Thursday Tech Tip - Storinator Hybrid Redesign

Every second week, we will be releasing a tech tip video that will give users information on various topics relating to our Storinator storage servers.

We have an exciting video for you this Thursday!

Mark is here to tell you all about the updates to Storinator Hybrid line of servers. The next generation hybrid has arrived!

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[JeffGeerling]

A great number of incremental improvements adds up to a very refined chassis! I love that the EATX space is there now; it along with nicer cable management means these chassis are even more flexible for eventual repurposing!

[Darkk]

Very cool changes of the chassis. Love the SSD adapter idea. Having easy access to the two SSDs in the back is an absolute awesome change!

[BeardifulBill]

Like seeing the innovation and improvements over time.

[cheesefries]

Neat! I'm really liking the improvements, especially the boot drive access hatch.

[ZRubidium]

Good god, I wish that some of these updates existed before I bought my chassis two years ago, but love the changes. I REALLY love the power tower thingy, for those odd 4-pin molex connectors. I am curious though, since you're offering the ability of E-ATX boards, does that mean you're going to offer new/different Redundant PSU's? Ones that have more CPU/GPU power plugs over the current generation? I was bummed that I was forced to get a motherboard that only uses 1x8pin and 1x4pin CPU AUX power.

[antoniom.andersen]

Great with the boot drive access and the SSD adapter.
Seeing as the SSDs are mounted perpendicular to the fans at the front, how are the temps under sustained writing to the SSDs from the front SSD to the rear most one?

[kingsisidore]

The new generation seems to be using same mobo and AMD/Intel CPUs as the previous generation...

Why no bump on the CPUs when newer and more efficient CPUs with the same price are now available from both Intel and AMD lineups of 4th Gen Scalable Xeon and EPYC 9004 series

[goodluckoriuwa]

cloud hosting storage device???

If yes, can you make a video on how it can be done