Every server, switch, firewall and power unit on the laptop's Vendor page, with what it changes in the garage.
From the game's own data, exported 2026-11-12. Wipe Day is in development, so names, prices and numbers still change.
Nothing on this page matches.
1U · AMT Rizen 7 7800X3D · 8 cores / 16 threads at up to 5.0 GHz · 64 GB DDR5 ECC · 2 × SFP+ 10G · 70–260 W
A 1U single-socket server: hot-swap 2.5 in bays, two 500 W supplies and a BMC.
Good for Crust and Minedraft primaries, Counter-Stroke 2; a standby for Facepinch's server.
Used $1,350New $3,400Lease $150 a month
2U · 2 × Intal Xenon E5-2697A v4 · 32 cores / 64 threads at up to 3.6 GHz · 128 GB DDR4 ECC · 2 × 1GbE RJ45 · 160–480 W
A 2U dual-socket server: hot-swap 3.5 in bays, one 750 W supply and a BMC.
Good for Many small servers, cold standbys for small servers, cheap backups. Dear to run.
Used $420Lease $140 a month
2U · AMT EPIK 7313 · 16 cores / 32 threads at up to 3.7 GHz · 256 GB DDR4 ECC · 2 × SFP+ 10G · 140–400 W
A 2U single-socket server with room for a lot of memory: twelve 2.5 in bays, two 800 W supplies and a BMC.
Good for BARK, modpacks and Pawlworld's memory leak.
Used $1,600New $4,800Lease $160 a month
24U · 4-post open frame · 600 × 1,000 mm
A 24U rack with a PDU A and a PDU B at the back. Arrives at the door.
$80
1U · brush-strip pass-through · 0 W
Lets cables run from a server's back to a switch at the front without hanging in front of the rack.
$10
1U · Intal Xenon E3-1230 v6 · 4 cores / 8 threads at up to 3.9 GHz · 32 GB DDR4 ECC · 2 × HDD (4 bays) · 2 × 1GbE · 1 PSU · 95–250 W
A cheap small host. It fails 1.5 × as often as the rest.
Good for Valhome, Counter-Stroke retake servers, small Crust; a cheap standby.
Used $77Lease $11 a month
1U · AMT EPIK 4585PX · 16 cores / 32 threads at up to 5.7 GHz · 128 GB DDR5 ECC · 10 × NVMe · 2 × SFP+ · 2 PSU · 105–420 W
The fastest main thread, and saves that stall BARK for about a second.
Good for Vitalz at 500 slots, 128-tick tournaments, BARK saves in one second; the rack-safe primary for a big name.
Used $1,155New $2,100Lease $168 a month
2U · AMT EPIK 7443 · 24 cores / 48 threads at up to 4.0 GHz · 256 GB DDR4 ECC · 24 × SSD · 2 × SFP+ · 2 PSU · 180–520 W
Room for many mid-size servers.
Good for BARK clusters and many mid-size servers.
Used $825New $1,500Lease $120 a month
2U · AMT EPIK 75F3 · 32 cores / 64 threads at up to 4.0 GHz · 256 GB DDR4 ECC · 4 × SSD (8 bays) · 2 × SFP28 · 2 PSU · 125–410 W
Dense and fast. 25G with SFP28 modules.
Good for Dense, fast Crust and Minedraft; 25G for fast standby sync.
Used $970New $1,750Lease $140 a month
2U · 4 × Intal Xenon Gold 5317 · 48 cores / 96 threads at up to 3.6 GHz · 384 GB DDR4 ECC · 4 nodes, 3 × SSD each (24 bays) · 2 shared 1,600 W PSUs · 290–1050 W
Four machines in 2U that share their power supplies: one fails, all four feel it.
Good for Four mid servers in 2U. A primary and its standby on two nodes of one chassis still share its power: one failure domain.
Used $2,030New $3,200Lease $256 a month
2U · Intal Xenon E5-2667 v4 · 8 cores / 16 threads at up to 3.6 GHz · 64 GB DDR4 ECC · 12 × 8 TB HDD · 2 × 1GbE · 2 PSU · 170–430 W
A backup target: nightly copies at 04:00, kept 7 days.
Good for Community backups: 80 TB, nightly.
Used $468New $850Lease $68 a month
4U · Intal Xenon E5-2667 v4 · 8 cores / 16 threads at up to 3.6 GHz · 64 GB DDR4 ECC · 36 × HDD · 2 × SFP+ · 2 PSU · 310–650 W
A backup target that keeps 30 days and restores at 10G.
Good for Backups with 30-day versions and 10G restores; the second copy in another rack.
