Very cool Hypercube Lego Server, featuring the powerful Xeon D-1540 on Supermicro X10SDV-F motherboard

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One of the many blogs I follow put out this very ionteresting article so I wanted to share. The article is an in depth and fun look at a rather novel approach to chassis design for these generally efficient and cool-running Xeon D-1540 motherboards. He also uses heatsinks on his M.2 Samsung SM951 drives that […]

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One of the many blogs I follow put out this very ionteresting article so I wanted to share. The article is an in depth and fun look at a rather novel approach to chassis design for these generally efficient and cool-running Xeon D-1540 motherboards. He also uses heatsinks on his M.2 Samsung SM951 drives that can heat up a bit when abused over long periods, along with some beloved… read more at How cool is that Hypercube Lego Server, featuring the powerful Xeon D-1540 on tiny and familiar Supermicro X10SDV-F motherboard?

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