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Is that actually a RED drive or a white label drive without the NASware firmware?

I wonder how noisy that switch is. I could not find any that were not 1U and unusable for the home environment.

It might be a good choice, but the 8+4 configuration is not ideal for larger NAS. The 6+2 bay is far too small for the price. I suppose there is a trend toward the SSD cache, but does both read and write use RAID 1 (4 SSD)? I question the reliability of that.

Doesn't the Amazon own a bunch of the clouds? :lol:

Yeah, like this.

WTF is up with the Amazon? Every link I click says "something is wrong on our end" and there is an image of different dog. Is it just me?

On no, was [url=https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/06/09/drone_hits_wire_kills_silicon_valley_power/]this{/} David? :D

The lack of PCIe lanes on the lesser i9 CPUs is a bit ridiculous. The 4x M.2 board alone is a big lanesuck. If the AMD is so good there should be reduced Intel prices eventually.

The sky is not falling. Perhaps the options for SSDs such as 2.5" will dwindle, but technology at various price/performance/durability will always exist. It wasn't that long ago that everyone was against the MLC. Maybe we will have 12 levels and people will be complaining that it is no good...

Why would someone have the same first and last names? It's bizarre.

The key would be whatever tax benefits tgete ar

One AMD board destroyed a $3K scanner and another had a hardware issue due to a crappy chipset. Of course that was years ago, but it is not to be forgotten. At the very least I think it is best to wait 3-6 months for the bugs to be worked out.

I've almost entirely bad experiences with AMD. $5000 down the toilet in a matter of days. The only reason I'd even consider it would be if drivers were available for older OS. Per core performance is more important than number of cores after a point. If nothing else all these cores may press...

I can hardly find anything useful on the interwebs anymore. I suppose in a few months there will enough user experience to figure out what to buy. I would start with assuming that 10 cores is about right and the mainboard drivers would eventually mature.

I will check it in the US. Androids suck for the webs.

Are the prices announced? I was thinking about 10 cores.

It seems like an advert for the AMD. Is there a reason to believe that the new Intel products are defective?

There is no plague or rabbies in TN?

There is no plague or rabbies in TN?

I thought you were above that grade.

France was more difficult.

Did the Chinese make you an offer?

I always save installers where possible. Many old ones are no longer available.

I'd like to see an updated 80-400 with improved optics more like the similar Canon or Sony lenses.

What is the feeling on the Wonderful Woman movie? I hope Merc is watching it somewhere.

The other place has a review. The transfer rates for RAID 5 don't look too bad even with WD Reds. http://www.storagereview.com/images/synology_ds1517plus_main_128k_throughput.png

Are they for servers? Why not just use a single, high-performance PCIe card flash storage device?

Meh. PJ is not my thing. Without VR a Sony would be more versatile.

I don't know but Nikon card switching after one is removed is different so I would make no assumptions. I've never deleted a file in any camera even when a $600 2GB card held only 200 11MP RAW images.

I thought each always had to be deleted separately. At least that is the way with RAW files in other ID series bodies.

I don't remember it either. I'm still using Breeze Downloader Pro to download three simultaneous copies to a laptop and an external 2.5" drive (SSD lately). I usually pull the drive from the enclosure, mainline it into a drive bay, and use the usual filesync programs to put a copy on the...

Of course, but I meant that the company is not very diligent, just checking off some boxes. I don't enjoy the personality inventory but I hear the poly is worse lately. Fortunately I am grandfathers, so I don't get tested for anything nowadays.

Is this from your new NADS?

Do you expect the DS1517+ to be much better than the QNAP TS-831X?

Oops, I thought you were not happy with the car. At some point you have to figure out repair costs vs. new car payments and TCO. Years ago I made the mistake of keeping a car too long because I liked certain aspects of it. Every time there was a $2000+ bill I tried to keep driving it another 6...

Was that exam at a certified testing center or accessed at home and easy to cheat?

I'll be interested in your experience with the drives in the DS1517+. IIRC two SSDs are needed for read/write caching, so you would only be caching reads with the one SSD. I'm curious if it helps much considering the CPU used. The M.2 adapter and X540T2 cannot be both used since the DS1517+...

Now that the vehicle is repaired, perhaps you can achieve another 6-8 months of use from it?

I thought it was a nickname. :lol: I suppose all the CPU technology is targeting the parallel performance universe. It's too bad that there has only been limited speed and single-thread increases in recent years, but the market is probably too small.

Mine are still fine after nearly a year. I would think the current production would have worked out any bugs if there were any. Are they for work or your personal NAS?

Oh I found this article.

Wow, that is living close to work. I once was housed within a manufacturing site for months at a time. Every morning I could see the workers in another building across a courtyard. I remember when they all scurried around after a small explosion. I was so glad to leave that country after the...

Even with the Chinese robots? Are they working like the diamondo producers to create artificially high prices?

There are some signs of higher density e.g., https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/eu/company/news/2017/05/storage-20170509-1.htmlToshibia so that should help.

The HGST SS300 looks interesting.

That would be the Barracuda Pro. All the 10TB Seagate drives from the basic NAS model (cheapest of all) to the Enterprise are within a fairly small price range. I really don't understand the pricing structure, but the drives probably have many common parts.

I have no idea what that is but I'm using older programs and OS that can't take advantage. Even the cloud PS cannot do most things in parallel.

It looks like the 12-core frequency is TBD. I guess we will see.

The 3 last year were 1700. I'm only buying two 8TB to fill the NAS now. I'm going to buy a good new NAS and put the 4 10TB and a couple more in it next year. That will be $3K for the Synolog y without drives.

A year ago the Reds were the only reasonable helium 8TB drives for my NADS (6 drives in RAID 6). At the time the HGST He8 did not seem like a good option as the 10TB Enterprise Seagates were newer technology, but those four are being used as primary drives at least until January. From what I...