Ongoing Passive Cooling Thread / Projects with several enclosures on itx-boards (1 Viewer)

[azzuro]

that means in "worst-case" space for 6 tuner (3 double tuner modules) and one double CI-slot for two CAM's ... or even 8 tuners without CAM's... if that is needed.

Sure, DigitalDevice seems to be have, big advantage with multi-connect system !! i understand now !!!
Now, i should know where install this rack ! lol

 

[polarie]

I also use two double DVB-S2 tuner in my dedicated TV-Server ...
runs good with low-power consumption.

i offten thought about a NAS - but i do have a 19" rack in my basement - so
i decide to build my "own-NAS" in a TE1160 with 6 HDD's (about 11 TB) and win7 - DC Atom N550
GB Lan ... works like a charm ...and the PSU which comes with the travla are 80+
so - standby is about 4-6 watts ... and thx to the OSS HDD (SSD) only 3 seconds
for wakeup ...

 

[azzuro]

i offten thought about a NAS - but i do have a 19" rack in my basement - so i decide to build my "own-NAS" in a TE1160 with 6 HDD's (about 11 TB) and win7 - DC Atom N550 GB Lan ... works like a charm ...and the PSU which comes with the travla are 80+ so - standby is about 4-6 watts ... and thx to the OSS HDD (SSD) only 3 seconds for wakeup ...

i have buy, my NAS Synology 1512+ (5 HDD + 2x 5 HDD extension Rack supported) for 600€ (800$ on amazon) and is very small !
Now, my next server is TV serveur !!! Is your fault !

 

[polarie]

thats ok - just blame it on me

i know the synology 1512+ so i just think about the reasson why you want to have the tvserver in a 19" case?

wouldn't it be better to use a enclosure which is near wide as the synology case ... ?
so cou can stack (empilement) it?

in such a stacking case i would use for example a Jetway JC-110-B http://www.tragant.de/produkt/58946/merkmale.html
it just 6cm wider than the synology.
fits in a mITX board and 1x 3.5" , 1x2.5" and if you do not mount a optical drive another 2.5" HDD.
so it has enought space (3 HDD's - you want to mount 2x) ...
it has a riser card so two PCI cards will find place.
internal DC-DC board 60 watt. also enought for a nice fine dedicated tv-server.

that would save much mony- couse it coast only about 90 or 100 Euros ...
inside just mount a ITX with mPCIe - instat of the expensiv 19" rack buy a digital devices
with the right tuner-cards you need.
put in the HDD's you want ... and you will have an excelent (smal like the synology) TV.Server ...

if you need a ITX board - i have several here in stock ...all new and original packed...

ok - if you have 19" mainframe at home - the 19" enclosure would be the better choice

just my 2 ct's

 

[azzuro]

i don't have 19" Box, but as i want make RJ45 bay for all my Home,
it is suspended, I have to think! / i don't know, i don't like ITX, but why ???
I'll see what I can do!
and I would open my own topic! and I will contact you! thanks polarie

 

[ajs]

• Intel Core i3-3225 3.3GHz/3MB/NoTurbo (BX80637I33225)
• ASRock H77M-ITX (s1155, Intel H77, PCI-Ex16)
• Team DDR3-1600 8192MB PC3-12800 (Kit of 2x4096) Xtreem Series (TDD38G1600HC9DC01)
• Kingston SSDNow V+200 90GB 2.5" SATAIII MLC (SSD Only) (SVP200S37A/90G)
• HD Plex H3.S Case with PSU & Remote

 

[ajs]

• Case: HDPlex H1.S
• MB: ASRock B85M-ITX (s1150, Intel B85, PCI-Ex16)
• CPU: Intel Core i3-4330 3.5GHz (BX80646I34330)
• SSD: Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB 2.5" SATAIII MLC (SV300S37A/120G)
• RAM: Kingston DDR3-1600 8192MB PC3-12800 (Kit of 2x4096) HyperX (KHX1600C9D3X2K2/8GX)

 

[polarie]

cool case - cool hardware
and cool passive cooled ...
thumbs up ...