Yep the Nehalem days.
I don't a UPS atm but I've been thinking about getting one, would definitely be a good investment.

Yeah for sure. They tend to get a bit expensive for a decent sized one... my 650 watter INSTANTLY shuts down if i have my pc hooked up to it

I need a 1000 +

Whats the power draw off that?

I"m posting specs in a sec of everything.
I don't have anything to measure power draw....but it's a good amount.

Oh I'm quite sure. Ever tripped your breaker in the house from the power draw?

haha, yes I have. I was working on some stuff and wondered why everything was suddenly quiet.

ever heard of pm ? matt

I was reading up on that cause I was about to plop a 1600 watt psu in my shit for the hell of it... kept reading house needs to be able to handle 20 amps I think it was without tripping breakers. Hell my lights flicker in my room even at 1000

Cant post nudes since my custom exhaust extraction unit is preventing me from taking the lid off.

Specs: 64gb DDR2, Dual XEON 2.00ghz quad core processors, 6TB storage (4 drives in RAID 0)

Ok, gents, here are the specs.
Starting from top to bottom of the rack.


Specs:

• 1TB Buffalo NAS (very top, above the switch)
  
  
• Netgear GS724T
  - 24 x 1Gb ports
  - 2 x 1Gb SFP
  
  
• 2 x Cisco PIX515E Firewalls
  - Top is primary firewall, bottom is only licensed as a backup in case primary fails
  
  
• HP ProLiant DL320 G6
  - 1 x Intel Xeon E5520 Quad Core with HT
  - 20Gb DDR3 RAM, ECC
  - HP Smart Array P212 RAID controller
  - Running ESXi 6.0 off of internal flash drive
  - 1 x 450W PSU
  
  
• Dell PowerEdge C2100 (Main server for storage and hosting my virtual machines)
  - 1 x Intel Xeon E5540 Quad Core with HT (1 x Unused socket)
  - 36Gb DDR3 RAM, ECC
  - Dell SAS 6/IR RAID Controller
  - 5.5 TB local storage
  - Running ESXi 6.0
  - 2 x 750W PSUs
  
  
• Dell PowerEdge 2970 (Theres 2 of these, both have exact same specs)
  - 2 x AMD Opteron 2379 HE Quad Core
  - 4Gb DDR2 RAM ECC
  - Dell PERC 6/i
  - Running ESXi 6.0 in a cluster
  - 2 x 750W PSUs
  
  
• HP DL385 G1 (Unused)
  - AMD Opteron 280 Dual Core
  - 16Gb DDR RAM
  - 146Gb SCSI HDD
  - Ultra320 Integrated Smart Array 6i RAID Controller
  
  
• HP DL385 G1 (Unused)
  - AMD Opteron 280 Dual Core
  - 16Gb DDR RAM
  - 146Gb SCSI HDD
  - Ultra320 Integrated Smart Array 6i RAID Controller