Now that everything but federal taxes are paid for the year, I think it's time to revisit another old project that I set aside because its foobar'd.
The router for my house is a MikroTIK, the operating system is unusable. And I want/need 4 RJ45 ports and 4 SFP+ ports for my network and home server.
To get this it seems I need to spend $1500 or so on a managed router, or build a computer for half or maybe less.
Already have some SFP+ NIC's but can't decide on a motherboard that will support ECC
The router for my house is a MikroTIK, the operating system is unusable. And I want/need 4 RJ45 ports and 4 SFP+ ports for my network and home server.
To get this it seems I need to spend $1500 or so on a managed router, or build a computer for half or maybe less.
Already have some SFP+ NIC's but can't decide on a motherboard that will support ECC
I've always been a fan of AsRock partly because they have always been good at supporting ECC memory for AMD processors, even in the consumer systems.For example says it supports ECC memory, and it has 4 PCIe slots that I can use for the 3 network cards I want to use.
I didn't see any AsRock motherboards with newer chipsets that would have enough PCIe slots though.
Should I consider doing something else?
I didn't see any AsRock motherboards with newer chipsets that would have enough PCIe slots though.
Should I consider doing something else?
WHO PLAYIN NIGGUH UH UH YOU DONE FUCKIH GIDDAH MUP WIDDA DO DAT DIDDA :bear_pat:
