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Re:Byte Fanless Mini PC – Built for Linux by WesolyKubeczek on Monday July 17, 2023 @07:49AM (#36756957)
Probably stuff it to the brim with virtual machines, that kind of usage
Re:Byte Fanless Mini PC – Built for Linux by binary_ninja on Monday July 17, 2023 @07:51AM (#36756993)
Well, yes, if you go full enterprise with 6 VM's and 30 Docker containers I can understand how you'd aim for 64GB of RAM but then, why would you want to use a fanless mini PC for it?
Re:Byte Fanless Mini PC – Built for Linux by jacquesm on Monday July 17, 2023 @08:05AM (#36757172)
Fanless, mini and 64 GB or RAM in a single device is going to be a tough challenge anyway.
Re:Byte Fanless Mini PC – Built for Linux by trustingtrust on Monday July 17, 2023 @08:11AM (#36757241)
I think super micro makes such edge devices. But then we are talking a different category now.
Re:Byte Fanless Mini PC – Built for Linux by jacquesm on Monday July 17, 2023 @08:18AM (#36757323)
Interesting!

https://www.ahead-it.eu/en/shop/servers/embedded-iot/intel-a...

Those?

Technically they are fanless but I wonder how well they would work outside of a rack with high ambient, they seem to be fanless themselves but still rely on having plenty of air pulled across the casing. Mounting them vertically might work. 850 euro though!

Re:Byte Fanless Mini PC – Built for Linux by trustingtrust on Monday July 17, 2023 @08:25AM (#36757384)
Yep. I think they would throttle under heavy sustained load. But I don’t think these are for sustained load or home servers. Probably designed for places like traffic cams where maybe large image models need ram and prefer no moving parts that can fail. Even places like factory floors.