it sitting on a shelve next too other desktops k3s nodes.
- Comment on Server hardware overheating? Zip ties is always the solution. 1 year ago:
The board doesn’t come with any extra on it. There is one used but it doesn’t boot without that card. Not really sure what it does. It’s a Dell Poweredge R410 Server: looks like this: i.ebayimg.com/images/g/…/s-l1600.jpg
- Comment on Server hardware overheating? Zip ties is always the solution. 1 year ago:
If I could find a internal server fan smaller then 20x20mm. I’d stick one next to my 1U CPU Cooler. But for some reason I can’t find one. Needs to be smaller then 20x20 because it would sit on top of the motherboard in a closed 1U server rack frame.
