Alright friends. I turn to you all as a last resort before I

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Here's The others, stacked on my mini fridge.
The other are stashed in the closet.

Did you try the window? As to get it up and running, I bet you can easily find someone at a store or on the Internet who can supply you with the parts that are missing and some basic info.

>>56939512
I'm getting a picture of it currently outside. One moment.
You'll see why this is quickly an issue.

Post the rack's measurements

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Wrapped in plastic to keep it protected from the sun.

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And other elements

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You know these catalyst stacks are loud as fuck, run hot, and can potentially draw more power than your outlets can supply without at the very least changing out your breaker switches, and I hope UPS's are in place. I have one of these at work for our stack which services around 6000 users on a 10Gbit line on a redundant UPS backup supplied by 2 240V 30A lines. Nigger what are you doing

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>>56939663
Hell yeah dude.

>>56939538

>>56939398
That shit does not belong on residential grade power. Your door did you a favor. Sell it.

>>56939681
Ytho
>>56939711
Yes, it also doesn't belong on a residential network

>>56939538
>>56939663

Got cut off before I could type. Thanks auto updater.
One moment I'll bust out the handy dandy.

Is there any information you can tell me / instructions to get it to work?

>>56939664
Take the rack apart. If that requires drilling some rivets, drill and replace with bolts.

>>56939729
Yes, sell it and get a cisco switch or something, you got no business trying to run a single catalyst stack out of your apartment let alone 2 for any reason.

>>56939398
>It has 'rackable' brand units, all 10+ of them, and 2 Catalyst 4000s.
This has to be a fucking troll.

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you fool

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While I'm out there measuring, here's the apple.

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>>56939800

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Lemme get this straight, was this parked in front of your apartment door when you got home or did you truck it in from someplace else?

>>56939855
I bought it from my teacher at my school.
Trucked it home

OP just install gentoo and get on with your life, this is the stupidest thing i have seen all day.

>>56939773
The whole purpose is go beyond the norm.
I want to be autistic.
I want to be the special snowflake in the home server threads.
Help me achieve my goal?

>>56939850
Wait a minute, that's a bed above your table.
Are you telling me you have a bunk bed above a glass table?

>>56939919
What the fuck is wrong with you

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>>56939950
Why yes.. Yes it is.

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>>56940027
It's decent. I get to do a 360 and face the screen on the wall. Comfy.

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>>56939919
I cant begin to understand why you'd have 2 4000's instead of just 1 6000.

Step1: Call a contracting company to tear down and rebuild your front door
Step2: Call an electrician to add the proper sockets, replace the breakers and remove half of the lines in your unit.
Step3: Learn cisco cli for catalyst stacks
Step4: Get a new isp that will probably have to break some city ordinance to put a 5g line into a single residential unit.
Congrats your samba server works the same as if you ran it off a windows computer and router.

>>56940001
For not measuring before he bought it? idk. He would be the special snowflake in home server threads if he could manage to take the rack apart. Unfortunately his eyes were bigger than his door.

>>56939398
>How can I get this into my apartment?

just neck yourself already

>>56940027
>that giant tub of cheese puffs

300 lbs? 400 lbs?

>>56940074
I didn't really get to pick and choose. Whole thing was prebuilt at the school.

Looks like I'm selling it, though.
Oh well. 200$ for the whole thing, I can't really say no to that.
Thank you though friend.

>>56940118
I gave into the meme. Included for a joke, I had too.
They're ok, but greasy as shit. Only could eat a few.

>>56939398
Fucking hell Tyrone

How much did you pay for this OP

What is this for?

>>56940137
200$.
I graduated his class as I was supposedly the best he's ever had. Pretty chill dude overall.
Gave me a bunch of job offers to start out with, too

>>56940143
I don't know yet. I figured step 1 would be to get it all to work.
I'd like to be able to learn as I go with actual equipment, but alas, doesn't seem like it's possible.

>>56940153
If you live in Texas someone in my company will buy it off you easy....

>>56940188
Probably fuck me with a sledgehammer too.
I'll just ebay it

this is great

>>56940227
You want pictures of anything?

>>56940128
No, don't listen to nay-sayers, this is fucking awesome. Try to find out how much power you can draw in your home without everything going to shit, then run as many cables as you need/can from different rooms. At least try it OP.

