12gen N-series Nas motherboard (topton, cwwk, ... )
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Interesting. Do you use a PicoPSU?
I wonder what is keeping my system in c6. I did all the things you said in your post except that i got an error at boot that i think it was the 0000:00:19*
Code:
# Serial bus controller: Intel Corporation Device 54c5
echo auto | tee /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:00:19.0/power/control
# Serial bus controller: Intel Corporation Device 54c6
echo auto | tee /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:00:19.1/power/control
but I wasn't sure were to find which one is the equivalent to yours.
Is there a way to find out what is keeping my system from going into c8?
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No, it's Flex ATX power supply that bundled with 4bay nas case.
that list is from the `tunables` tab in `powertop`
just do not try to execute with `--auto-tune` or enable power management of the lan ports.
Well, you'r right... I didn't mention my use.
I'm quite a basic user of UnRAID, quite some dockers, low use of decoding in Plex. I used to have some VMs, but I shutted them down as I wasn't using that feature so much. The Topton 5150 based model I have is enough for basic NAS usage, but it gets easily stuck under CPU demand... So, I'm here!
Well, you can compare the passmarks here - higher is better. Button line is that they are faster but don't expect miracles for highly intensive cpu tasks Intel i3-N305 vs N200 vs N100 vs Celeron N5105 [cpubenchmark.net] by PassMark SoftwareWell, you'r right... I didn't mention my use.
I'm quite a basic user of UnRAID, quite some dockers, low use of decoding in Plex. I used to have some VMs, but I shutted them down as I wasn't using that feature so much. The Topton 5150 based model I have is enough for basic NAS usage, but it gets easily stuck under CPU demand... So, I'm here!
Well I tried to do that but the drive was not recognized. From the specs I understand it's NGFF slot. So probably I need an NGFF disk and not a NVMe disk?
I'm aware of the formfactor. To be more specific, I meant an NVMe PCIe disk. It looks the CPU does not support this on the second m2 slot.
And I just found an SATA NGFF (Kingston RBU-SNS8152S3) disk from an old laptop, that one is recognized
NVMe is in any case PCIe. PCIe is protocol not form factor.
so you have mSATA slot.And I just found an SATA NGFF (Kingston RBU-SNS8152S3) disk from an old laptop, that one is recognized
mSATA,miniPCIe,M.2 = NGFF
I got the Problem that the Jonsbo fan isn't stopping. my own HDD fans are spinning down and up properly. The jonsbo fan only stops under 70 in the Fan auto control plugin. but then its not starting again (obviously too low) anybody got this fixed? my cpu temp is most of the time below 30 and the threshold is set to 35.