05:41 | jnettlet[m]> | Ke: yes both those memory modules should work fine. |
06:37 | Ke> | they should be the same even though other says 15 and other 17 |
06:53 | jnettlet[m]> | okay, well unbuffered is the magic word to look for with ECC memory. I have not read any updates that say registered memory is now supported. |
07:02 | Ke> | sure |
07:57 | Ke> | now I ordered https://www.amazon.de/dp/B00HVKMI9S/ https://www.amazon.de/dp/B01CK7KMB2/ https://www.amazon.de/dp/B01FM3GBC0/ https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07125KWG1/ |
07:58 | Ke> | expected delivery next week |
08:10 | jnettlet[m]> | wow, that is quite the order |
08:11 | jnettlet[m]> | take pictures for us :) |
09:29 | topi`> | Ke: I got a Corsair DDR4 part (16GB) and it only worked on mcbin after I git pulled the newest mv-ddr and built it |
09:30 | topi`> | 450 W power supply? what are you trying to build, an ethereum mining rig? :) |
09:31 | topi`> | I have one leftover Radeon 5870, maybe it would work with radeonfb if I manage to get Tianocore on mcbin |
09:31 | Ke> | sadly there are not too many reasonable power sources available |
10:39 | jnettlet[m]> | Ke: what are you shooting for? without a GPU a 250 Watt PSU should be more than enough for drives in all those bays and the mcbin. |
10:40 | jnettlet[m]> | I generally figure about 25 Watts per 7200rpm drive |
10:44 | Ke> | sure, I just did not want to buy the most dubious psu |
10:45 | Ke> | the problem is that I would assume the 450W psu will always waste at least 5W |
10:47 | Ke> | but in general case it seems to me that quite many pieces of hw will survive for eternity, so buying bad parts is not the way to go |
10:50 | Ke> | in general the cheap PSU will never mention anything about power efficiency either |
10:50 | jnettlet[m]> | well bequiet! makes a 300W psu that is rated 80plus |
10:51 | Ke> | yup saw that one and considered it |
10:51 | Ke> | it had worse rating though, but in effect the waste might have been smaller on low range power inputs |
10:53 | Ke> | and no modular cabling |
10:54 | Ke> | corsair also has served me well in the past |