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As a low volt tech i must say 🫡

as for minecraft, i think it because the game hates AMD GPU so much. I try both on GTX 750Ti 4gb VS RX550 4gb, it has the same avg. fps but 1% low is just crazy.

& the good thing about that you can still play xbox games natively on pc so still a xbox somewhat

The reason you never got the red ring of death is because that xbox is the jasper motherboard model which released when microsoft fixed the issue. -edit: You can tell because the disk drive front part is solid white instead of chrome.

I suggest to remove the plastic peel from the router's antennas.

confused you have 1gb into the router then feeding a 2.5gb switch from a 1gb source you need a 2.5gb port on the router

Hey, for the USV for your modem maybe APC Back-UPS Connect CP12142LI is for US Market and not so Cheap, i live in germany and head a Eaton S3 Mini but only for Europe and UK available arroubd 50€, the same Type APC Back-UPS Connect 12V CP12036LI have one also for Europe arround 60€ not us sadley .

this was a fun video, i hope for more like this :)

How much to make a pc that can handle apex and dota2? Ill provide the console and any parts you need

Nice video. Network upgrade for the normal user.

I got this build done yesterday, and it is fantastic! Make sure you download windows and set that up before messing with your bios, it may get messy

btw I think the spectrum Modem location reason is complete BS. mine is in family room next to Tv which is at the back of the house. I have spectrum and location I dont think matters as long as it has the same connection point

"Of course it was the last cable tested" I say this a lot when I find things, then I'm always reminded of Bill Engvall: "Of course it's in the last place you looked. You wouldn't keep looking for it after you found it"

Total: $857.76 A tad more for a better GPU/RAM, bigger NVME, A-tier PSU AMD Ryzen 5 7500F 3.7 GHz 6-Core Processor ($130.00) Thermalright Assassin X Refined SE ARGB 66.17 CFM CPU ($17.91 @ Newegg Sellers) MSI PRO B650M-P Micro ATX AM5 Motherboard ($119.99 @ Amazon) TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 ($94.99 @ Amazon) ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 3.0 X4 NVME ($59.99 @ Amazon) XFX Speedster QICK 319 Core Radeon RX 6750 XT 12 GB ($299.99 @ Newegg Sellers) BitFenix Nova Mesh M ARGB MicroATX Mini Tower Case ($54.90 @ Newegg Sellers) Thermaltake Toughpower GF1 (2024) 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply ($79.99 @ Newegg)

Its gonna overheat

Do you even have 10GB internet? I have seen other mention it's quite overpriced in the US. Here in Europe it's reasonably priced, my ISP charge $25 but most people don't really need it, and I have just chosen the $15 500Mbps.

Need sunscreen for those 10Gbps SPF ports 😉

Networking is fun. If you get anything over 1Gb WAN you're probably going to have to make your own router to get to full speed. I set mine up with 2Gb WAN going to a server running Proxmox and pfSense for routing. That has 10Gb in and SFP+ DAC to a managed 5 port 2.5 Gb switch and that feeds a 24 port unmanged 1 Gb switch. Now that I've got it working, I'm afraid to touch it. 😂

Lets see update

Good work, i like it!

you could have mounter your router on the panels door somewhere above and thry the door in the equipment and use that cable hole thingy below for your server stuff

I have the same TP Link router as yours for over a year and it work out well. I had to upgrade all my CAT 5e and 6 to CAT 8 because I didn't want any cable as the bottleneck and it was not that much more difference in the cost and save me the hassle in the future. My laptops and iPads uses the wifi and that router's 6 antennas worked very well.

I am new to servers and NAS systems so I have a couple questions. Can you access it from anywhere even if you aren't connected to the same internet as the server? Is it loud at all? (I know that depends on the build you do but for this specific build is it loud or no not really?)

Nice video, but I think you may have missed an opportunity here to future-proof your network setup by going with a managed switch instead of unmanaged. As your networking skills progress, you may find yourself wanting to replace your WiFi router with OPNsense/PFSense and segregating your network traffic.

The first mistake is choosing 2.5gb and 10gb and hurting your wallet. Does your modem even have a port like that? 😂

If I'm not mistaken that modem has built in battery backup already.

Eaton 3s Mini will work for your router

Jesus... these are pretty terible devices which you used

awesome. i use a apc 350v from best buy for my modem and router. it gives about 10 mins of up time.

great video! Was a place that already had cables run something you were actively looking for?

I have a Lenovo ThinkPad T530 that I got free from my computer guy. All i need to do to it now is a new battery and a new keyboard. I put a 128GB SSD boot disk, 8GB RAM and a 1TB storage disk in place of the DVD drive.

So wish I had drywall to put one of these cabinets in. I would have had the pass though plate at the top where the cables plug-in also wow that sucks where the switch and ups have not mounting on the back

You can get 12v battery backups, they are tiny - picture USB power bank. Assuming your modem uses a 12v barrel connector it’ll work perfectly for your needs. I’ve used them in the past to power LTE modems as a secondary connection.

"It runs very hot and is loud" - capturing the essence of the original 360 right there.

Frugal builds are always the most fun. My only recommendation is to put those RAM sticks through a MemTest86 session to verify they're good. Definitely look towards building a second server with new drives as your primary storage, and then replicate the ZFS snapshots over to your budget server for backup.

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I would invest in some of the short power cable extenders, I hate how that brick covers up some of the power plugs. and if they actually have the plug turned 90 degrees, it can cause the door not to close. The extensions are basically 4-6 inch pigtails that allow you to extend the plug so you do not block any of the other plugs.

Good luck with that CyberPower UPS. We've had so many issues with CyberPower just dying well within a year that we cut them from our vendor list, no longer stock/resale them, and went with APC.

wrong Link on TEMU !

Great video. Can't wait to see more networking stuff in the future, especially if you end up adding pi-hole or custom a selfhosted router like OPNSense or PFSense. Would recommend checking out the homelab community for ideas, hardwarehaven, raidowl, jeff geerling, craft computing, and more

You inspired me to make my own! Used Kodi as a front-end (it's always offline) - excellent video, thank you again!

Your ISP is just being lazy, which is sad, but if you want to fix it for real, run some single-mode fiber and coupler to get your modem into your network closet. However, many others suggest Poe adapters are a great way to extend power through networking.

you might be able to use POE adapters with regular DC barrel jacks at both ends for your modem, and just power that with the ups

you might be able to use poe adapters with regular DC connectors on both ends for your modem

@TechByMatt I believe that you may want to check out the industrial velcro strips by 3M. I use them for the exact same ups in my enclosure to secure it to the back of the box. (I have full metal Brennham boxes but it should also work well with the Leviton and Legrand attachment accessories you have already purchased.

For the anchors to activate: Make sure the screws go all the way in tight to expand the anchors in place, then set the screws to the correct mounting point

Take the plastic wraps off from the routers antenna !

You could always buy it, be gaming now, and the CPU and GPU could be easily upgraded later on. Pretty sure there are a lot of upgrades you can do with that CPU slot.

you don't need additional ups. Use 2 x MikroTik RBGPOE 10/100/1000Mbps PoE Injector to transfer power from the ups to your isp router

I don't want to sound like a snob but it is SFP not SPF, pretty much the only thing that annoyed me in the video