Used $1,045New $1,900Lease $152 a month
4U · AMT EPIK 7543 · 32 cores / 64 threads at up to 3.7 GHz · 512 GB DDR4 ECC · 8 GPUs · 2 × SFP28 · 4 × C20 PSU (2,000 W) · 650–3600 W
Needs 16 A PDUs and C19 cords. It does nothing for game servers yet.
Good for Only its 32 CPU cores for now, honestly labelled.
Used $11,650New $13,500Lease $1,000 a month
2U · Ampair Altro Q80-30 · 80 cores / 80 threads at up to 3.0 GHz · 256 GB DDR4 ECC · 4 × NVMe · 2 × SFP+ · 2 PSU · 120–300 W
Eighty slow cores on little power: Minedraft runs natively, most other game servers need x86-64.
Good for Minedraft natively, at 80 cores; little else: most game servers are x86-64 only.
Used $880New $1,600Lease $128 a month
2U · 2U finger duct · 0 W
Back-to-front cables pass through it. +8 neatness.
Used $15New $28Lease $2 a month
1U · 1U brush panel · 0 W
Seals a pass-through: 1.5 °C cooler at the inlets.
Brush strips on the cable pass-through: the rack's intakes run about 1.5 °C cooler (one per rack counts).
Used $8New $14Lease $2 a month
1U · Cantilever shelf · 0 W
Somewhere to put a small box.
Cosmetic: a shelf for odds and ends. Nothing on it changes the night.
Used $12New $22Lease $2 a month
1U · Intal N100 · 4 cores / 4 threads at up to 3.4 GHz · 16 GB, soldered · 2.5GbE · DC adapter · 7–30 W
A tiny host that runs from a wall socket or the UPS.
A small server on an Intal N100: 4 cores at single-thread 0.72, 16 GB, an SSD, no BMC, 7 to 30 W. Valhome-sized: three or four small servers fit.
Good for Valhome, and the witness that breaks a split-brain tie.
Used $77New $140Lease $11 a month
1U · 8-port KVM · 24–30 W
Shows a hung server's console at the rack.
Used $150New $360Lease $15 a month
1U · 24–30 W
17-inch LCD and keyboard fold into the drawer. The 8 RJ45 ports on the back take KVM-over-Cat dongles to each server's VGA and USB.
Cosmetic for now: a console drawer to look at. The BMC already gives you each server's screen.
Used $82New $150Lease $12 a month
2U · 0 W
The same duct with its cover removed, so the fingers and the cables lying in it show.
Used $15New $28Lease $2 a month
1U · 24–30 W
The same drawer pulled out with the screen raised: a state for the game to show while someone is using it. depth_m is the cabinet behind the rack's front plane; the open drawer adds `open_extent_m` (0.46 m) in front of that plane.
Cosmetic for now: a console drawer to look at. The BMC already gives you each server's screen.
Used $82New $150Lease $12 a month
1U · 24 × 1GbE RJ45 + 4 × SFP+ 10G · 18–35 W · fanless
Connects your machines to the router. Add another for a second path.
Used $60New $180Lease $20 a month
1U · 12 × SFP+ 10G · two supplies · 45–75 W · fans front to back
Takes DAC, AOC and fibre at 10G. Mounted facing the rear, its intake runs 5 °C hotter.
Used $380New $900Lease $45 a month
1U · 2 × WAN + 6 × LAN 1GbE RJ45 + 2 × SFP+ 10G · 15–25 W
Comes with the garage. A second one isn't sold.
Comes with the garage
100 Mbps down, 30 up · +30 ms · 1GbE RJ45 · 12 V, about 10 W
Two SMA antennas on the wall. Plug it into a wall socket and cable it to the router's second WAN port.
$35 a month
Absorbs up to 50 Gbps of inbound traffic · +4 ms
A subscription. Attack traffic is dropped before it reaches your line.
$130 a month
1U · 8 × 1GbE · unmanaged · desk switch on a tray · 4–9 W
No spanning tree: a loop through it is a broadcast storm.
Used $14New $25Lease $2 a month
1U · 48 × 1GbE + 4 × SFP+ · managed · 1 PSU · 32–62 W
More ports for BMCs and small machines.
Good for A switch per rack, which rack-level redundancy needs.
Used $80New $145Lease $12 a month
1U · 24 × 1GbE PoE+ + 4 × SFP+ · 1 PSU · 28–55 W
PoE powers nothing you own. It does switch.
Used $61New $110Lease $9 a month
1U · 24 × 10GBASE-T + 4 × SFP+ · 2 PSU · 95–185 W
10G over Cat6 for machines with copper ports.
Used $231New $420Lease $34 a month
1U · 48 × SFP+ + 6 × QSFP28 · 2 PSU · 105–210 W
A 10G top-of-rack with 100G uplinks.
