Server for work: NVMe RAID via VROC, Socket Intel 4189, 8 channels, 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable
We're building a database server using the latest hardware – a Supermicro platform, a 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processor, and a bunch of brand-new enterprise PCI-E 4.0 SSDs from Samsung.
Important! In the video, we installed the processor in a socket without the special plastic retainer. We're very embarrassed, and this is wrong. We should have looked at the manual and not relied on "experience." Read the instructions. We'll fix everything, but we won't be re-uploading the video. Let this serve as a reminder to ourselves and to all of you.
You can donate rubles to buy hardware for the videos using this link. Monetization is no longer available, and the channel doesn't receive any special funding other than your donations. I'm grateful for every penny.
https://www.donationalerts.com/r/leag...
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 What's the video about?
00:25 Unboxing the server platform
02:20 About this 1U socket 4189 platform
04:40 Building a server
10:49 Explaining what a "server platform" is
12:55 Connecting an SSD
14:22 VROC PREMIUM hardware key
17:10 Configuring VROC from the BIOS
18:40 VROC driver during Windows installation
19:44 AIDA64, Cinebench, ATTO, CDM tests
For home use, this one is better:
http://shp.pub/676dbs - Xeon E5 2678v3
Music:
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Discord channel: / discord
Donate rubles for video hardware - https://yoomoney.ru/to/41001175902688
to a Sberbank card: 2202203209814690 (Artem K.)
Partnership - [email protected]