Page inspired by Joshua Strobl's setup page
And yes, I'm naming my devices after famous scientists and tech people.
- Desktops
- Workstation - Tesla
- Gaming station - Kopernik
- Home Theater PC - ?
- Lightweight station
- Arcade Box - Archimedes
- Laptops
- Servers
- Proxmox Server - Pythagore
- XCPng Server - DaVinci
- Spare hardware
Desktops
Workstation - Tesla
CPU CPU cooling RAM Storage Graphics Graphics cooling PSU Case :
Gaming station - Kopernik
CPU CPU cooling RAM Storage Graphics Graphics cooling PSU Case :
Home Theater PC - ?
CPU CPU cooling RAM Storage Graphics Graphics cooling PSU Case :
Lightweight station
Previously a Raspberry Pi B running Archlinux Arm (32 bits...) which corrupted high quality SD cards, I decided to replace it with a Fujitsu Futro S930.
Silent, powerfull enough for desktop tasks. Will it have server purpose ? let's see.
CPU: Quad AMD GX-424CC 4x 2,4GHz RAM: Storage: Graphics: Radeon HD Graphics
Arcade Box - Archimedes
CPU RAM Storage Graphics PSU Case :
Laptops
Main laptop - Vaughan
Model : Dell Latitude 7490 CPU : Intel Core i5-8350U RAM : 32GB Memory Storage : Samsung MZVLB512HAJQ-000L7 - 512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe 2280 TLC 3D-Nand SSD Solid State
Servers
Proxmox Server - Pythagore
CPU CPU cooling RAM Storage Graphic Card Graphic Card cooling PSU Case :
XCPng Server - DaVinci
Dell Workstation
Bought back from a previous employer, I managed to get the workstation of a colleague working with virtualization. This meant a better SSD, more and better RAM compared to the one my workstation had by default.
Spare hardware
Raspberry Pi B
Raspberry Pi 2 B
Banana Pi
HP Proliant N40L
Fujitsu Futro S920 - AMD GX-415GA SOC QUAD CORE 1,5GHz - 4GB PC3 12800 - Storage: mSATA 8GB - Radeon HD Graphics
M.2 SSD drive : THNSNH256G8NT Toshiba HG5d Series 256GB MLC SATA 6Gbps M.2 2280 NGFF SSD