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A2000 received tested working okay

Using cloud services may or maynot be economical. If your business is growing ( I am talking about AWS/Azure with IaaS/PaaS) linearly then using cloud services for few years(less than 3) will be cheaper exponentially then using cloud services is a bad idea it will be costly Now to your...

Look into what type of usage you will be going for in terms of longevity Scenario #1 : Mainly a media server( less write frequency and lots of reads) Scenario #2 : Home office + editing(high write frequency) Scenario #1 : consumer SSDs are fine Scenario #2 : Using consumer SSDs are a bad idea...

In amazon.in I can see some unknown 3.5inch HDD brands. Any body has any reviews of these brands? How reliable are these? Brand Names : Matrix GEONIX Consistent

Interested. Check PM.

What about the last photo? ARe you selling the multimeter or the PSU?

Which SSD are you using? That board page says "Supports only M.2 SATA SSDs when using an AMD Athlon™-series/ 7th Gen. A-series or Athlon™ X4 APU."

Want to buy ITX/Mini-ITX motherboard with DUAL NIC + 1x M.2 PICO PSU(160W /250 W or higher) Slim ITX / Slim Mini ITX cabinet Send me your offers

Want to buy any NVIDIA T600 / A2000 Send me your offers.

Take a look into this 2xCPU+MOBO combo That leaves 35K for some cheap DDR4 RAM (atleast 4 sticks) I am running this RAM in one of my servers( this only runs few hours per day) x 4 ~ 8K 2 x socket 2011 supported CPU cooler like this ~ 9.5K ( check your local market or in this forum for cheaper...

Do you have the IO shield?

How many are you using? Higher capacity ones are almost similar price to enterprise drives

I am building a NAS. So looking for high capacity 3.5in SATA HDDs in the range of 12/14/16/18/20/22 TB. Suggest from which sites or local shops( Hyderabad) I can get HDDs in reasonable pricing (approx less than ₹1900/TB). Apart from NAS rated drives also okay with : WD Purple Pro WD Gold

Yes you can. Install proxmox or Oracle virtual box. Create two VMs/assign separate physical NICs and send traffic between two. That should do it.

@op the product page says 2.5Gbe NIC but you said it's running at 1gbps. So the device is 4x2.5Gbe or 4x1Gbe ?