25-30W ish!I just saw your post on Reddit. Do you have any idea of the wattage draw the rig has out of interest?
Also on Cerberus is that a FTTPoD install or business?
Thats a lot lot lower than I was expecting, did you use a wattage plug or just what the devices/motherboard reports back?25-30W ish!
FTTPoD install
Just a standard 11th Gen without a GPU, tends to draw somewhere in the region of 30W with a decent PSU. No measurements, just 40 years of experience.Thats a lot lot lower than I was expecting, did you use a wattage plug or just what the devices/motherboard reports back?
I had been tempted to get FTTPoD myself but the r100 program started and covered me although its being a total PITA willing for it to finish so I can order.
Online searches confirm 11th gen PowerEdge's will run 30 to 35W when running as a router. Just got a R210II to run opnsense and I might put a powermeter on it when the notion arises.Just a standard 11th Gen without a GPU, tends to draw somewhere in the region of 30W with a decent PSU. No measurements, just 40 years of experience.
Those are really nice numbers.Online searches confirm 11th gen PowerEdge's will run 30 to 35W when running as a router. Just got a R210II to run opnsense and I might put a powermeter on it when the notion arises.
Can you sustain 900 Mbps with that Celeron over PPPoE?interesting, I'm running a Celeron 847 with Pfsense & Aquiss (Entanet) 9000/100 FTTP (PPPoE) the manual reckons about 7w loaded (5 when idle) though I've not measured it as yet.
to my surprise, yes. (though I only see those speeds on speed tests), when testing it sits at around 50% CPU usage (as reported on the dashboard).Can you sustain 900 Mbps with that Celeron over PPPoE?