Here is my Franken HL15 2.0:
Hardware
- Chassis: HL15 2.0
- Motherboard: MSI Z790P Wifi and 2.5 Gb Network
- CPU Intel(R) Core™ i7-14700K (LGA1700 Socket)
- Cooler:
- Corsair AIO H150i with 360mm radiator (mounted to the back of the case)
- 3 iCUE LINK QX RGB 120mm Fan
- 3 iCUE LINK LX RGB 120mm Fan
- HBA: SAS9300-16i (4 port)
- Corsair RM1000e PSU
- RAM: 96GB DDR5 RipJaws 5200 MT/s
- Storage Drives:
- Samsung 990 Pro 2 TB (OS Drive)
- Samsung 980 Pro 2 TB (Storage / Apps)
- 8 x 8TB WD Red Plus (repurposed for storage until HDD prices go down) in 2 x 4 drive vdev single pool
- GPU: Nvidia Asus Tuf RTX 4070 Ti OC Super Edition (mounted to the back of the case
OS - Proxmox 9 (with Houston Ui / Cockpit)
- Proxmox 9.2.10 PVE
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Houston UI / Cockpit
- 45Drives - Alerts
- 45Drives - Identities
- 45Drives - File Sharing
- 45Drives - Task Schedule
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45Drives - hardware module (modified to support my board)
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45Drives - ZFS (managing 2 vdevs of 4 drives each on a single pool)
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45Drives - System
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45Drives - Disks
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Custom Fan and Temperature Controller (for Case Fans)
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45Drives - Motherboard (custom)
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Debian 13 LXC with GPU passthrough for controlling Corsair AIO with OpenLinkHub
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I’m happy with the performance so far (although now I wish I would have gotten the HL15 Beast
it handles happily and cool
- home assistant VM
- LXC Containers
- Homepage
- Immich
- Homebox
- Plex
- Jellyfin
- Audiobookshelf
- Grocy
- Tandoor
- YTDLP
- Paperless-ngx
- Paperless-ai with GPU passthrough
- Paperless-gpti with GPU passthrough
- Wazuh
- homelable
- Dockhand
- Ollama with GPU passthrough
- Piper with GPU passthrough
- Openwakeword
- Whisper
- Beyoncompare5
- and many other containers