As to how to get stuff inside, did you try disassembling everything until it fits?

>>56940255
THIS. Go anon! I support this endeavor.

>>56940071

You in maryland senpai? UTZ products are fucking the best. Love me some crab chips.

>>56939630
>>56940255
Oh I just saw what you meant by not fitting, yeah that will be difficult. Is it all a one piece frame?

http://michaelbluejay.com/electricity/maxload.html Also do this to find out how much your circuits can handle.

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>>56940255
I'm trying my best!
Have an image of everything, too.
The switch is an IPECS Ericsson

Is it wider than a doorway or something?
Is there some reason you can't get a buddy to help you put it on its side and get it through the door?

If nothing else you may just have to find a smaller rack somewhere and sell this one off, they're pretty valuable.

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>>56940326
It's bigger in all dimensions. You can see in one image theres a door leaning up against it to supply some shade, I recently remodelled so I have shit laying around.

Here's another of the ericsson.

>ITT: my workplace retired a bunch of shit that they wanted to throw away and i took it all home like a packrat

>>56940350
Yes.
Yes I fucking did my friend.

Wouldn't you do the same?

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>>56940365
Yeah probably.

Pic of your hand.

>>56940349
Put it in through a window?
I hope you're not planning on running all that equipment in a room you frequent, by the way. That's easily 90dba worth of fans at idle

>>56940317
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps663/products_data_sheet09186a00800924ec.html#wp40094

So it says for power requirements, 400W per PSU. Does each of those things have one PSU, or several? Anyways that doesn't sound bad.

Are all of these things switches? Or did you get some servers too? Not sure what you would use only switches for, but it still sounds kinda awesome.

>>56940350
Worst case he scraps it for gold, another fun project.

Just keep one of each and sell the rest, then you won't need the rack.

>>56939663
>be usa obese nigger
>think 240V is a lot

kek

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>>56940391
I have babby hands. I don't get out much.

>>56940394
Living room. Should be a small wall inbetween, I have no reason to really leave my room anyway. Attached bathroom and all.
It's bigger then every entrance I have.

>>56940399
All are servers, I have another Netgear switch ontop, I'll post it in a moment.
Thank you for the info!

>>56940417
I hope it doesn't come to that, though.

>>56940425
That's not very autistic. Come on.

>>56940431
>I don't understand how electricity works

>>56940448
Oh that's awesome, did you look at what kind of CPUs you have? Please run cinebench on all of them

Redpill me on home servers, are they fun and useful or just autistic?Isn't this just a way for people to make their own shitposting proxy loops at home?

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>>56939493
Is that PS1 modded to play chinese girlfriend simulations?

>>56940467
Autistic.

A $100 high end router and NAS will serve the same function.

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>>56939663
What he said. Would be stupid beyond belief to even power this Catalyst shit up, much less leave it running in a residence. Nothing that stack can do for you in 2016 that quiet, cooler switches can't do. The last 6000 stack I dumped I could not even get hauled away on a scrap metal/weight basis. Plenty of these at the bottom of SF Bay these days, trust me.

>he actually bought a full size server rack
>and plans to put it in his fucking APARTMENT
>and run the power through a residential supply
>and run the networking through a residential ISP with about 500mbs upload AT BEST
>and keep it cool
>and he has no idea what he's gonna do with it

>>56940495
You can't host shit with that though.

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>>56940399
Here's some more info on the catalyst, if it helps. >>56940475
Hell yeah it is. I've got a playstation 2, also along with a dreamcast in the closet.
I have my parents jaguar too

>>56940466
Trust me. If I get this to work, you'll be seeing a lot more of me. In a lot more threads.


I took a picture of everything on the catalyst. Commence dump.

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>>56940516
Could call me adventurous. Or retarded.

>>56940516
You are a boring person.

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This will be slow. I have delays now.

>>56940467
Posting on 4chin from work through proxy is a benefit, but data hoarding and file sharing is where it's at.

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That white label didn't come out right. Next one will be it

>>56940534
So 2 PSUs per switch, 2 switches, about 600W per PSU? You could run each on a single circuit in your house, find out how many circuits you have and which outlet is part of which circuit. Then another circuit for the servers, should be fine. Find out how much amps each circuit supports just in case though.

