From desktop to server = homelab project? Also i believe E720 85+ support up to 32GB RAM with i5-4570, so for Hyper-V / Proxmox is really great choice.
i have a esprimo p720 Specs: CPU I5-4590T 2ghz GPU Rx 560 4gb RAM 8GB And A SSD Which I caint Find Out What but i think its pretty cool not the latest but for a 4year old pc its pretty good
It is silent under moderate load and when idle. I haven't measured power consumption but based on the hardware in it I assume it's about 20-25w idle to 35-45w under load. Very efficient haswell chip.
@@john8520 Thanks! I might pick one up to use it as pfSense firewall. Your video and reply really helped me making that decision. Keep up the good work (:
Here's what I did: use a screwdriver to slide the latch all the way to the left, hold it in that position, and slide the top case forward. Most machines will have a proper plastic latch there so it will be a lot easier, but mine is missing that latch. If I had my phone mounted on a tripod it would have been a lot clearer, so I'll try and do that more in the future.
@@john8520 Thanks I got there in the end, was very stiff. PC was, surplus office equipment from a removal job, not a burglary. Honest... I have 2 workstations where they took xeons out and hard drives of course. Got a bunch of ram cards. One had 3x16gb & 1x8gb cards they'd left in it. Tempted to try reserrecting the beast, but a bit inexperienced to take the risk. They design air filtration systems for ships etc. Obviously not short of few quid. Waste not, want not tho. Thanks again!
I have a Fujitsu Esprimo E920 DT with 32 GB RAM and i5-4570 works great as esxi cluster server. Got it for 165 USD, 😋
Do you have an idea how to unstuck the cover? my seems to be forcefully assembled when not seated properly and now I can not move it at all
From desktop to server = homelab project? Also i believe E720 85+ support up to 32GB RAM with i5-4570, so for Hyper-V / Proxmox is really great choice.
i have a esprimo p720
Specs:
CPU I5-4590T 2ghz
GPU Rx 560 4gb
RAM 8GB
And A SSD Which I caint Find Out What but i think its pretty cool not the latest but for a 4year old pc its pretty good
can you connect it to the wifi ?
Thanks
Nice video! Do you by chance have some power consumption readings on the unit? Is it noisy in idle?
It is silent under moderate load and when idle. I haven't measured power consumption but based on the hardware in it I assume it's about 20-25w idle to 35-45w under load. Very efficient haswell chip.
@@john8520 Thanks! I might pick one up to use it as pfSense firewall. Your video and reply really helped me making that decision. Keep up the good work (:
@@babajaga9345 Thanks, happy to help! It would definitely be a solid firewall/router.
is this computer good for web surfing?
Yes
All that build up to taking off the cover, but couldn't actually see what you did.
Here's what I did: use a screwdriver to slide the latch all the way to the left, hold it in that position, and slide the top case forward. Most machines will have a proper plastic latch there so it will be a lot easier, but mine is missing that latch. If I had my phone mounted on a tripod it would have been a lot clearer, so I'll try and do that more in the future.
@@john8520 Thanks I got there in the end, was very stiff. PC was, surplus office equipment from a removal job, not a burglary. Honest...
I have 2 workstations where they took xeons out and hard drives of course. Got a bunch of ram cards. One had 3x16gb & 1x8gb cards they'd left in it. Tempted to try reserrecting the beast, but a bit inexperienced to take the risk.
They design air filtration systems for ships etc. Obviously not short of few quid. Waste not, want not tho.
Thanks again!