Building out a really crazy proof of concept with the HP 800 G3 SFF скачать в хорошем качестве

Building out a really crazy proof of concept with the HP 800 G3 SFF

LOL so I spoiled the surprise in less than a minute of recording the video. This is going to be a really wild compact low power SSD NAS. I have no budget and no large drives so not as exciting as it could be. This is more about seeing if I could do it. I did do some pre-testing so I had some idea the bits and pieces would work but wasn't sure if the build would work as a whole. I am really pumped about how it turned out though. If this was something I wanted to throw money at it could be a really crazy build. Next video will be checking out how it worked out. Want to support what I do? Check out my eBay listings: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw&... More traditional NAS build using the Sliger CX3702:    • Sliger CX3702 case   Follow-up video comparing this to the Synology DS620slim:    • How My Custom HP EliteDesk 800 G3 SFF...   Specs and parts in this build: HP Elitedesk 800 G3 SFF Intel Core i3-6100T (35W dual core) 4x 8GB DDR4 memory 6x Samsung PM871 512GB SSDs 1x 120GB Patriot NVMe drive Optical drive to 2.5" drive adapter 2x 3.5' to dual 2.5" drive trays Dell Perc H310 in IT mode with tape mod 4-pin fan power splitter 3-pin fan speed reducer Random 60MM fan Estimated cost to build if you bought the parts online: HP 800 G3 SFF with i5 8GB $70 8GB DDR4 desktop memory $10 a stick 3.5” hard drive screws $10 per set of 4 (I have them for sale for less https://www.ebay.com/itm/225674056529) 2.5” SSD screws $10 per set of 4 3.5” to dual SSD tray $10 each 512GB SSD $25 each 1.92TB SSDs $100 each 120GB M.2 SSD $15 Dell Perc H310 $17 Optical drive SSD adapter $8 4-pin fan splitter $4 SATA power splitter $6 each SAS cable $10 Estimated build value/cost $196 for PC with only boot drive $346 for PC with 6x 512GB SSDs