>>56940516
>he bought a 4chin pass from gookmoot
kys

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>>56940580

>>56940552
What is he gonna do when he finally gets it all set up? Setup a server for some steam games and host his movies on it?

Operating these things is a pain in the ass you know, and unless OP can sleep through a simulated jet engine aircraft take off he's gonna have to power these off too. It just doesn't make sense to me. Send me the link to the update thread when he tears all this shit apart because he realize he bought the worlds most useless paperweight.

>>56940580
Alright. So I'd basically be fucking over my entire living room, or my house. I can do that.
That other anon said about bandwidth and ISP. Is this actually a concern?

>>56940604
He could make some sound dampening air inlets and outlets for the server rack, also free heating in winter.

Learning how to operate is part of the fun, and he could host stuff like a big minecraft server, getting all the kiddies to pay for stupid shit and make money with the server. Or even host something useful, who cares, the possibilities are endless.

>>56940604
I'll probably stream myself taking it all apart. Fuck it, I might as well be entertaining and give back for the help in this thread.

>>56940604
Maybe he might learn something in the process even if it's that he can't fit an industrial sized rack through his apartment door. For $200 he did well.

>>56940642
>That other anon said about bandwidth and ISP. Is this actually a concern?
Go to speedtest dot net and take a screenshot of your upload speed, not being hateful, just legit curious. If it's high enough I could give you some ideas on what to use with it.

>>56940642
>That other anon said about bandwidth and ISP. Is this actually a concern?

Depends on how much you want. Obviously such a server with a 16k dsl async internet connection would be a huge waste, search around for who offers internet to your house and what the highest available speed is. If are lucky and have google fiber then you HAVE to set up this server, not doing so would be a waste.

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Here's this, too.
>>56940667
12ms ping, 140.35 down, 12.09 up

>>56940707
https://fiber.google.com/about/
Check if it's available for you

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>>56940665
If all else fails I can take up one my teacher's job offers he gave me and make the money to continue. How would I store this outside for a month+ though? It won't ever rain here, it's just hot. Not hot enough to melt plastic since it's in the shade, but it's all I can do.

>>56940746
Do you have a garden? Can you build a small shed and run cables to it?

>>56940707
You could probably host a seedbox or a minecraft server. With only about 15 upload not much really server heavy things you can do.

>>56940730
Potential. Unlucky.

I have 12 of these from Ovalere. 6 slots in each side of the rack.
>>56940771
I have a concrete floored garden from past tenants and a roof overhang. Wouldn't be that much of a bitch to do.
>>56940773
I can change my data plan to be more uploading, I have the dl plan because I didn't have a reason before.

>>56940746
I would say Public Storage, but it will probably cost more to keep it than sell it now then buy another rack mount when you have a bigger entrance.

>>56940783
Yes, perfect, do you know how to build something like a shed? Then you wouldn't need to replace any cables or fuck up your living room, only run new ones to it. Whats the fastest internet connection you can buy at your house?

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>>56940825
I'd imaging it wouldn't be too hard. I have family and google, anyway.
>>56940807
I'd have to get my squad together to help me move this thing again. Had a dolley and 8 people earlier.

Here's another internal of the rack. 64 slots on each side, 41 with power outlets on this side, 56 on the other.

Everyone but me is talking about non-rack-relevant shit.

If OP is autistic enough to want it, he's autistic enough to mark, photograph, disassemble then reassemble the rack.

Somewhere a manual exists for the rack, which could be helpful. RTFM applies to equipment.

Pics of the equipment for the rack are little use. Time to consider how the rack is constructed, or just scrap it since the play value is gone and OP is already discouraged.

>>56940871
So you should put it under the roof, run enough electric cables (probably heavy duty ones), get the fastest internet you can and leave it under the roof until the shed is done and then put everything in there.

>>56940886
The door for the rack was removed, and I don't have it. It had the brand, and all other info related I assume. I'll search again for info on it, might be printed on the bottom. Who knows, I don't. I'll RTFM if I can.
I'm not discouraged anymore, but damn did it seem like it.

>>56940431
>>56940455
I use three-phase 400V for my server room. Pretty standard here, I also have three-phase wiring coming to my house as it was standard to have it at the time when the house was built.

