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At the same cost, I can get 3× the storage size with HDDs. I think that's worth the tradeoff

Straight up, Excellent overview of PBS. Sweet, straight and to the point. Thanks!

Way useful: outstanding video !!!!!

Damn good video....

I have a fried Exos X18 sata board does anyone know if I can use an x16 board to replace it?

Thanks for this usefull vidéo y saved me

Price keeps dropping (I guess as expected) The 905p 1.5 TB is $300 on New Egg.

So, if you have cluster size set to 1024KB and you save a file that is 25 KB in size, it will use 1024 KB of storage space to store your 25 KB file.

Shave your head. You have the jawline to pull it off

man all mine did was the plastic under the pin contacts broke off, i kept it towhere the pins wouldnt get bent and theyre still in good enough shape to plug in an hdd case, although theres no plastic tensioning contact between every pin so it doesnt work

братан, ты красавчик, спасибо тебе за инструкцию

I had a question about the parity write hole issue on snapraid. You mentioned that it occurs because of striping across data disks, but from what i've heard, snapraid doesn't use striping, files are just stored on individual disks. Is the parity write hole issue still a problem in this case or no? Thanks!

@ElectronicsWizardry : Do you embedd proxmox for testing in proxmox? in esxi one can do this. did you try it out? like on 1 physical (mighty) proxmox host having like 3 embedded (as VM) proxmoxes for learning about clustering etc.

Is REFS as stable as ZFS for a file server for video editing 5 computers sharing same media ? debating whether to use MS Server2019/Storage Spaces or Truenas core? any recommendation?

This is such a well done video! I appreciate all the examples you put in that demonstrated specific scenarios. Very helpful!

I smile every time I google something and a video from you pops up. I need to just search your channel directly more often! I recently picked up a server that had one of these in it and thanks to you I've learned a ton on how I could potentially use it- thanks as always for sharing!

1:26 I've had so many Sandisk failures, those drives specifically, I still have an aversion to Sandisk, and by extension any WD SSD drives as those are Sandisk.

Thanks, helped me get my PBS mounted on the proxmox cluster, appreciate the vid.

Thank you for your videos! Please consider upgrading your microphone!

I have relatively low specs, RX 580, Ryzen 5 2600, 32GB 3200mhz ram and I can play 2 games, high level FPS ultra graphics, with roblox or other medium demand programs with no issues or system lag, this program is seriously awesome, would love to learn how it works

you can't even imaging how frustrated I was before I found this video. I've tried setting it up with cockpit and 45 drives and open media vault and nothing was properly working for me. much love <3

My first Toshiba ignited into flames at the power connector at exactly 90 days.. It was my new backup drive for all the other drives I had, but the fire destroyed those, too. So much precious data is lost. Toshiba refused to replace the drive, but Amazon did. Then that power connector broke the first time I unplugged the cable. Amazon sent me _another_ one and it has last 8 years until yesterday when the housing just crumbled for no reason. Today I got a salty email from support stating that they DO NOT SELL replacement parts nor will they provide them. Dicks.

on the DXP6800 Pro can we just disable the Expansion slot and get back those pcie lanes and speed on the SSD m.2 slot?

I have a bunch of odd sized hard drives that I threw into my Proxmox, what software RAID type should I use?

Not a good review as it seems to be rushed, and I didn't even see pricing details of the base unit... preferably at the beginning of the infomercial. This channel is really good when it describes, in detail, aspects of hypervisors, not commodity hardware. Perhaps a TWENTY part series of different feature capabilities of Proxmox, the authors favorite, so viewers can refer back to how to's when they want to implement that capability. No more hardware reviews please. UA-cam is full of them.

2nd video Ive watched, and you have my subscription. fantastic experiment, explanation and results without a biased opinion

these little mini pc are getting there - not perfect or even very performant but may well be 'good enough' for may use case like in a small office or whatever

Excellent video, as always. Comprehensive and very helpful .

I have 10G on my network and only saw it go above 1G once with actual usage (i.e. not testing), so I’m upgrading to 25G just because I feel like it.

Do you think those two USB-C ports could be used for networking? Strap three of these units together to make a ceph cluster and run the replication over the USB-C?

WD keep coming up on list of trouble m.2 ssd. 🤔

I paid about the same recently for an all-flash Ugreen DXP480T Plus (yes, it was a Kickstarter deal). The Ugreen NAS has 10G Ethernet onboard and a Core i5 equivalent processor and two USB4/Thunderbolt 4 ports. 2.5G connectivity is woefully inadequate for a device with four M.2 SSDs inside. The Aiffro is clearly based off a very common N100 design with a tweak for the four SSD sticks.

Great video! Your assessment at the end comparing this set-up to a RAID1 HDD set up, looking at cost and performance is exactly the kind of decision most people are going to be making.

Hi can you install redpill dsm 7.2 on this?

Amazing video

Unpopular opinion perhaps, but unless this product would’ve come with a 10 GbE interface there’s no reason at all to use NVMe’s. They’re just PCIe intensive and power hungry compared to SATA SSDs. Yes, 2.5” SATA SSDs would’ve been a bigger footprint but the output through the 2.5 GbE would’ve been the same and the overall power would’ve been less.

This mini nas looks quicker than the one i planned as they using 2 lanes per nvme slot I ordered a cwwk p5 n305 with nvme carrier board and it still in shipping atm That thing let me use a large nvme heataink because it got no case Nvme should not hot with that limited pcie lanes and buswidth but lower temp should help those caps and ressistor on pcb live longer N100 model is cheaper but i go n305 just in case i might slap some docker /vm on it

It is a shame that the n100 has so few PCI lanes.

Really good review, once again. I could live with 2.5gig nic with ease, but I'd really like to see conventional user changeable memory on this and especially I'd like to see 2.5" inch sata drive slot in these kind of devices that I'd likely do backups to. Not bad unit at all, but for that pricing I'd like to see those options. After all one could build quite small customized device for the pricing of this one, though obviously the small foot print is obviously the "thing" in devices like this.

2 lanes per NMVE slot, and only 1 to the NIC.... there seems to be a few of these all NVME NAS units hitting the market at the moment, and all of them somehow seem to assign the PCIe lanes in weird ways. As for the channel, do what makes you happy. But please do include some hardware ones now and then, you are one of few who bothers to dive into the actual low down of the hardware. Even if it just means you include a few comments as to why you are using a particular piece of hardware for whatever project you are doing.

Idk, not really in the market for one, but I would expect a 10g port for that price, or at least a 2x2.5g for redundency.

With that price point, wouldnt an asustor as502t be a much better value with the 4 nvme as well as 2 3.5 hdd and 2x2.5gbe? Or would the efficency of an n100 over an n5105 outweight the inital cost?

They were wise to give it to you to review. You looked at all the areas I wanted to have covered. A few tweaks would be a good idea at that RRP. Thanks for including the energy prices for those of us who pay through the nose.

Shame that NVME SSD Nas does not have 10G LAN.

Overpriced. It should be 250 USD.

Brosef... Love your show. How the hell are you talking about 40gbe and flash me the panties of two PS/2 plugs for kb and mouse... This is like a joke or something.... Lol

Good to know that this method won't work every time you switch the pcbs :I Thanks for the information!

How to reinstall the original OS if you messed up with the storage while testing 😁

I have used an extra PC as PBS and would now like to run the PBS as a VM. So I installed the VM and connected the hard drive from the previous PC to the PVE host. Then I imported the ZFS pool with the zpool command, it is displayed on the left. But how do I get this mounted on the VM to access the backups? I don't want to delete everything and make it new. Help!