Hello,
I am relatively new to FreeNas and I really want to build a NAS that is as small as possible, as quiet as possible and hopefully doesn't eat power. I currently own a retired from production Dell 2900 that I was going to make into a NAS, but I have decided that it is too big, loud and power hungry. I really want to build the following. But I have concerns over the processor working with FreeBSD / FreeNAS 9.2 as I have seen several things that indicate it wasn't working in 9.1.
Case: SilverStone DS380 - 8 3.5" Hot swap bays and 3x 120mm fans, should be quiet and it is small.
Mobo: AsRock C2750D4I Why? Ram capacity in Mini-ITX
Ram: Kingston 4x 8GB DDR3 1600 Unregistered ECC KVR16E11K4/32
Power Supply: Silverstone SFX45-G
Hard Drives: 4x WD 4TB Reds
Has anyone done any testing with the C2750D4I? If not, does anyone have a Mini-ITX motherboard that will support 32GB+ of ECC Ram?
Adam
I am relatively new to FreeNas and I really want to build a NAS that is as small as possible, as quiet as possible and hopefully doesn't eat power. I currently own a retired from production Dell 2900 that I was going to make into a NAS, but I have decided that it is too big, loud and power hungry. I really want to build the following. But I have concerns over the processor working with FreeBSD / FreeNAS 9.2 as I have seen several things that indicate it wasn't working in 9.1.
Case: SilverStone DS380 - 8 3.5" Hot swap bays and 3x 120mm fans, should be quiet and it is small.
Mobo: AsRock C2750D4I Why? Ram capacity in Mini-ITX
Ram: Kingston 4x 8GB DDR3 1600 Unregistered ECC KVR16E11K4/32
Power Supply: Silverstone SFX45-G
Hard Drives: 4x WD 4TB Reds
Has anyone done any testing with the C2750D4I? If not, does anyone have a Mini-ITX motherboard that will support 32GB+ of ECC Ram?
Adam