>>56940927
Seems good. How should I construct this? If it's really as loud as everyone's saying it is, how the fuck can I dampen?

>>56940971
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSllkFWVhJI

Also you wouldn't care as much because now it's in a shed instead of your house, maybe glue some foam to the walls from the inside of the shed, should be enough.

How to construct it depends on what your garden looks like and where you can run cables from your house into your garden.

>>56941007
I have one of those fans, I think.
I'd only care as noise complaints from neighbors.

About the circuits, if I only have 1 circuit to my whole apartment I'm fucked, aren't I?

Need any more photos of anything?

>>56941085
Yes, 1 circuit for the whole house means it gets complicated, unless that circuit has a fuckton of amps, which I don't think.

http://www.familyhandyman.com/electrical/breaker-box/breaker-box-safety-how-to-connect-a-new-circuit/view-all

Probably need to do this, or pay someone to do it, which is expensive. Since you are running your cable to the outside, you don't need to rip up too many walls for this.

>>56941007
>all those fans

for what purpose?

>>56941136
Alright.
Grandfather's a jack of all. I can use this to have an excuse to spend time with him. He'll probably enjoy building the shed/wall with me, too.

>>56940662
do it please

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Here's my thinkpad, the microscope that interested in life as a kid, and the chess set I've had forever.

>>56941263
I will. You'll know when. Maybe not today, or tommorrow, but I will.


Thanks for the advice my friends.

>>56941493
Dude what

>>56941493
who is natasha?
do tell.

>>56941493
Fuck you too you sun loving nigger.

>>56941598
No one important.

You can get 20-foot ISO shipping containers and have your own containered datacenter. 20s are small enough to move on a commercial rollback trailer. Containers are used for portable datacenters because they are waterproof, tough and very, very easy to work with. About 2000 bucks will get you one in most of the US.

Smaller units are available too.

Ignoring all of the reasons you wouldn't want a server rack in your living room while you're trying to Netflix and chill, is your floor reinforced?
That's a lot of weight in not a lot of footprint, those things are usually placed on industrial flooring for a good reason.
Please post a picture of the lift shaft it creates for you.

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>>56941703
I'd have nowhere to put it, sadly.

Here's a real life of that paint.

>>56941755
Glossy concrete tiles over concrete. Think school hallway flooring. Came with the apartment, easy to clean and I left it.
Should be alright.

disassemble or get creative with windows/porch

>>56941795
>razer keyboard and cheesy poofs

>>56941865
I'll quite literally build a wall. I have an enclosed space almost, 1 wall would make it complete. I'll disassemble it and bring it inside when that's done on stream.
I'll install new circuits for it, too.

>>56941877
I love memes, what can I say

Think I could host 4chan when this is all over?
I'd love too.

>>56941996
Are you prepared to battle with Uncle Sam?

>>56942047
Yes.

>>56942074
we got our hero, boys

OP, what are the specs of those servers?

>>56941996
With the statistics of 4chan's bandwidth you couldn't even host one of the slower boards.

>>56939398
A. Enjoy your dossage of electromangnetic radiation

B. Enjoy your expensive power bill

C. Enjoy taking out your whole floor's power once you fry the lines.

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>>56942246
Here's a picture.
They are all the same.

>>56942258
That can change ;)

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>>56940287
>UTZ
>Only found in Maryland
UTZ are Pennsylvanian and can be found all across the mid-Atlantic.
P.S. Your state sucks
t. Southeastern Pennsylvanian in NJ

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>>56942335
Have another. That's quite blurry.

>>56942335
>>56942462
lol socket F opterons dude those were shit when they were new but go ahead fire up your monster space heater that even combined will be beat by a last gen i5.

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Wow these are shitty. Here.

>>56942625
I've got 28 of these bad boys, though.
14 servers with 2x per, and at 2.6 GHz 1000MHz
fuck it.

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Did anyone find any information on these?>>56939421
I couldn't find much.

Double the thinkpad for the efforts.

OP you're an absolute madman

you're also what this board needs more of

inb4 op fucks something up terribly

Please don't die, OP.

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>>56943462
Thanks bud. I love you.

Here's a photo of the back of a PSU.

>>56943546
I won't.

