So, there's probably an option I should be considering, just feel like I'm missing something. One consideration as since this is a Media Editing NAS, we need to get 4K footage onto the server, whether by network/Type-C or thunderbolt, not sure what'll work best yet. or Vision G / MSI z590 Gaming Carbon Wifi? Gigabyte z590 Vision D - 2.5Gbe w/ Wifi6, dual Thunderbolt 4. Any cheap ~$500 or so combo either Intel or AMD that's available now that you'd recommend? So far I found these, any of these in anyone's top list?Īsus Prime z490-A / Gigabyte z490 Vision G -both 2.5Gbe, Gigabyte has dual Type-CĪsus Rog Strix z590-A: 2.5Gbe dual Type-C In research I saw both Steve from GN use a ASRock Rack X470D4U2-2T with Ryzen 5 3600, and read STH's piece on the $400 ASRock Rack X570D4U-2L2T which has 10Gbe RJ45 but doesn't have mini-SAS? And Linus used a ASUS ROG Strix B450-F Gaming + 3600 setup, but that board is getting hard to find.
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Searched articles and forums on here for months actually doing research, but what's the cheapest motherboard using Intel Core/AMD Ryzen with NVMe that's easy to find that you all would recommend? EDIT: This server needs to be really quiet, noise isn't an option.Ĭurrently we're using a LSI SAS HBA Fujitsu D2607-A21 pre-flashed into IT mode, and will eventually upgrade our 1Gbe network with either an Asus 10Gbe RJ45 or a dual 40 gigabit adapter card from Mellanox, if I can ever figure out optical wiring. I know this is partially due to the ancient Silverstone SST-ST1500 which still pulls 4.5w on standby(!) but we're in Taiwan and summers here, power bills can get expensive really quickly, so I'll need to upgrade ASAP before summer, new hardware will likely pay for itself over 4-5 months. After setting up UnRaid, 4TB parity, a 11x drive array totalling 32.5TB, was measuring power draw and saw 401w at power on, 280w booting up, and 255w array running for a minute. I've dipped my toes into server-land and picked myself up an old EVGA Classified SR-2 with dual X5650's.
I made a power hungry Media Editing NAS build.
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