I’m making an ‘unconventional’ build, and if it performs as intended I’d like to show it off.
I don’t see any threads like that in the site’s search feature, did I miss it?
You could try starting one in the General Discussion subforum. 
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It just might be “classy” enough to qualify for one of those. 
Or it might end up as a meme
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These are my home servers.
I have three Trunas servers…
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PSU 2050 Watt Silverstone Hella
Supermicro H12SSL-I with AMD Epyc 7773X 64 Core 2 TPC CPU with X3D cache
Dual 10Gb in the form of intel X540 Dual port Nic
LSI 9305-24i HBA
15 22.1TB Seagate Exos Data centre drives.
3 Samsung PM9a3s, 1 for slog, one for cache, one unassigned.
512GBs ECC Ram
128GB boot nvme solely for TrueNas.
PCIe Carrier board for PCIe 4 devices x 16 wide bifrucated with 4 Samsung PCIe 4 2Tb NVMes.
nVidia 4060Ti, soon to be pulled and replaced with a Orange Pi 5+ using a Rockchip RK3588 to transcode video data. USB 3.2 type C expansion cards fill the rest of the slots.
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PSU 2050 Watt Silverstone Hella
Supermicro H12SSL-I with AMD Epyc 7c13 64 Core 2 TPC CPU
Dual 10Gb in the form of intel X540 Dual port Nic
LSI 9305-24i HBA
15 10 TB Seagate Exos Data centre drives.
256GBs ECC Ram
128GB boot nvme solely for TrueNas.
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PSU 2050 Watt Silverstone Hella
Supermicro MBD-H12SSL-NT-B which has dual x540 10GB nics built in.
LSI 9305-24i HBA
15 Seagate Exos 10TB datacentre drives
1 x 128GB nvme dedicated to trunas
2 x 5060Ti 16GB cards to be used in conjunction with a 4060Ti 8gb card for AI
512GB ECC Ram
Barring odds and sods like 2 8 port 10GBe switches, a Mikrotik Hax3 and a 4 way KVM switch thats pretty much it.
I don’t have power worries though so can run my servers 24/7 as they are powered by 24 460w Solar panels feeding 4 Tesla 3 Powerwalls.
GO BIG OR GO HOME!
I suppose I can’t get a ghetto sticker lol.