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>>56943531
hehe xd

I can't wait to see this autist in the homeserver threads.
Make us proud.

someone better cap this before its over
juicy /g/

>>56943691
the Cheese Chess Baller

>>56943644
him and that enterprising lunatic with the old Itanium server

>>56939681
At first i was jelly, but after seeing the wire diameter I want nothing to do with this.

Take the rack in sideways or some shit. You have failed to provide the dimensions of the rack + the dimensions of all of your doors.

If you life on the east coast and close to me Ill cut it in half for you and weld it back together in your house for a reasonable price + gas. (not responsible for house fires)

wow gookmoot got rid of number captchas now, its all streetsigns.

OP the only way to get the rack inside is going to be piece by piece. Awesome buy though, I've been wanting to get a server setup like that for years, but never bother to put aside time and money to get into it. I think it would be fun to host your own fileshare server or a gaymen server.

>>56944113
I'm no longer at home, but when I get back I will measure. It seemed irrelevant to commit to moving it at the time. so I didn't before.

>>56944124
I'm glad you like it. I'll be experimenting once it's all set and learning as I go.
Hell if the offers still available and I've improved my upload I'll look into hosting 4c. A lot of work to get to that point, though.

Scrap the rack, build a new one out of MDF and plexiglass

>>56940520
>implying anyone but you gives a shit about your anime bluray rips collection

>>56944226
Get out of here with your logic.
If I give up, I'll probably do this though.

Getting a working industrial rack in here blows this out of the water in comparison, however.

>>56944421
What state are you in?

>>56944467
AZ

>>56944477
Youre server op right? Yea wrong part of the country for the whole "go there and cut your rack in half" thing.

>>56944598
Yes, I'm op. Can't prove it since I'm not home, I will when I get back.

I wouldn't take you up on that offer anyway, appreciate it though. Completely ruins the point if someone else does it for me.

>>56944631
>ruines the point
How so?
I was just going to verify that you dont give a fuck and want it inside, then I was going to cut it in pieces, move it inside, and weld it back together. Maybe grind it down and spray paint it or something to make it look pretty.
I thought the point was to have a server in the house, at the end of the day you would have had the server in the house, bought it, brought it home, moved most of it inside, and refilled the racks.

So far I have

0.5 - Create temp wall out of plywood to create a boxed in environment while I get enough money to continue. I currently have a U patio with the rack up against the inside.

Buy additional networking equipment.

1. Install 2? circuits for household.
1.2 Improve dataplan for upload.
1.3 Setup twitch. Start.
2. Label and disassemble.
3. Reassemble indoors.
4. Install gentoo.

Anything else feel free to add, hardware reccs and all.

>>56944750
You have a point, I respect that. My completely ruined the point threw off my original intention. I meant it as I don't want you to do it. I appreciate the offer, but if I can learn how to do something from this, I want too. Even if I fucked up, I wouldn't "lose" anything. Plus, I don't think you're an amateur, else you wouldn't have offered. You'd want to be paid. The most I could give is beer after all this, and that's a pretty shitty repayment for your effort. If the conditions were right, I would have you do it, but likely I'd want to pay to rent your tools for a day.

>>56944880
>im sorry maybe i wasnt clear
>i dont want you to do it
savage

>>56944880
>Plus, I don't think you're an amateur
Anon, you dont pay other anons for quality work.
If you were interested, I would have disclosed that I really only have a fraction of a clue what Im doing.
Ive laid down some shitty welds that hold up to the hammer test. Simply put, it just werks. I wouldn't have charged top dollar, but I wouldn't have driven two hours for a beer. If we were bros Id have done it for free simply for the welding experience.

I fear I gave the impression Im some sort of professional. My offer was simply a "you want this shit in the house? ok lets make it happen" sort of thing.
You want to do it all yourself, I respect that also, Im the same way. Id rather know how to do something.

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>>56939630
Kek'd
Should have checked the dimensions

>>56945239
I apologize.
Yeah, at this point if I was near you fuck it. Let's go build shit and do it. Just teach me you know fampai

>>56945252
Lul. Man if I knew I couldn't get in the door I don't think I wouldof changed my mind. Never in my life would I get handed this shit again like this

OP must have sucked some mad dick to get all that equipment for 200 dollerydoos

>>56939398
All this shit is ancient, OP. It'll probably eat 2KW just sitting there.

