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I get asked a lot about what hardware I recommend for homelabs and home servers. It's a very difficult question since it depends on what exactly you want to get out of your setup. But, whatever you choose, I'm starting a new series where I'll setup all of the commonly requested home server software in a single box. Since I want to try this on both used and new hardware, here's a low cost NAS you can buy brand-new and run your own software on it! A few basics of this guy: - Terramaster F2-223 - F2 means 2-slot cube form factor, -2 is dual core, 23 is the 'new' series (at least when this video was produced) - Intel Celeron N4505 dual core - Dual DDR4 sodimm slots, comes with 1x 4G stick and one easily accessible empty slot. I added an 8G stick to bring it up to 12G so I can do virtualization - Dual Intel I225-v3 2.5G NICs For more information such as cpu info, pci, ... see the blog post: https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2023/ultimate_terra/ A few upsides: - They are pretty cheap for the HW you get new - Mix of SATA and NVMe storage options, for bulk storage and high speed storage - x86 processor so it can run Linux based OSes well - Intel I225 2.5Gbe NIC is considered 'good' compared to Realtek chipsets, and widely compatible across OSes such as Linux and BSD A few downsides: - The included software seems to want to install itself on your drive as the boot disk, but I was unable to get it to do so in a short amount of time so I gave up and installed Proxmox (which I was planning on doing anyway) - The internal USB seems to perpetually change some BIOS/UEFI settings back to default, removing it fixed all of the issues I had getting it to boot Proxmox properly - The second RAM stick is harder to get to, although I don't think you realistically need more than 12G of RAM to go with this much CPU power. Maybe it would matter more for the quad-core version My Discord Server, where you can chat with me or suggest topics if you'd like: https://discord.gg/xJsaEukAr4 If you find my content useful and would like to support me, feel free to here: https://ko-fi.com/apalrd Buy the Terramaster F2-223: https://amzn.to/3CgJwg4 You should also consider the quad-core versions if you want to do more virtualization, so you'd want a model with the -423 suffix (F2-423, F4-423, U4-423). The RAM I bought: https://amzn.to/3VMx91T (Pair) or https://amzn.to/3ZabG60 (Single) Try to find an HP Microserver like mine on eBay: https://ebay.us/10HV63 This video is part of my Ultimate Home Server Megaproject: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZcFwaChdgSrldxG1CCk_TBxVCtMT7d_0 Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:50 - The Other Option 02:31 - Hardware Overview 04:34 - Teardown 08:24 - Hard Drive Trays 09:26 - Out of Box Software 12:50 - Getting Proxmox to Boot 14:08 - Proxmox Setup 14:55 - Power Consumption 15:37 - Mini Server Project Some links to products may be affiliate links, which may earn a commission for me. #homelab #homeserver

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