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Same and an R720 ๐
Well, it depends from the worload, but I would really change them to new hardware already.
I've got 2x R720xd's since they got sorted out at work. Bougjt a "new" power brick for one of those (other 3 were fine) since a capacitor exploaded when i turned it wrong... And that was it. Apperently it just sat in a corner for a year to be soon sorted out and the capacitors were dry...
Anyways, im using those in my homelab so ce then, 24/7 for about half a year now. Power usage is only 210w in idle, unless I have much traffic gling on there.. Then it is at about 300w each...
Perfect for my needs. Runs my Proxmox, HomeAssistant, few VMs, filehosting for my Videos, DHCP-Router, Firewall, IPS/IDS Systems (im just getting into this, so i set them up for fun internally) and so on.
Two are allmost too much tbh ๐ ๐