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How much did this cost you and what do you plan on doing with it at first?

>>56945351
>hah, this retard will give us 200 bucks for all this garbage. now we don't have to pay a recycler to come get it.

>>56945385
tfw i wish i was that retard

>>56945318
idk, I was just going to take an angle grinder to it to gut it in half, the weld it together with a mig welder, cheapest one you're going to find is harbor freight shit for $100, measure it before and after the weld to keep the spacing the same, then grind the weld down and give the the bare metal a quick blast of some spray paint to keep the rust at bay/make it look pretty.

with the grinder, use a cuting disk for cutting and a grinding disk for grinding. do not ever grind with a cutting disk unless you are ready to loose your face, limbs, or even your life.
Just google "angle grinder injuries" to see what can go wrong.
Also dont look at the welding without a mask, it gives off full uva uvb uvc and ir, it will burn your retina out. I welded for a total of 3 minutes last summer and I got a sunburn that lasted days and a tan from it.

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>>56945384
200$, my teacher is a good friend.

>>56945351
Not at all. I was in a clas where nobody even gave a fuck about anything even though they were surrounded by shit to do. I was the only one who showed interest and in turn he taught me everything in the class. Rest of the 'tards used it to leave early.

>>56945385
Yeah. Actually, thats how the conversation even started. Overheard him wanting to dump it. I had to swoop that shit

>>56944598>>56944631>>56944880
Proved.

I need 110VAC to -48VDC 10amps.
How the fuck can I supply this per unit?
There has to be a better way the buying an individual power supply per.

I need a way to test the equipment before I go all out on getting the rack inside.

>>56945384
Oh. I somehow didn't see the last part of your question.
In short, I don't know. Learn as I go, host everything for my friends and just experiment with shit. Even if I just make a bunch of bots, I'll still have succeeded.

Alright. Something else to consider.
Let's imagine I didn't have any PSUs.
How would I go about getting a 24-pin ATXPWR1, 8-pin ATX12V1 that outputs
+12VDC 20A, 240W
+5VDC 25A, 125W
+3.3VDC 10A, 33W
-12VDC 0.3A, 3.6W
+5VDC 1.4A, 7W

>>56946189
TRANSDEV Electronics SPS5669-3
TDC0801-06239
Is what I'm trying to hook into.

>>56939398

That thing is going to murder your power bill if you run it 24/7. Not to mention that those things can be pretty loud too.

In terms of running stuff, I've seen people use it for distributed rendering and fuzzing.

>>56946384
Help me
>>56946189
>>56946294
>>56946367

>>56939398
There just is no way you could keep that entire thing running and cold, without a house fire hazard.

I mean, you would only ever need a single unit for any kind of household application. What in the ever loving fuck are you going to do with the other 9?

Honestly I'd sell it, or sell some of the extra units at least, then use the money to buy an actual cooling unit designed for such a task, as well as PSU's for the damn thing (even if you did have old ones, it needs new ones god knows how old the original ones are, maybe you could upgrade them to something that draws less power so you can actually power the damn thing without paying a grand a month to power it.)

>>56946421
Skim over the thread, I've posted a lot. There's a lot more info about all of what you described.

I've got a 47u rack in my room at home. Given, the heat xeons is astounding at the least, I had hell getting it into the house let alone my room. It did NOT want to make the turn in the hall, actually got it stuck in my hallway for about 45 minutes before I broke down, left and bought a saws all (spelling? Idk).

Either way, I cut the outside supports directly in half separating it into top and bottom pieces. Got it inside by angling it, then used the interior rack to hold the outer pieces together. Then drilled some holes and bolted the outer frame back together once in my room.

YW OP

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Here it is before any equipment was added

>>56946546
Are those dicks in the background?

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I believe this is a delta fan from that video. Am I wrong?

>>56946637
Maybe someone could tell from the label, good job not posting it, retard. Obviously look for the Delta logo.

>>56946652
Only marking is TW-ONC466-72443-68H-0822
There's nothing else.

>>56946672
Don't get any results on datasheets.
Perhaps you have more luck if you measure the dimensions of case/fan and the inner resistance.
If you google these specs you might get some info.

dank

I felll for this meme once

The excitement doesn't last very long after plugging it in and turning it on