Techno Tim TinkersThis case was meant for gaming but I decided to do a little tinkering to see if I could truly turn this build into a NAS for a good-looking home server in your living room. Oh, and I decided to install the power combo - Proxmox + TrueNAS
I originally built a standalone media server on Windows that focused on low energy use, but decided to take it one step further. See that video here: youtu.be/VLSWyTmM2ro
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00:00 - Intro 00:41 - The Parts 02:01 - The Build 03:50 - Building in the Terra Case 04:10 - Customizing it for more drives 05:40 - Fans, Cooling, PCIe Cards 06:27 - Installing SSD Drives 06:59 - Choosing & Installing Operating Systems 09:05 - Installing apps, services, and virtual machines 10:15 - Energy use 10:55 - Final Thoughts....
Proxmox and TrueNAS in my Living RoomTechno Tim Tinkers2024-10-03 | This case was meant for gaming but I decided to do a little tinkering to see if I could truly turn this build into a NAS for a good-looking home server in your living room. Oh, and I decided to install the power combo - Proxmox + TrueNAS
I originally built a standalone media server on Windows that focused on low energy use, but decided to take it one step further. See that video here: youtu.be/VLSWyTmM2ro
(Affiliate links may be included in this description. I may receive a small commission at no cost to you.)
00:00 - Intro 00:41 - The Parts 02:01 - The Build 03:50 - Building in the Terra Case 04:10 - Customizing it for more drives 05:40 - Fans, Cooling, PCIe Cards 06:27 - Installing SSD Drives 06:59 - Choosing & Installing Operating Systems 09:05 - Installing apps, services, and virtual machines 10:15 - Energy use 10:55 - Final Thoughts....
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Thank you for watching!Create Your Own SmartHome Zigbee HubTechno Tim Tinkers2024-08-04 | This simple but powerful little adapter lets you build your own Zigbee network and easily add and manage it in Home Assistant to start building your SmartHome, no hub required!
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00:00 - Intro 01:10 - SLZB-06 02:24 - Configuration 02:55 - Coordinator vs Router vs End Device 04:16 - Z2M (Zigbee2MQTT) vs ZHA (Zigbee Home Automation) 05:22 - What is MQTT? 06:41 - What is Zigbee2MQTT (Z2M) 08:04 - Security 08:32 - WireGuard 08:58 - Firmware & More Settings 10:26 - Configuring Zig2MQTT, Mosquitto, and Home Assistant 16:17 - Zigbee2MQTT UI 18:42 - Managing Device in Home Assistant 20:53 - Adding New Devices in Home Assistant 22:45 - Updating Device Names
Thank you for watching!How to Self-Host Your Own Private AI StackTechno Tim Tinkers2024-07-08 | In this tutorial we'll walk through my local, private, self-hosted AI stack so that you can run it too.
Video Notes: https://technotim.live/posts/ai-stack-tutorial/
Products: GPUs 12GB is probably "good enough" for small models.
3000 Series 👇 My value pick. 3060, 12GB RAM, affordable, can play games too. - MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 3060 12GB: amzn.to/3WerOUI - GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming OC 12G: amzn.to/3WdqHV9 - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Founders Edition Graphics Card Renewed 24GB: amzn.to/4cTIS7Q - Zotac Gaming GeForce RTX 3090 Trinity OC, 24GB: amzn.to/3WdhJqV
4000 Series - ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX™ 4090 OG OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card 24GB: amzn.to/463LHRF - MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 4060 8GB: amzn.to/4eVxrON - ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 4070 White OC Edition 12GB: amzn.to/460rqN0
CPUs You'll want a modern CPU, if you are going desktop class here are a few I would choose - Intel Core i7-12700K Gaming Desktop Processor: amzn.to/3XTj1Zu - Intel Core i7-13700K Gaming Desktop Processor: amzn.to/3Lg7M5V - Intel Core i7-14700K Gaming Desktop Processor: amzn.to/3WftehU
Storage For flash storage, I always go with these SSDs - Samsung 870 EVO SATA: amzn.to/3XTW6gA - SAMSUNG 990 PRO SSD NVMe: amzn.to/4cW1xA9
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00:00 - Intro 01:14 - Hardware Specs 02:23 - GPU Considerations 03:10 - GPU Perspective 04:54 - Proxmox 07:05 - Server OS 07:25 - Drivers 08:31 - NVIDIA Container Toolkit 09:44 - Docker 10:25 - Folder Layout 11:20 - Stack Overview 12:15 - Traefik & Docker Networking Considerations 12:55 - Ollama 17:29 - Open WebUI 20:55 - Starting the Stack 23:08 - Ollama Models 25:50 - Chatting with Ollama & Performance 32:05 - searXNG 33:33 - Stable Diffusion & ComfyUI 39:54 - Stable Diffusion Models 44:42 - ComfyUI Workflows 47:00 - Verifying Model Checksum 48:48 - Integrating ComfyUI into Open WebUI 51:59 - Whisper 56:22 - Home Assistant Assist - Chat, Voice, and Text to Voice 01:04:15 - Code Suggestions and Chat Assistant in VSCode (Free Co-pilot)
Thank you for watching!Replacing microSD with something MUCH FASTER!Techno Tim Tinkers2024-05-17 | Today I got rid of the slow and pesky microSD card in my Pi and replaced it with something MUCH faster in my Pi LED Panel. Don't know what my Pi LED Panel is? Check it out!
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00:00 - My Raspberry Pi LED Panel Project 01:13 - How I Built It 03:20 - Displaying Images & Messages via Code 05:32 - Swapping for an SSD 07:45 - Copying microSD to SSD 09:15 - Shrinking the Image 09:32 - Attaching the Drive 13:41 - Booting a Pi from USB 14:55 - The Problem with this USB Adapter 17:45 - More Power! 18:50 - Making it Permanent 22:00 - Cleaning it Up 22:34 - The Final Product!