ZimaBlade: A Tiny PC to Replace My Full-Size Home Server?!

Thanks to PCBWay for sponsoring this video!

Introducing the ZimaBlade! A pretty cool little low-power PC able to transcode 4K 10bit video while being a perfect candidate for a DIY home NAS!

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*Check this out if you're epic sigma*

*Chapters*
Introduction 00:00
PCBWay 01:19
Overview 01:50
First Boot 05:59
Installing Windows 07:58
Ubuntu Server 09:25
Conclusion 10:31

*Tags*

#zimablade #zimaboard #casaos #minecraftserver #homelab #homeserver #ubuntu #linux #minipc #raspberrypi

[chunpoon]

I'm surprised Zima hasn't created a chassis to where you can plug like 4 of those zima blades so you can create a cluster. There the cluster could make use of drives like the 2 bay unit so it can share those storage.

[iznova]

Subbed, really enjoyed the video, im building a new homelab/nas and looking for parts. This is pretty good :)

[themaster]

For a dummy, if you get 2 3.5" HDDs, you plug each one into the SATA ports, but then how do you power both of them? Don't they both have to have their own power or is there an adapter to plug the power into the ZimaBlade?

[zedorda]

What was the point of trying to put PCI cards into a PCIE slot?

[The_Karlo]

Šta misliš, hoće li ARM arhitektura zauzeti cijeli svijet servera (znam da taj procesor nije arm)

[cupzthemilkman]

So I wanna get a home server and I really just want one for the Adblocking, media and NAS, what would be the reason to go with the n100 over this?

[AndresOjedacorchuelo]

Hello, very good video but I have a doubt, the board has 24 gigabytes of memory and the applications you download are predetermined for that mini disk. How did you manage to change the storage disk, that is, everything you download stays on the external disk with the highest capacity?