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{{PhysicalMachine | {{PhysicalMachine | ||
| image = mypc.jpg | |||
| cpu = Intel i5-11500T (6 cores) | | cpu = Intel i5-11500T (6 cores) | ||
| gpu = NVIDIA RTX A2000 (12Gb) | | gpu = NVIDIA RTX A2000 (12Gb) | ||
| memory = 32Gb | | memory = 32Gb | ||
| oss = Windows | | oss = Windows 11, Ubuntu 22.10, xcpng | ||
| disks = 256Gb SSD, 128Gb, 2x 64Gb | | disks = 2x 256Gb SSD, 128Gb, 2x 64Gb | ||
| nics = Intel X520 (10 gigabit) | | nics = Intel X520 (10 gigabit) | ||
}} | }} | ||
This is my main workstation computer, which I do most of my work on. It is in a 2u case, so it does run rather hot. The CPU is nice and fairly fast. The GPU is the RTX A2000, a fairly cheap low-profile GPU with 12Gb of video memory. I like it very much. | This is my main workstation computer, which I do most of my work on. It is in a 2u case, so it does run rather hot. The CPU is nice and fairly fast. The GPU is the RTX A2000, a fairly cheap low-profile GPU with 12Gb of video memory. I like it very much. As you can see I care little for cable management or screwing in SSDs. | ||
Revision as of 13:29, 7 October 2024
This is my main workstation computer, which I do most of my work on. It is in a 2u case, so it does run rather hot. The CPU is nice and fairly fast. The GPU is the RTX A2000, a fairly cheap low-profile GPU with 12Gb of video memory. I like it very much. As you can see I care little for cable management or screwing in SSDs.
