My first time building a home server, i have few questions in mind (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by leahmweoore@alien.top to c/homelab@selfhosted.forum

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I need to build a server to my my virtual machines to, I run a lot of VMs which they use a lot of CPU and memory, for some heavy machine learning sometimes my pc gets slow down and i want to solve this issue by building a home server, not sure if you guys think this is a good idea or no

- My virtual machines run python selenium codes using multi threading, I heard this info is important as there are a lot of CPUs which are made for this, I am not sure which ones

- I need at least 30-50 CPU cores and 64gb-128gb memory

Is this achievable with a budget of 2000$?

Some other questions I had in mind, such a server is going to be noisy? if I placed in it another room is it possible to control it remotly without cables?

If I missed any info please point them out I would love to add more details, thank you

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[-] leahmweoore@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Plus, is there a way I can make it reach 128gb memory? the only available option is 64gb

[-] Markaos@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

the only available option is 64gb

I'm not saying it looks legit, but the listing definitely has 8*64GB modules - 512GB in total.

[-] leahmweoore@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Markaos are you sure? isn't it 8 rams that gives you only 64gb? if you are correct then i am god dam new to this shit <3

so it's really 512GB? i really want a reply, if it is then dam this is not bad

[-] Markaos@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Given that it also has an 8*8GB variant (which cannot be the total capacity because 1GB DDR4 DIMMs are not a thing)... yeah, I'm sure that's what the listing means. Again, no comment on how legit it actually is, I have no experience with buying server parts on eBay.

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