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Well, we all know that Cyborgs tend to overheat. :lol:

Maybe it is needed for X299 multi-M.2?

How are all those expensive M.2 SSDs cooled?

No that is on the X79, also some kind of MSI.

I put the foams on the sides and some a few inches from the rear. It is supported by the isolator base. However foam on the front falls off when the power is off.

What was that a missile?

It is not large enough for what, exactly? When the rotor exceeds the speed of sound does it go back in time?

The drive is partitioned and I restored an image, but I still can't get it to work properly. It just won't boot from the M.2. The BIOS indicates SATA 1 for both an SATA SSD and the M.2 drive. Is that right or perhaps some conflict exists?

Oh, I meant 200mm. The case is actually a Corsair. I was not wearing near vision glasses and there is a boat logo on the emblem. Our family had an Olds Cutlass type of wagon around 1980 or so that I drove occasionally. What a useless POS engine it had, with all the constant EEPROM or...

I thought it was. I don't have a large enough calipers, but my imperial Stanley tape measures a bit over 8.5 inches between diagonal case mounting screws. It is an old Cutlass case.

D'OH. What I meant was that if others in the family also produced there may be fewer complaints about your numbers.

That's what I have. I'm not a fan of the MSI BIOS, but it I was tired of the Gigabyte boards crapping out. I started with an XP241 and then replaced it with the SM951 when that was introduced. There was little improvement, since the XP241 is quite fast. I decided to resist further upgrades...

How many siblings does your wife have and what is the total number of progeny? If <2 then I'd

What is wrong with Portland? I would move there.

What hardware is that using? Does it support the full performance?

Not that I need any more Red drives, but the 8TB is now $200. Maybe someone can benefit.

Yes, it is direct with a different cable. Actual copies and saves from stupid PS are not that fast, but it is good enough for now. I will continue to use internal SSDs for the small data (office, pdfs, favorites, etc.) with backups to a folder on the DS3617xs. Having a single drive letter...

Ironically I am not using the Synology brtfs since it is disappointingly slow compared to the normal FS. :(

That's good if work is your life by choice, but nowadays people are supposed to the have the work-life balance. At least that is what the Minellias in HR say.

Büchner, Büchner?

The first rule of alien abduction is: You do not talk about alien abduction. The second rule of alien abduction is: You do not talk about alien abduction...

No, it doesn't feel like that.

I have a knee injury from tripping on the NaDs but the others must have happened in bed while I was unconscious.

Jaw is very sore and I may have relocated the shoulder, so it will be a few days.

Thanks. Do you suggest something like this?

I'm thinking of putting it in the corner under a table with some space to the walls. What would you use to reduce the sounds?

IIRC perhaps you have the previous model (DS3615xs) at work? The fans are in an enclosure and the whole module pops out for a quick change. I'm sure that is good for a business stocking spare parts, but the module has some plastic tabs that would be marred if not destroyed. I'm also pretty...

I upped the ECCeRAM to 48GB and am using the SSDs as non-sequential. I think that is as good as it gets. The hard drives are noticeably less 'chattery' than before. Anyway, it is fine for practical purposes and faster than a single drive for sure. The only real complaint at this point is the...

S*d*mizing someone's Grandmother would not solve my storage needs. :puke-r:

XQD should be placed in every new high-performance camera, but the CF organization is not going away so they had to adapt. It is too bad that there is not a mini-XQD format as that would solve card space problems in smaller cameras.

The problem is that I only need write caching not read/write. When reading only, somehow the SSDs are slowly filling up. After 800GB read, they are over 90% full and then get closer to 98% eventually. I assumed that once they were nearly full the read speeds would return to normal, but they...

Presumably the NADS manufacturers tend to use the free Linux OS to run their systems and then they can support many programs for that OS. I don't use such programs but I see many are preinstalled and other available for additional costs.

I tried but the continual read speeds are shit after less than an hour as the buffer randomly fills.

Do they charge when the product is shipped or up front?

Well, I don't mean the code. I should say I like the DSM better than the QTS.

Well, I don't mean the code. I should say I like the DSM better than the QTS.

I have a spare 250GB SSD and will pick up another 250 for testing. The NAS has 16GB RAM, most of which is free for caching. Is it worth upgrading to 48GB for $450?

SD cards can split along the edge connectors. They are too small for my liking. CFast 1.0 never made it to mainstream products and 2.0 was already obsolete on introduction since the SATA interface already limits the flash speeds. CFExpress is the new standard and it includes XQD which uses a...

Yeah, I see the same. I also hate those club sites where you have to sign up and be spammed ad infinitum. By the time you log in the prices have changed or the product is not longer available. Life is too short for such bullshit: mad:

I suspect the name will purchased by someone, but the performance and quality will sink to a lower tier like Kingston or similar. It's too bad, because Lexar was once independent.

20MB-4GB. Files under that size are mainly stored in the computer on SSDs.

That won't slow down the write speeds for large files? Which SSDs are you using and how are they kept clean or does the NAS trim itself?

The DS3617xs now has 7x 10TB Seagate in the RAID 6. I should not need to expand it for a while, but those 5 open bays will be used somehow. :) It will probably take a couple days to restore and verify data on both the 831x and the DS3617xs. I really prefer Synology overall for the OS and...

I did not realize the M.2 drive was in there for about a year doing nothing after the failed NAS project. I should boot from it.

The scary part is that indoor temperature. It must have been awful with the humidity. I usually keep it 11 or 12 °F lower than that.

Yes, but I could not re-initialize it or do anything with it to restore Windows usage.

Lexar is done. As the late Merc would say, goddamnitsomuch. :mad:

I don't think it has any cache set. I did try a test with 32GB of Atto length and results are similar - R=450MB/s and W=770MB/s.

I underestimated the size and power of this NAS. It is rather larger, but not so huge after all the packaging was removed. The fans are somewhat loud since it defaults to medium speed when there is a PCIe card installed. Full speed is quite loud and not what I would need anyway. I may try to...