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What is the name of the thing you installed next to the safe at 7:15? Where can I find it?

4:48 absolute cinema!

What operating system did you install on it?

Plz don't get me wrong I'm new to this. 5900X's TDP is as much as 150w and noctua nh-l12s's can hold up to 105w in open space so isn't the adjustment is not enough? or is it in server condition cpu's workload won't maximize?

Where did you get that case?

Great video!!! I will do my own as well but not with such a nice CPU and amount of RAM. I have a ton of 10TB that my employer disposed in favor of 20TB. I will purchase 4 of them and build my own NAS. Once again, great video

What size fans can be mounted on the front?

Great job! Look amazing

At first I was rubbed wrong by the way you chose to orient the fan. Please tell me there was a reason you chose to absolutely barricade your ram lol, buuut, as I continued to watch, I thought the video overall was good solid tech porn. I busted a few bytes when you dremeled into the case. Came out great. Where’s the rest of your videos dude? You can’t tell me this was it

what's the idle power consumption?

Wow, nice build. I hope you do more. How did you get the drive bays to light up without a backplane? I've been given a HP DL380 G7 server and using it for a test server. It has a single CPU, PSU and 48Gb RAM. I have the option to add another CPU and 72Gb RAM but I have to buy another PSU. I was thinking instead of upgrading, I'll use the chassis for a build instead. But that's not in the near future.

2:55 made me hit the like button 😂

I bought exactly that 2U case from inter-tech and I love it! I however installed 6x50mm fans on the front inlet (official only supports 4x50 but you can make space here). That cools my disks and gives sufficient flow to my CPUs heatsink, that has an additional 120mm fan on top. Little remark on your build: Chieftec is considered a low-quality PSU brand. If you like your server, replace it. I recently switched to a passively cooled seasonic prime. That was almost perfect for the power load of my low-power storage server (~70-80 W).

Are you left handed?

Hi, I want to build a server for only €300, it will run nas, mc server and others. silence comes first. What components should I choose?

the wrist watch cost more than this entire build...

How did you connect the SAS backplane to the SATA motherboard? did you have any problems with this?

I like this case I just like that’s it had a longer back seems small in space

@4:22 How on earth were you able to remove the topcover that holds the drives..?

For a moment I was afraid it wouldn't fit... 3:16

who is this guy and why is he so cool

Thank you for this great and entertaining video. I have 2.5 questions: : 03:06 there is an overview how the storage is connected. 1) Are you using a reverse breakout cable to connect the backplane to the motherboard sata connections? 2) How are the hotswap drivebays connected to the backplane and are those cables included with the case?

Is the motherboard micro atx?

Considering something similar for my 5900X to be a cloud server of sorts. Basically it puts out too much heat to be in the same room (health/breathing issues). Considering setting it up as a gaming cloud server to network with one or two other machines, but have an RTX3060ti and wondering if that should be in the host streaming server, or the machine actually gaming via connection?

Really clean build! I'm looking to do something similar. Could you please put a reference of the little magnetic mesh you got?

looking to build something very similar for an all-in-one home lab setup for plex, minecraft server, video editing transcoding system etc. How have you been liking your build?

Would and Nvidia A2000 fit in this chassis?

Will an NH-C14S fit in this chassis? Also, where did you get the mesh you put over the hole?

Лошара, радиатор на проц нужно было поставить так чтобы пластины были паралельно потоку продува корпуса спереди назад и поставить блок 80x80 вентиляторов на продув корпуса !

You wear your watch on your right wrist. Haven't seen that in a hot minute. Nice build. 👍

Beautiful build. I sure hope you make more videos about what you're doing on the system. I saw below you'd show all those things, but I only see one video. Am I on the right channel?

Hi bro what's the name of the hard drive module did you install in the box? It's external raid card ?

This is an awesome build. I am about to build a very space efficient rack mountable workstation around the 5700G APU in a 2U chassis. It will fit nicely in my rack between my 4U media server and my 2U blue iris server. This will leave enough room for my UPS and my surround sound head unit.

This magnet air filter is so cool, where can i buy one?

3:14 close one how did you know it will fit?

thats a lot of non ECC ram for a "server"

This is wrong and very armature build. The main problem is horizontal air workflow and the ram direction. No horizontal fans. Ram stop horizontal air. If you want to build pro server you need mainboard with opposition ram slots or you need to change mainboard direction just to allow horizontal air flow via ram slots.

If that RAM fails, it's going to be tough

Do you know what your power draw is for this build?

Best ASMR ever.

I would like to upgrade an old Dell server (14 years) to a new motherboard. I guess the case is 27 inches front to back and 3.25 inches high. Would you be interested in giving me some direction?

I'm a bit late to this party but nice clean build. I like what you did with the cooler hole and mag dust vent over the top, nice! I'm with you about not using 40mm fans in a rack server build if you don't have to. Too darn loud (12-14000rpm ) and they can chew the juice if you have a few of them installed.

hey whats case?

More videos please 🙏

Which Chassis is he using?

loved the zipzite cut and hit and the video edit so funny

Hi, your video helped a lot for building in the same chassis. After connecting my 4 disks to the backplane, they aren't found. Before, I had them attached directly by sata cables as a RAID10. Does anyone know how to fix that?

The part at 5:00 was sick guys, great job!!

Excellent! Totally enjoyed this video.

more videos ?! :D