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Entertaining video, I have an old dual xeon 771 that I used for my home lab and it is not for sale, I still have it with me hahaha, I will not go back to Xeon because electricity prices have gone up a lot in my country.

Is this true: bigger number before U letter (exqmple 1U or 4U), more quiet noise?

I've always imagined how that color scheme came about. My theory is, the Noctua fan designer was in the bathroom thinking what color should I use for the blades when ...Plop... That's it, BROWN! 🤣 I'm kidding of course........but AM I? 🤔

2:04 I'll take a green and beige box anyday over a RGB puke box. Classic is classic for a reason.

I LOVE your channel, always AWESOME videos Victor.

Lord of the Fans ! using one fan.. to keep it all cool..

power supply fan should face down

I like Manjaro Linux for desktop use and with Steam it is very good for gaming and you get the latest software relatively quickly as it is a rolling distro. For video editing I like Shotcut.

I also like Noctua fan. For over 2.5 years i use on PC Linux Nobara, based on Fedora. 90% of installed games on this computer works on Linux.

@Victor Bart, what a nice build and machine. I like it. Greetings from Steven from the Netherlands

Another awesome CPU for X79 is the E5-1680V2 (8C/16T); one of the last multiplier overclockable Xeon's. V3's can do it too but V4's can't. With the right motherboard, paste, cooling, etc; you can do 4.4ghz stable all core overclock (pushing it more is possible but harder to sustain in my experience).

It's nice that Ryzen came out, so everyone could afford having more cores and threads. They kind of killed HEDT! That's a good thing! I've worked on HEDT systems lga 2066 2011 1366...there's way too much going on, XMP is weird on them too, it raises the base clock of the memory on a lot of kits, I always found it weird.

Nice video! I use the e5 2678 v3 with 40gb ddr3 and i think it's enough for me at least for a few years

I got dual E5-2640v2

My previous PC was a really old 2008 HP dc5850 with a Phenom II X4 B97 (3.2GHz) and 8GB DDR3, I bought it as an off-lease PC in 2014 and used it till 2019. I spend ~$200 on the PC. In 2019 in the begin of the Ryzen area, I wanted to buy and build a new PC. So as a true Dutchman I did spend a whopping $349 for a Ryzen 3 2200G (3.7GHz); 16GB DDR4; ASRock B450; 512GB nvme-SSD (3400/2300MB/s) and I reused a 2 HDDs supported by a 128GB sata-SSD cache. It is time for a midlife upgrade to a Ryzen 5 5600G and 32GB DDR4. The 5600G is 3x faster than the 2200G and 6x the Phenom. The software I use is a minimal install of the latest LTS of Ubuntu, running on the OpenZFS filesystem and using Virtualbox for the VMs. Virtualbox VMs run all the Applications I use. - the Main VMs are: Xubuntu (social media); Ubuntu 16.04 ESM (encrypted; exclusively for banking); Ubuntu Budgie (multimedia); Ubuntu (try-outs); Windows XP Home to play the wma copies of my CDs and LPs with WoW and TrueBass effects and Windows 11 Pro, just in case I need it. - My Windows collection is complete from 1.04 (1987) till 11 Pro (now) and that includes the NT versions from the nineties. - My Ubuntu's LTS collection is complete from the first 4.10; my first 5.04; 6.06 LTS to 24.04 LTS and 24.10 development edition. Early 2014 the 2 HDDs died shortly after each other after 10 power-on years and I replaced the 500GB and 1TB HDDs with one 2TB HDD. Note that I did run the same software (older versions) on my old Phenom II, but I could only run 1 Windows VM or 2 Linux VMs at the same time. The limit is now higher, I can run all 3 at the same time :) The Windows XP VM is my oldest VM, installed and activated in March 2010 and it survived 2 VBox owners; 3 desktops and 4 CPUs.

i have two e5-2667 v4 on a x10drh-c motherboard since 2016. it still work very well as a gaming computer and i will keep it as long as it run =D

19:43 Ive been eyeballing Linux Mint lately, it looks the most appealing.

I am still running the 2690 v2 for my main proxmox server. It has been faithfully running for several years. Rock stable. Asrock Rack board with 128 gigs of ecc. Its been a very reliable system.

