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Update for my first DIY NAS for home photo/videos
Mainly function would be backup for my google photo and photoprism, also as a SMB backup/video center
(further more may start VPN tunneling through internet, but still far away)
OS would be TrueNAS scale
After reading post/fundamental there is no read/write cache for TrueNAS(misconception from other NAS system), so there is no need for NVMe SSDs for SLOG.
Simply just add all the RAM I could get for this mother board.(MB support single DIMM at 8GB with 4 slot DIMM)
I think the major problem would be Data HDD, I should go for EXOS with lower RPM and the initial volume go with 8~10 TB should be fine.(can't resist special offer...)
Any suggestions for this build?
	
		
			
		
		
	
			
			Update for my first DIY NAS for home photo/videos
Mainly function would be backup for my google photo and photoprism, also as a SMB backup/video center
(further more may start VPN tunneling through internet, but still far away)
OS would be TrueNAS scale
| Components | Brand / Spec | Source | USD | 
| MB | Asrock E3C224-4L | 2nd hand market | 33.34 | 
| CPU | Intel i3-4130 | Old | 0 | 
| Cooler | Intel stock cooler | Old | 0 | 
| PSU | FSP Hydro G PRO 650W (Gold 80+) | Brand new | 87.19 | 
| RAM | Samsung ECC RAM 1600 8G*4 | 2nd hand market | 40.16 | 
| Boot drive | Micron crucial BX500 240 GB*2 (mirrored) | Brand new | 30.63 | 
| Case | Fractal Design Meshify 2 | Brand new | 152.81 | 
| HD Fans | Case stock fan x 2 14mm | Brand new | 0 | 
| Exhaust Fans | Case stock fan x 1 14mm | Brand new | 0 | 
| Vdev1 | Seagate IronWolf Pro 4 x 18TB in RAIDZ2  | Brand new | 1650.03 | 
| Total cost | Without Data HDD | 344.13 | 
After reading post/fundamental there is no read/write cache for TrueNAS(misconception from other NAS system), so there is no need for NVMe SSDs for SLOG.
Simply just add all the RAM I could get for this mother board.(MB support single DIMM at 8GB with 4 slot DIMM)
I think the major problem would be Data HDD, I should go for EXOS with lower RPM and the initial volume go with 8~10 TB should be fine.(can't resist special offer...)
Any suggestions for this build?