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I have electric baseboard heaters so i like to heat my home with my server in the winter. I dont use it enough in the summer to warrant the power draw, but i'm looking forward to doing so this winter.
I'm hoping the AI bubble pops soon... i'd really like to pick up a decent accelerator card for AI for my desktop. My current server doesn't have the PCIe slots left (all filled with U.2 drives on PCIe adapters or HBAs) so it would need to go in my desktop... i thought 64GB was a lot when i built this 3 years ago but now i'm wishing I put 128GB in it...
My server has 238GB though (ordered a 256GB kit and one stick was dead. Caught that on the 4th test cycle with memtest86+ pro which I 100% paid for.) Since I use it for not only ZFS but also all of my random containers and game server VMs.