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THIS is a Hard Drive Sized Fanless PC
THIS is a Hard Drive Sized Fanless PC
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We check out Supermicro’s fanless hard drive-sized PCs. The Supermicro X13SAN-H is a motherboard with an Alder Lake generation processor and 2.5GbE.
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I love how these micro PCs still have com ports & 4 is the mother lode.
Great review. Thank you. About 25 years ago, I used to repair / build shoebox PCs to go in underground mines. They were so much bigger and not as passive. They’ve come a long way.
From a mines perspective, $1000 is chump change.
A lot of these smal CPU packages are coming out now. I got to wonder what is the difference between these bareboard SBCs vs. a laptop?
This system would be great for CNC hackers who want serial ports.
What about IPMI on that Supermicro board?
How much w/ Case?
Comparing this beast to a R-Pi is almost as funny as saying R-Pi is "cheap and EASY TO GET".
How do you connect headphones, a mic, and Wi-Fi antennas to the system?
For the life of me, couldn't see where the part number for the little server was mentioned, several rabbit holes later -> SuperServer SYS-E100-13AD-H
Perfect video!! Such a super strong but tiny unit,I like this design!
Yeah but does it spin? Idk if it's really a replacement for an hdd if it doesn't spin…
Supermicro gear is as rare as an honest and ethical politician outside the US.
Wow, haven' t seen 400Mhz downclock since my first gen not-yet-core Centrino laptop. I wish more were configured that way!
Great peace of Hardware! Thanks for the Presentation!
Handsome little box, first mini system in a while that isn't sketchy, I like it.
This looks like a PC which would be ideal as a controller for a EtherCAT system, since the protocol is scalable and will use the network speed available, with some systems going all the way tto 10gbe.
$1,769.98…nope
how does it compare to the N305? Going from passmark, seems like this 1265UE with its 2×P cores and 8×E cores is slower than the N305's 8×E-cores? That doesn't make any sense
WTF supermicro build rpi5 better than the rpi did lmao
@ServeTheHomeVideo What stress test are you using? I absolutely love the graphs and info on screen
little known fact, supermicro are the chosen provider for holywood
Audio in the new studio sounding much better (maybe I’m imagining it).
I remember COM and parallel ports. You don't see them any more. Gone are the 40 pin headers for older hard drives and also the 34 pin header for floppy drives, Modern consumer motherboards just don't have any of those things. There was also a time when BIOS chips were socketed and now they solder them down. The nice thing about a socket for them is if you had a bad flash you could swap a good one in. Or if you had the equipment you could then reprogram that chip. That is still possible these days but more difficult because they solder them in as a way of flipping the finger at you for wanting a computer that is more repairable. Even worse is soldered down RAM or SSD (Apple comes to mind).
A 10 core CPU sounds sorta odd. Is it a 12 core with a couple bad ones that are disabled by default?
how about next time you review banana pi r3-mini? It seems interesting because it is small and has the extraordinary advantage of being carried anywhere.
i use for my daily stuff a asrock j5040-itx this thing cost about 150€ and is fast enough and needs only 4w in idle with a lightweight system with like a plain debian without ui or ubuntu server ans such. but with ubuntu 22.04 lts it uses 7w in idle. the system uses the intel pentium silver j5040 it has a tdp of 10w and can do 2 4k video streams and has 4 sata ports can use up to 16gb ddr4 sodimm ram 8g per channel. for a daily system perfect even harder stuff like running a jetbrain coding environment handle it well. but you can do industrial stuff to you have some ports you can use.
This would be a great opnsense box…. This is a completely overpowered opnsense box
The CPU is explained at 8:48… it took over 8 minutes to just say the name of the most important part of the computer…
Do any raspberry Pi size Single board computer exist which has 8 or more core processor x86 architecture.(Intel or AMD)
I want for compact gaming set-up.😅
Please reply if anyone know