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    5yr old 850w seasonic good enough for 6900xtxh?

    You guys are awesome. Looks like I need to test it to see if I need to RMA. Was looking for my purchase receipt and couldn't find it on Amazon or the egg...so need to dig more. It's definitely a 2016 or 2017 model prime. I dont need to push the OC now or for awhile. I am too busy and old to do...
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    5yr old 850w seasonic good enough for 6900xtxh?

    I have a 5yr old build that I will be updating later this year when new amd chips come out. Have an 1800x and rx480 with 6 HDDs and 2 ssds. Big case. Scored a 69000XT red devil ultimate for a decent price and will be keeping it air cooled until I do a water loop during tbe rebuild. I have a...
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    Best way to set up 24-drive ZFS NAS?

    I just finished settuping up my first pool, and did something similar. I was using refurb 4TB drives though as they're super cheap. I used 4 x 6 Z2 vdevs. I did not use a QNAP nas though, and elected to use an older supermicro server with additional interior/exterior storage. The reasons for...
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    Cost advantage of HDDs over SSDs will last more than a decade

    To follow up, just had another drive die today, but it was a refurb (not a used pull, but s 2018 refurb from amazon) and it failed during burn in. I accumulated 4000 uncorrectable errors over 48 hours, and the drive somehow partitioned itself AND changed device letters in linux. Clearly a bad...
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    Cost advantage of HDDs over SSDs will last more than a decade

    24 Disks, 4 x 6Disk RaidZ2 vdevs, so yes, double parity protection. New hard drives fail as well as old ones, and with a proper burn in (in either case) you can catch a lot of problems early. I've utilized used drives for several years with no problems. My only failure so far as been during burn...
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    When you have money falling out yer ass... Amazing Home Theater / Arcade

    F me, that's intense. Makes me feel better about my purchases though, $450k is a bit steep for entertainment center
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    Cost advantage of HDDs over SSDs will last more than a decade

    It's still relatively new, but has been in the works for awhile. Hoping it goes smoothly. This is a decent explanation of how it should work. https://zfs.datto.com/2017_slides/brady.pdf
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    Cost advantage of HDDs over SSDs will last more than a decade

    I'm in the process of building a new ZFS system, will be implementing small files and metadata special vdev, hope to alleviate this problem.
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    Cost advantage of HDDs over SSDs will last more than a decade

    You can get used enterprise 4 TB HDD's for ~$40 each. SSD's can't come close to this price point yet, but everything has it's use.
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    Samsung's Ditching The Headphone Jack and Furiously Deleting Its Ads That Made Fun of Apple

    Seriously. I've been really looking for a replacement to my GS7 Active, and NOTHING fits the bill.
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    Researchers Develop Silicon Interconnect for GPUs

    This could be huge for AMD chiplet GPU theories... Bring on cheap, better performing cards! In 10 years...
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    Jim Keller Joins Intel

    RIP AMD just when they got going! Hopefully the Zen team can help turnaround RTG, otherwise things could get bad in a few years. (Full AMD system at home)
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    GeForce Partner Program Impacts Consumer Choice

    Kyle is doing his readers a service by posting this. Do you honestly think he is doing what AMD wants? Read through articles from the past, he calls a spade a spade, no B.S. Many people called bullshit on his RTG article.. How'd that turn out?
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    Dell T330 and 1.8" uSATA SSD

    Anyone know if Dell branded s3610 1.8" SSDs (for rack servers) could be adapted to work with the hotswap trays in a Poweredge T330? I don't want to spend an arm and leg on Dell certified drives for our startup company, and I can get recertified s3610 for ~$260 for 800GB. My other thought is...
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    Run Badblocks from within windows (Linux VM?) or alternative

    I have a 6 disk setup on my new Ryzen box I'm finally getting around to configuring. Already been running Win10 for about a month now, and just performed a clean wipe in preparation to get everything setup (and because I was breaking things like I normally do with a new OS). I'd like to perform...
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