I've just bought a few pack of these 8x8x500 sticks. And yes I tried some wood glue from the hardware store and they simply stuck very well to the PETG prints.
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After designing this minicase I immediately knew I wanted to apply the same design language to my rack.
It features drawers (front only), cable channels on the sides, rack rails on both front and back, removable side panels, a door with fan mounts and magnetically removable dust filters.
It needs some polishing before sharing the STL, but I think it already looks pretty nice.
From the top:
I also have some rack shelves on the back:
Needless to say I bought everything before the DRAM craze and I feel very sad for who has to work with the current market.
Everything is mounted on custom 2U or 3U 3D printed 10" rack shelves.
After designing this minicase I immediately knew I wanted to apply the same design language to my rack.
It features drawers (front only), cable channels on the sides, rack rails on both front and back, removable side panels, a door with fan mounts and magnetically removable dust filters.
It needs some polishing before sharing the STL, but I think it already looks pretty nice.
You should be fine. Linux and BSD systems have te ability to load microcode updates at boot even if you don't update your BIOS.
I'd be more concerned about the noise and power consumption.
Also the number and the max speed of your NIC is a factor if you have a fast internet connection If you run OPNSense make sure your NIC is well supported (I had problems with realtek and paravirtualized cards). Otherwise you can always add more NICs with pcie cards.