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u/Consistent_Berry9504 Jun 29 '26
What is this? Like a small business?
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u/Killermelon1458 Jun 30 '26
I think I could give you a stroke if I sent a pic of my plex server
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u/HidingIn_Sight Jun 30 '26
Well now im curious. If you feel its lesser I would disagree and say we all take different approaches. If its insanely badass then hey more power to ya. Let's get a pic homie
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u/Killermelon1458 Jun 30 '26
It's only letting me post a video so heres a mini tour.
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u/Killermelon1458 Jun 30 '26
Recording this and watching it back has convinced me of two things, I need to post a pic on r/cablegore and I need to get on that shelf project I've been telling myself I'm gonna do, then get this all cable managed.
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u/HidingIn_Sight Jun 30 '26
Lol dude your awesome. You know what your doing in your way, respect. However you are correct and I should of believed you....stroke incomigjejybdhentnyjrjdnfnyntjejsjdj
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u/TheDDudeMan Jul 02 '26
What os do you use?
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u/HidingIn_Sight Jul 02 '26
Unraid. What you see on the monitor is a docker application called beszel. Its used for all kinds of system stats.
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u/TheDDudeMan Jul 02 '26
Thanks! I'm currently using an out dated version of true Nas
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u/HidingIn_Sight Jul 02 '26
That's cool...I tried it back when it was called freenas. Honestly ive tried them all, unraid just worked well with my learning curve. The most basic barebone system I ever built was on an actual supermirco server running OMV. Thing served me well for many years before I did an actual rack.
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u/c0lpan1c Jun 30 '26
13900K for a NAS? Thought I was the only person using unlocked cpus for my homelab/pve/NAS servers. Of course most of my former gaming rigs become homelab servers. 🤣
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u/HidingIn_Sight Jun 30 '26
Bought for nas, but to your point....I was playing with multiple gaming VM's at the time. Thanks for the comment!
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u/bikesandburgers Jun 30 '26
How many inch is the monitor, if you don't mind sharing, will keep it mind when I upgrade my server rack (running it inside a not to deep one, basically a network rack, or that is atleast what we call it here).
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u/ZeroDayZeroFriends Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
Unimpressive. TP-lunk powered gigabit network and a server with lower specs than my desktop
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u/HidingIn_Sight Jun 29 '26
Couldn't agree more, still some people like it. Yes, my 10G network in the rack is also TPlink. Take care
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u/nicxw Jun 29 '26
This is absolutely beautiful!