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After a successful update of Coherence, we can now finally start looking into upgrade the ancient hardware.
After a successful update of Coherence's OS, we can now finally start looking into upgrading the now "ancient" hardware.
 


= Hardware Requirements =  
= Hardware Requirements =  

Latest revision as of 14:02, 8 March 2022

After a successful update of Coherence's OS, we can now finally start looking into upgrading the now "ancient" hardware.

Hardware Requirements

  • A way faster CPU than we have now (i5-3470 CPU @ 3.20GHz)
  • CPU supporting VT-D (HW Pass-through would be nice)
  • Minimal 32GB DDR3/4 ram support and more than two banks (For future expansions)
  • More than one PCI-E port free (Doesn't have to be x16 but at least one x16 would be preferable)
  • 4 SATA6 ports (More sata ports would be nice to have)
  • Low power consumption (130-100 watt peak)
  • Preferably an atx server motherboard with IPMI (such as a Supermicro)
  • USB3 would be nice to have, but can be mitigated with a USB pci-e card if needed
  • Everything fitting in one case
  • Preferably two nics (excluding IPMI) although that can also be mitigated to a pci-e nic


DDR3 might be more preferable in way since we got a lot of DDR3 ECC available, which would mean we don't have to buy new ram.

Hardware we got

  • Supermicro tower 4U case (Need to add extra info)
  • 4 port intel nic (Need to add extra info)
  • 2 port intel nic (Need to add extra info)
  • 64GB intel SSD (Need to add extra info)

Current hardware in Coherence

  • i5-3470 CPU @ 3.20GHz
  • 16GB DDR3
  • 1x 120GB SSD
  • 2x 4TB HDD