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A few stores claim to have the new He10 10TB for around $800. It not really worth that for my purposes.

My question was about the local cables, transformers, etc. in the neighborhoods. They don't all have much of a "grid" in the less populated areas. I suppose it will cost billions to upgrade when the time comes, but 20 years from now would not be my problem. A lot of people come home from work...

Oh, it was fulfilled by Amazon.

The other hard drive arrived, but I found it was a big spool of wire. :cursin: Does anyone have experience dealing with their shipping frauds? I entered it into the Amazon system and printed the shipping label for the return, but don't have much confidence they will believe me. I can just see...

What happens in some future where everyone on a resident ial block has a couple of electric cars plugged in all night? Will there be sufficient infrastructure at that level to support all that charging, A/C etc.?

I will add the 3z10 and 8 for now. Maybe I'll reconsider in 2017. I expect a few weeks for the 831x availability. I already have a spare REd 8GB so that will house the RAID 6.

I'm not planning to copy any files over 4GB so I doubt it matters.

Which Gumbel-head, Bryant or Greg? :lol:

The 8TB He8 is about $480 and the 10TB NM0016 is about $600, both in SATA. I suppose there may be some lower prices from less reliable sources.

It sure is a strange looking drive. The metal base has a striking silvery finish that is dissimilar from the full-sized shiny aluminum cover plate.

It sounds challenging. I'm not in such shape for serious, steep climbing, especially with a high load. I can move around on uneven and loose ground plenty quickly when there is motivation like a rapidly changing beam of light or pair of rare birds of which only 200 are left alive. My knees...

It must have been the add to cart thing messed up. It's not a DD quantity but still I'm around $5K in the last 6 weeks on storage and still have to buy another NAS with more than 5 bays.

Why, is that bad? I spent a lot on all of the 10TB drives (meant to buy only one). HGST doesn't have them out yet. The seven other Seagate drives in the computer have all been fine.

Not as much as the funeral today. :cry: It's all relative.

That's about 100x faster DL than I have. Snappy would mostly be about latency though?

I wish I were there.

I can live with those speeds in RAID 6 for a backup. I'm going to continue with individual drives for the primary data, but use larger and better ones.

http://www.storageforum.net/forum/showthread.php/10850-Linux-antivirus

Sorry, that is in the wrong thread. :crap:

Oseltamivir?

You can calibrate lenses indoors. I do it more often than not. 32.9 x 43.8 mm is medium format now? It's only 27% longer than 24x36 on the diagonal. Meh.

I will buy one for evaluation.

So you are using the M.2 SSDs for hot data in the sewers? Are they designed for heavy use?

I see out of stock at the egg, or did you buy the 16GB version? I'm not seeing $200 worth of difference from 8GB in the NAS, especially for my uses.

Don't the krakaoke machines do that?

NX-D is also non-destructive. It creates the NKSC_PARAM folder with the little .nksc files. You should calibrate the 200-500 before shooting, not wait until editing potentially OOF images. ;)

Have you found any workloads where the recent gains in M.2 card improvements are of any use? I'm not seeing much change lately and would rather have higher capacity and less heat for example.

Well no shit. MS wants to get in on data sucking and will do/say anything. Meanwhile, I have to use IE9 through Citrix at work for half of the systems. :(

Perhaps I misunderstand, but isn't the Hitachi 8TB drive widely available while the Seagate 10TB drive is new and hard to find?

I got the sm951 from them.

I'd expect at least 500MB/sec. up and down in RAID 6 with 8 decent drives, but what do I know.

The Xenons are a lot better for the NAS right?

I don't mean to complain. Do you know what happened, or it just needs rebooting occasionally?

Isn't that an effect of the product being so cheap?

Maybe 7nm is measured from an angle.

That would be nice but the type is not clickable. I can connect The Synology NAS directly to the computer so my problem seems to be something else about connecting the two computers. There are a couple of viable options overall. 1. Buy 3-4 of the 10TB Helios Seagate drives for internal non-RAD...

It was a similar model. I'm still hoping that the NAS will work directly to computer on the 10GbE, but at least there is a backup plan.

Will this solve all my problems? The main PC and the new NAD would connect to the SFP+ ports. The other computers, slow NAS, internet, etc. would be on the Gb ports.

Maybe that Annapurina is too weak. Was it maxed out?

Site was dead for me today.

7 Pro.

I was up to 3AM and can't figure it out since the described options are greyed out or not available. I'm not always so dense, but networking is not my thing. I'm also not 100% mentally due a death. :(

Yes, I tried that earlier. 10.10.10.10 and .11 for the other. The network type is stuck on the pulbic (some diagram of the park bench) with no options for changing it.

Thanks. Currently I have three computers, a printer, and the wireless/internet connected to a normal 8-port switch. I added the NAS to that switch (2 linked ports) also. That works OK so far. Then I added X520-DA2s to the main and secondary computers and connected them directly together. I'm...

I replaced took the XP941 on PCIe card out of the main machine to free up the slot. The 951 is still on the M.2. I put the 941 in the secondary computer and finally also upgraded the RAM with the 32GB I got back in November. Unfortunately the two X520s don't want to form a network, so the...

There are only four 8x slots. :(

Apparently the MB cannot take the 10GbE card and still see the boot drive. :cursin: Can there be some interference between a PCIe slot and M.2?

My concern is that writing hundreds of GB of data will slow it down significantly.

When I looked they were coming from the QNAP or do retailers stock it?

That is assuming high speed internet is more important to quality of life than other factors. In the old days we looked at fallout patterns and all sorts of risk data.