Simon Bruder
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The old one is quite small and does not have a cache, which makes it quite slow. The new SSD also has a much higher endurance rating.
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# fuuko
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## Hardware
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HP MicroServer Gen8 with an [Intel Xeon E3-1220L
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v2](https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/65735/intel-xeon-processor-e3-1220l-v2-3m-cache-2-30-ghz.html)
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and 8 GiB ECC RAM (1600 MHz). It isn’t the best choice, but I already had it
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lying around and it is acceptable after changing the CPU from the original
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Celeron. I decided not to use another consumer-grade computer for this, since
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the server offers ECC memory and therefore should be more reliable.
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The SSD (Intel DC S4500 480GB) is connected to the first drive slot in a 3.5 ″
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adapter. I originally wanted to connect it to the internal ODD SATA port, but
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since it only supports SATA2 (3Gbit/s) and does not support booting from it,
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requiring an additional boot drive, I decided against this.
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For storage it has two Hard drives (Seagate Exos E 7E8 ST8000NM000A and WD
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Ultrastar DC HC320 0B36404) in BTRFS RAID1. They are connected to the 2rd and
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3th bay. Bay 3 is only SATA2, but that should not be the bottleneck.
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## Purpose
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It is my main server handling most long-runing tasks and services.
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## Name
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Fuuko Ibuki is a student in *Clannad* who carves starfish out of wood.
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