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Nice post. Recognisable too. I have an old server from work at home, but came to the same conclusion: with that power consumption it's no fun running it 24/7 at home.
Yeah, power consumption are never the strong suit of rack mounted servers...
Ive got a R720 running a decent load at the moment pulling 90W, which is about what my laptop uses. So you can totally do rack mount machines that aren't howling winter heaters.
Yeah true, but compared to what performance you can have with "normal" hardware, the difference is huge! I'm never saying it can't be done, but the difference exists!