Good for A switch per rack, which rack-level redundancy needs.
Used $358New $650Lease $52 a month
1U · 32 × QSFP28 + management RJ45 · 2 PSU · 160–340 W
A 100G spine. More than a garage needs.
Good for Linking three racks at 100G. More than a garage needs.
Used $688New $1,250Lease $100 a month
1U · 1 × SFP+ WAN + 6 × 1GbE · 300 kpps · 1 PSU · 18–38 W
A small router. Its packet limit is the first thing a busy night hits.
Used $52New $95Lease $8 a month
2U · 16 × SFP+ + 4 × QSFP28 · 6 Mpps · 4 PSU on A and B · 180–360 W
Dual-WAN failover in 5 seconds, and room to grow.
Good for Dual-WAN failover in 5 seconds.
Used $468New $850Lease $68 a month
1U · 16-port serial console server · 9–14 W
Out-of-band access to switches, routers and firewalls.
Good for Out-of-band fencing when the data network is partitioned.
Used $116New $210Lease $17 a month
1U · 32-port serial console server with LTE · 17–28 W
Works with the fibre and the router down.
Good for Out-of-band fencing, and a way in with the fibre and router down.
Used $297New $540Lease $43 a month
1U · Stratum-1 NTP server · needs the GPS antenna · 18–22 W
Keeps the SIEM's clocks honest.
Used $264New $480Lease $38 a month
10G, RJ45 both ends, 0.5–10 m
Carries 10GBASE-T. The ports at the ends set the speed: 1G into a 1G port. Clear plugs with a latch.
0.5, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 m
50 m of stranded Cat6 · any jacket colour · two RJ45 plugs a lead
Cut each lead to its run: your hands cut it off the reel at the far port and crimp the plugs on. Needs a crimper (Tools) and RJ45 plugs. A lead you crimp yourself has a bad end more often than a bought one; the cable tester finds it.
$30
Cat6 plugs with boots · two a lead
Crimped onto both ends of a lead you cut off the reel.
$8 bag
10G, SFP+ both ends, 1–5 m, passive twinax
Goes into empty SFP+ ports, no module needed. The ends are fixed.
1, 2, 3, 5 m
10G, SFP+ both ends, 3–10 m, active optical
Thin and light, for the runs a DAC can't reach. No module needed.
3, 5, 10 m
25G, LC duplex, 1–10 m, OM4 multimode
Needs an optic in each cage. A 10GBASE-SR module runs it at 10G, a 25G optic at 25G.
1, 2, 3, 5, 10 m
SFP+ · LC duplex, 850 nm multimode · about 1 W
One in each end of an OM4 fibre run.
$18
SFP · RJ45, 1GbE · about 1 W
Puts a copper cable into an SFP+ port, at 1G.
$12
SFP+ · RJ45, 10GbE up to 30 m · about 2.5 W
Copper at 10G in an SFP+ port. It runs hot to the touch.
$25
1U · 24-port Cat6 patch panel · 0 W
Neater racks, and a re-cable at night is a 1 m patch.
Used $22New $40Lease $3 a month
1U · 48-port Cat6 patch panel · 0 W
The same with 48 ports.
Used $52New $95Lease $8 a month
1U · Fibre patch panel · MPO-12 to LC · 0 W
Fibre trunks land on a panel.
Used $88New $160Lease $13 a month
25G, SFP28 both ends, 1 to 3 m, passive
Takes SFP+ ports at 10G.
From $251, 2, 3 m
100G, QSFP28 both ends, 1 to 3 m
For the 100G switches.
From $601, 2, 3 m
MPO-12 to MPO-12, 3 to 10 m
Fibre trunks to a patch panel.
From $453, 5, 10 m
1U · 10 Gbps firewall · 1.5 Mpps · 1.5 M sessions · +0.3 ms · 26–42 W
Stops management-port brute force, floods per IP, and abuse reflection. Drops attack traffic up to 1 Gbps.
Used $176New $320Lease $26 a month
1U · 30 Gbps firewall · 4 Mpps · 6 M sessions · +0.2 ms · 105–190 W
The same at 5 Gbps of attack. Two with their HA ports cabled fail over in 1 s.
Good for A firewall pair that isn't a single point of failure.
Used $1,045New $1,900Lease $152 a month
2U · 90 Gbps firewall · 20 Mpps · 360–620 W
More than you need. For the HA pair and modules.
Used $4,675New $8,500Lease $680 a month
2U · 40 Gbps or 30 Mpps inline · +60 µs · 220–390 W
Removes flood traffic that fits through the line. Fails open when unpowered, hot or crashed.
