Choosing hardware based on throughput performance
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Actually, this looks like a good deal, especially with 10% off first order:
https://www.blinq.com/detail/electronics/printers-networking-office/networking-routers/lenovo-thinkserver-ts140-5u-tower-server-xeon-3-2ghz-4gb-ram-70a4001lux/156830?condition=brand-new
Should I go for it?
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Both will do what you want and need, for ~$299 or ~$310 it will be perhaps in the same price range
as you search but much better then the bigger once compared to the power consumption!- 8 GB RAM
- mSATA
Will be rocking for a long time together with pfSense for sure.
- Snort
- SARG
- ClamAV
- pfBlocker-ng
- Squid & SquidGuard
You will be able to built a real UTM device with this.
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@BlueKobold,
Thank you for this recommendation. You mention + 8GB of memory, so pfSense would need 8GB of memory on these Celeron boxes, and I will get an mSATA or SATA SSD. I assume 128GB is big enough.
I am going to wait till Black Friday to see if either of these go on special and grab one the cheapest possible.
Thanks again for the info!
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Oh by the way, my 1gigabit WAN comes in via PPPoE. Are both of these Jetway boxes capable of handling that along with everything else?
Thanks!
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You mention + 8GB of memory, so pfSense would need 8GB of memory on these Celeron boxes
You might be also lucky with 2 GB or 4 GB of RAM, pending on the installed packets and running services.
and I will get an mSATA or SATA SSD. I assume 128GB is big enough.
For sure it will be really a big one for that.
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Not sure you can process 1gb via PPPoE because issue #4821 is still not solved.
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Not sure you can process 1gb via PPPoE because issue #4821 is still not solved.
This is quite right, but on the other side you don´t be able to compare each CPU against another
CPU core because this CPUs are not identically for sure. -
True!
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Hi all,
Mobo in the house!!! finally.
Still need to wait for the ECC ram (just seen that non-ecc is no longer supported on C2758)
will be back with performance review and maybe new unexpected issues :P
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@nikkon
What is the vendor and name of the mini ITX-case? -
supermicro
http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Atom/X10/A1SRi-2758F.cfm -
the board is superb…works and feels damn powerful :)
Tons of CPU settings that i never thought they exist :P
