Wooly Mammoth
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- Joined
- Nov 23, 2016
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Hi All,
This will be my first real FreeNas build, I built one as a VM and got it to share at work was very slow which I expected.
Now for the real thing.
I currently have:
ThermalTake Soprano case which can hold 7 3.5" drive without a problem can get 11 drives in with adaptors.
420W P/S
AMD 4800+ cpu
4GB ram Plan on upgrading to 8GB
Motherboard supports 6 Sata drives and has 1 sata raid port (Not using)
6 x 500GB WD Black drives + Spares (Thanks work)
Kingston 16GB Datatraveler 100 USB Drive
From what I understand I can move the drives to new hardware when I have the money to upgrade with out any issues?
The purpose of this system is firstly to move my media, photos etc off my main PC onto fault tolerant drives and secondly learn about NAS systems.
I know it wont be a large system to begin with and I plan on slowly upgrading to larger drives.
Will this work or a waste of time?
Regards
Wooly Mammoth
This will be my first real FreeNas build, I built one as a VM and got it to share at work was very slow which I expected.
Now for the real thing.
I currently have:
ThermalTake Soprano case which can hold 7 3.5" drive without a problem can get 11 drives in with adaptors.
420W P/S
AMD 4800+ cpu
4GB ram Plan on upgrading to 8GB
Motherboard supports 6 Sata drives and has 1 sata raid port (Not using)
6 x 500GB WD Black drives + Spares (Thanks work)
Kingston 16GB Datatraveler 100 USB Drive
From what I understand I can move the drives to new hardware when I have the money to upgrade with out any issues?
The purpose of this system is firstly to move my media, photos etc off my main PC onto fault tolerant drives and secondly learn about NAS systems.
I know it wont be a large system to begin with and I plan on slowly upgrading to larger drives.
Will this work or a waste of time?
Regards
Wooly Mammoth