Used $3,960New $7,200Lease $576 a month
1U · 4 Gbps inline, 8 Gbps passive · 80–145 W
Raises an IDS alert 3 to 6 minutes before an attack peaks.
Used $825New $1,500Lease $120 a month
1U · 120 Gbps network tap broker · 55–90 W
Copies links for the IDS and shows live top talkers.
Used $1,210New $2,200Lease $176 a month
2U · 25k events a second · NTP-aware · 245–450 W
Correlated alerts earlier, and incident timelines for owners and contracts.
Used $2,090New $3,800Lease $304 a month
C13 to C14, 1–2 m
From a PDU outlet to a unit's power inlet. PDU A stays up in a cut; PDU B doesn't.
1, 2 m
51.2 V · 200 Ah · 10.24 kWh · stacks with the one you have
Cuts off at 10% charge. A new module is at 100% health.
$45 a month
3U · 0 W
5.12 kWh more for a cut, and 100 A more before the battery trips.
Rack it under a battery panel, press POWER and cable its BMS port to the panel, and it joins the bank. It arrives half charged.
Used $520New $950Lease $28 a month
2U · 5 W
Lets rack modules join the bank: up to eight, through its BMS ports.
One per battery rack, at the top: switch its breaker on and the modules cabled to its BMS ports join its bank. Cable a tap (out1, out2) to the inverter or a 48 V UPS: a 7 m, 25 mm² DC cable comes with it.
Used $260New $420
2U · 70–2900 W
Its outlets ride through a cut on their own battery path, off the inverter: minutes on its pack, hours with a bank on bat_ext.
A 3 kVA UPS on a 48 V battery bus: its own 0.5 kWh pack lasts minutes, and a battery panel's tap cabled to its bat_ext adds the bank behind it, for hours. Its network card shuts the servers on it down cleanly, as the HP-3000RT2's does.
Used $520New $980
16 mm² · rated 100 A · red and black pair with lugs
Carries the bank's current to an inverter or UPS. Too thin for the current, it gets hot.
From $221, 2, 3, 5, 7 m
25 mm² · rated 135 A · red and black pair with lugs
Carries the bank's current to an inverter or UPS. Too thin for the current, it gets hot.
From $301, 2, 3, 5, 7 m
35 mm² · rated 170 A · red and black pair with lugs
Carries the bank's current to an inverter or UPS. Too thin for the current, it gets hot.
From $401, 2, 3, 5, 7 m
50 mm² · rated 210 A · red and black pair with lugs
Carries the bank's current to an inverter or UPS. Too thin for the current, it gets hot.
From $551, 2, 3, 5, 7 m
70 mm² · rated 260 A · red and black pair with lugs
Carries the bank's current to an inverter or UPS. Too thin for the current, it gets hot.
From $751, 2, 3, 5, 7 m
8,000 W continuous · trips after 5 s over · 93% efficient
Carries more load in a cut before it trips. Replaces the one you have.
$70 a month
Inverter split · 3.5 kW cooling · draws 1.1–1.6 kW
Keeps intakes under 35 °C on a hot night. On the essential circuit it runs in a cut, from the battery; on mains it's off in a cut. A changeover switch beside it changes that later.
$40 a month
0U · 20 × C13 + 4 × C19 · C20 inlet, 16 A breaker (3.68 kW) · ammeter · its C19 lead in the box
Takes a heavier feed than the 10 A one, with four more C13 outlets and four C19s for C20 gear (the GPU server, a UPS). Fit it yourself: unplug the old PDU's cords and its lead, lift it off, hang this one, plug its lead into the rack's feed socket on the wall, and plug the cords back in.
$90
0U · 20 × C13 + 4 × C19 · C20 inlet, 16 A · watts per outlet · remote on/off per outlet · network port
Fitted like the 16 A one. Cable its network port to a switch and the laptop shows what each outlet draws and can switch any outlet off and on: remote power for the router and switches, fencing for failover, and a power reading for everything plugged into it.
$340
2U · 2,700 W online UPS · 864 Wh · about 16 min at 1,350 W · 85–2900 W
With its network card cabled it shuts servers down cleanly: no corrupted worlds.
Good for Rack-level power independence: an inverter trip doesn't take both racks at once.
Used $209New $380Lease $30 a month
1U · 1U fan tray · 4 × 120 mm · 0–40 W
Above 30 °C it takes 2.5 °C off the rack's inlets.
Used $38New $70Lease $6 a month
C19 to C20, 1 or 2 m
For the big PSUs.
From $91, 2 m
Lets a server's C14 inlet use a wall socket
The ordinary kettle cord. Without it a server needs a PDU outlet.
$6
Petrol for the generator
$53
Resets the UPS to 100% health
$160