Satyrist
Gawd
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- Mar 12, 2001
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I'm looking at possibly upgrading one box I've been using for fileserver duties, to a s939 build that uses a dual-core cpu.
For such a task as simple fileserving, this is overkill. I was also looking to have it do double duty as a game server, UT2K4, BF2, DC for example...I'd be able to use most of the parts I've got in the current server (ram, ps, drives) for moving over, I was curious if it's even overkill for such a project or not.
Current build:
NF7-S v2
AXP 2500+ stock
1gb Buffalo CH5 PC3200
350W Fortron Aurora PS
64mb Radeon AGP
1 15gb WD 5400rpm (boot)
1 250gb Maxtor 7200rpm 8mb cache (dedicated game servers, patches, etc)
1 Promise ATA100 IDE card
Likely the video card won't make the move over, but I'll probably add an Intel gigabit card for good measure, for the one day that I finally upgrade my network to gigabit. (Won't hurt in any event)
I was taking a look at the new Biostar TForce boards for the upgrade, generally something that already has dedicated onboard video.
I'll probably be playing with Debian/Ubuntu as the OS for fileshares/dedicated game servers.
This look good, or was I correct earlier that this is overkill?
Thx
For such a task as simple fileserving, this is overkill. I was also looking to have it do double duty as a game server, UT2K4, BF2, DC for example...I'd be able to use most of the parts I've got in the current server (ram, ps, drives) for moving over, I was curious if it's even overkill for such a project or not.
Current build:
NF7-S v2
AXP 2500+ stock
1gb Buffalo CH5 PC3200
350W Fortron Aurora PS
64mb Radeon AGP
1 15gb WD 5400rpm (boot)
1 250gb Maxtor 7200rpm 8mb cache (dedicated game servers, patches, etc)
1 Promise ATA100 IDE card
Likely the video card won't make the move over, but I'll probably add an Intel gigabit card for good measure, for the one day that I finally upgrade my network to gigabit. (Won't hurt in any event)
I was taking a look at the new Biostar TForce boards for the upgrade, generally something that already has dedicated onboard video.
I'll probably be playing with Debian/Ubuntu as the OS for fileshares/dedicated game servers.
This look good, or was I correct earlier that this is overkill?
Thx