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Sounds like you just described a ZFS SLOG device. Except its write-almost-always. They key with a ZFS log is it needs to finish writing super-duper-quick and return.

Sounds like the Intel RES2SC240 SAS Expander is what you want. Connect both ports of your M1015 to it, then connect the next 4 ports to your 16 bays. The expander can be mounted wherever you want... and just needs a molex to power it. Alternatively, get an LSI 16i card.

Course, you could always stack a second UNAS810a on top of the first and use it as a JBOD.

Maybe completed sync writes are fine but in flight async writes are not ;) After all, the sync write should *only* be acknowledged once it is committed.

Why not just get rid of the unraid and put the bulk and vm store under FreeNAS? You can use different pools.

I built an ESXi + FreeNAS AIO based on an X10SDV-TLN4F and Node 304 case in this thread: Build Report: Node 304 + X10SDV-TLN4F [ESXi/FreeNAS AIO] With some fan upgrades, and a fan control script, noise is fine. If i was running the CPU flatout 100% of the time, I'd want to replace the built-in...

There's always this... Intel 750 PCIe (nvme) Wear Endurance falling insanely fast (on RMA'd drive too)??

How wide is the internal gap?

I think you mean NT-H1

In theory (as far as I understand it) an ECC DIMM should be no more than 12.5% more expensive than the same DIMM in non-ECC, purely because for every 8 chips, there's an extra. Where as currently you get the choice of a family car, a hot hatch (the overclocked memory), or a UNIMOG (enterprise...

Well... one disk is brand news (8 hours) and the other has been flogged. Surely this is what you sign up for when you buy second hand enterprise SSDs? At least the media wearout indicator is still 0. Might as well use it in mirror until it fails, then replace.

I've had that exact same question... exact same page too.

Surely the important thing is that the helium is not being displaced by air right?

Everybody shares in the slowness until people start finishing

Able to push a gig or two per second, if 33 tablets try, they'll get 30MB/s and will take 15-30 minutes to download the database. 33 users and a thread per user. It shouldn't have a problem. I hope you have the 10gbe uplink in use.

I hope he adequately protected that unshielded 110/240V PSU after removing the case! Netgear XS716T is virtually silent when not under significant load.

If your 10gbe server was running with 4 interfaces on the one NIC... say within an ESXi environment... and each interfrace had a different MAC... Or maybe with SR-IOV. Then I'd expect the load balancing to work.

Yes. Yes it would. But not every work-load scales to 32 threads. A 4.3ghz base-clock 6900k would probably crush the 1950x in <=8 thread work-loads.

My current work stations are based on i7-6900k CPUs with all 8 cores over-clocked to 4.3ghz (280mm radiators). And stable. Primarily used for software development, where the reasonable number of cores, but high clock speed (all broadwell cores at 4.3ghz) makes a noticeable difference. The cores...

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