13:25 Linus tech tips built a server like that and he ran into PCI-E bandwidth and CPU challenges even with an EPYC chip. It takes a surprisingly large amount of horsepower to drive that much speed.

I use a dell workstation tower with a E5-2680 v4 for my NAS/proxmox server, runs a bunch of self hosted stuff and some game servers. It's a very useful platform for sure if a bit power hungry. Incredibly cheap though and tons of cores/memory for containers.

9:15 video card going black might be drivers auto updating, it unloads the old and adds the new so you dont need to reboot. Doesnt happen that often. Thats what it is for me anyways.

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a few years ago i got dell machine with 2 of the 20 core xeons and it's tragic in the same way that owning an old bugatti is, just waiting forever for a reasonable thing to upgrade to. keeps the apartment warm.

fedora with kde plasma or linux mint with cinnamon desktop. these are my faves, or Zorin OS without the Ubuntu bloat with gnome.

My main rig has a pair of similar processors to yours: 2697 v2. This generation of CPUs are still quite capable today.

Get a 2697 in there chap!

First! Always love content on repurposed workstation/server hardware. They're true workhorses with a lot more to give after their business or datacenter lifecycle.

i have a supermicro with also a 2600 processor running truenas i want to upgrade from 6 cores to 10 or 12 cores soon

i have that speakers with a cyrix system unit back in 98 i miss that

my 300a clocks to 450 @ 100mhz on my GA-6BXC board using dip switches. and the 366 clocks to 413 @ 75mhz. it will show 500 @ 100mhz but locks up at the boot screen.

I had build P3 667Mhz (133FSB) + 256Mb RDRAM + G400 around year ago :) My favorite machine! I have doubts on SCSI HDD because Adaptec 2940 is slower than build-in ATA-66 controller. However more advanced SCSI cards will be limited by slow PCI slots.

this pc needs the PICOgus sound card then run second reality again. then again, that Sound Blaster is already a good card for that demo.

Lachen! Leuke video! ;) Heb dit jaar mn collectie verkocht. Had een Voodoo 1 met 4 mb en een SLI voodoo II setje met 12mb waarvan 1tje nog helemaal compleet met doos en boekjes en games. Veel geld voor gehad. Yes i still remember the first moment i got my voodoo2 working on my celeron 333 pc. It was Need for Speed II SE and man that made one hell of a difference

Mine were branded Fujitsu Siemens

I threw mine away and I regret it so much.

很棒的铁路运行视频❤

Tengo uno en lenovo va rápida con Linux para ver youtube

Hello , are those servers sun microsystem sunfire v 120 ??? Please explain how to boot sun microsystem sunfire v 120 .how to get access to LOM poweron command ??? How to Using the LOM poweron Command ??? How to boots the Solaris Operating System ??? I have Sun Microsystems sunfire v120 . what do you use sun microsystem sunfire v 120 for ??? Thank you!

My first System was an Pentium 3 Coppermine @ 900MHz paired with an Geforce 2 MX 400 32MB and 128MB RAM, it was nice i had a lot of fun with this machine.

that small monitor is funny lols

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cool~!

nice. i like it

My first computer in 1992-1993 was a 486 33MHz with a 200MB hard drive. By 1996, I had that bad boy filled up with pharmacy-school notes and Netscape Downloads!! Lol I had two floppy drives: the 3.5" and 5.25!" Such luxury! The laser printer was $1000 and the computer and monitor was $1000. Modem built in and sound card too!

Use a dual X99 MB and 2 Xeon's E5-2698/2699 v3 or v4, could be even a Chinese MB from Ali Express, a dual SAS add on card PCI express and another SAS cable , all SAS bays populated with 10TB SAS minimum HDD, a 10gb Network add it n, etc

where do i download them demos?

Voodoo2 is still my favorite piece of early pc gaming. I remember the day i got mine and i still have my original

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Hi, i have a short video from my Pentium II 400MHz build and his first test. Look here: ruclips.net/user/shortsvsqZ2AF7u40?si=PP__5cjp2qH8-f0_ This situation makes the broken 512MB DIMM stick on a Soltek SL-62B to beeping only and i just changed to 128MB DiMM stick and today will the next test to do. For later time would i change to Pentium III 500MHz for Windows XP. Or that's a monitor, non connected keyboard or a AGP card error. Thanks

Great stuff.