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AMD Ryzen 7 5700X/G (I have both same problems)
10meghalfduplex replied to gumby327's topic in Motherboards and CPUs
I am not running that ryzen cpu, but i would have no hesitation buying the amazon products you linked - but my only input would be opting for a mainboard with more pci express slots. I have 2 x16 slots and 3x1 (from memory) and I do not have much space left. I'm Running an lsi hba, two small pci express sata controllers, a dual port nic, and a gtx1650 - actually writing that i think i must have 3 x16 slots... Interesting post though as i was looking at replacing my 7700k with a ryzen, but i might go xeon after reading this -
very nice
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6 failing 4TB Reds all at once?
10meghalfduplex replied to ati's topic in Storage Devices and Controllers
I had reds back to 2tb - touch wood I have to say i am really happy with them. Although I took not of the advice on here all those years ago and bought drives at different times to try and avoid getting more than one drive from a given WD production batch. It could be you got unlucky. Prior to that i bought 3 samsung F1 750gb drives at once and they all went wrong at the same time roughly I started with Reds, then went to wed pros from 8tb, and just bought an ultrastar 12tb (basically a pro) - they have all been extremely reliable to date. I have had trouble with cheap sata controllers and cables - since i moved to a lsi controller and hot swap enclosures I have had a really good run. Doesn't really answer any of your questions - but I thought i'd share my experience with the reds. -
Thanks! Probably my dockers then I guess, ill have a dig That command was perfect, many thanks!
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Wow that's a cool setup - do you mind me asking what brand of Ram you are running please? 4x8 or 2x16?
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10meghalfduplex started following /var/log Size Question , Torn between Intel or AMD for UNRAID build and Unraid - What to upgrade next
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Hi, I currently run two servers - A primary On an i7-7700k (Ex photoshop workstation) and a secondary on a ryzen 2200g (literally the cheapest thing i could find at short notice when my athlon mb died) The primary has a 24tb array with dual parity, it hosts plex and crashplan, and with that level of load has a pretty easy life The secondary has a 14tb array, it runs sickrage, couchpotato, headphones, and a windows VM that runs syncback every night to copy the mission critical shares from the primary So - the secondary has the bigger workload Both have been solid, the ryzen has had less love, and does more with less I am looking at transitioning the i7 to become the secondary - and creating a new prime with a Ryzen 2700x and Asrock mainboard - but here's the trick - the ryzen supports ecc ram if you get the right mainboard and memory combination - googling suggests that asrock provides the most support for this. So for that reason i'd vote for Ryzen. Unless you can afford a threadripper because dayum look at all those cores
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How did you go? The thing I have always loved about unraid is how tolerant it is of upgrades if you do decide you need more power.
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Unraid - What to upgrade next
10meghalfduplex replied to 10meghalfduplex's topic in Unraid Compulsive Design
Sorry for the very late reply - i forgot to turn on notifications and stopped checking in after a week or so. My network gear (Unifi) does not support 10gbe DAC. I could buy a switch in that same family that does - but I have 2x1GB links in a LAG and have not come close to saturating it. Main interest is in mover into array, array parity checks, and plex responsiveness - theres quite a lag between musiccast (yamaha speakers) calling a flac file which is in the array from plex (hosted in docker on the same server). For the timebeing i have started upgrading replacement drives from WD Red to WD Red Pro's, and I was considering moving to a ryzen system with ecc memory. Many thanks for your responses -
Hi There, I have had the log fill up on both of my unraid servers and I wanted to clarify something please. I have this entry in GO # Enlarge the LOG partition (because Dynamix System Stats needs at least 186Mb, default LOG is 128Mb) mount -o remount,size=768m /var/log When I type mount in the terminal (Loving the terminal option in the Web Gui BTW) I get this: tmpfs on /var/log type tmpfs (rw,size=128m,mode=0755,size=768m) That does not look right to me? shouldn't there just be one size defined in what is returned? I intend to figure out why the logs are filling up, but I want to ensure I give it some extra headroom in the process. Many Thanks
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Hi, I've been a user since version 3 or 4, a convert from windows home server. I currently have an i7 with 16gb ram sitting in an asus z170. 9207-8i controller running 6 x WD Red 6tb data drives Twin SSD's on the MB Controller as btrfs cache Twin WD Red 6tb Parity drives on the MB controller - average parity check speed is 109mb/s Intel i350-T2 NIC all sitting in a 4u rackmount with hot swap bays etc I am really happy with this, it's been rock solid. But my question is, if I was going to upgrade it to get better raw transfer performance - would the next level be enterprise class drives? WD Gold's? Or would I need to goto full enterprise level sas drives and better controllers? This is just for my planning, I started out with an old celeron with Samsung F1 750gb's and have been slowly upgrading as parts died - I am really impressed with how well unraid handles motherboard changes etc thanks for taking the time to read.
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[Support] Linuxserver.io - Headphones
10meghalfduplex replied to linuxserver.io's topic in Docker Containers
I had same problem - doing this mentioned above by some other helpful person fixes it: Go to your Headphones appdata folder and edit config.ini and change http_host to the below. http_host = 0.0.0.0 -
This is what I bought: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0085FT2JC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I used a freight forwarding company to get it from the US to NZ.... it's like 4 times the price to buy in new zealand... you aussies think you have it hard!!! I'd buy stuff from aussie but the shipping costs are an absolute joke... can't win!
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Lots of red balls, syslog is a mess...
10meghalfduplex replied to 10meghalfduplex's topic in General Support
I ended up blasting the config and rebuilding the array, all went ok. However I find the Unraid is super sensitive to read errors, I pulled a hot swap drive out (the one that had previously red balled - and the resulting 47 read errors made it disable the disk (parity 2) - only way i could get it back in was to down the array, remove parity 2, up the array, down the array, add parity 2, up the array and rebuild parity. -
Lots of red balls, syslog is a mess...
10meghalfduplex replied to 10meghalfduplex's topic in General Support
argh sorry, diag now attached to original post