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The original KC3000 has the entire space taken up by a ZFS pool. it is ZFS who is managing the free space inside the pool but from the cloning stand point the KC3000 is at 100% utilization. Seems to me the ZFS pool will not fit into a 931GB drive. So to be on the safe side I should probably...

Let me understand this. The KC3000 shows 953GB of consumed space. so any cloning tool will requires 953GB of free space on the target device. how is this going to succeed if the target device only has 931GB of space ?

Some other 1TB devices show only 931GB of real space. so If I want to clone the KC3000 into a backup device it will not work with a 931GB 1TB device, right ?

I have an internal M2 SSD, Kingston KC3000 with 1TB rated capacity. In Gparted the device shows only size of 954GB . Is this normal? should be 1024GB or am I wrong ?

The revision is G43004-200, and the BIOS version is BEH6110H.86A.0120.2013.1112.1412

I unplugged the PSU many times and it didn't help.

Re-flashing the BIOS fixed the problem. Amazing !!

The system with GA-B85M-HD3 did not start after power outage. Internal speaker makes some sort of ticking noise at constant slow frequency. The fans are spinning and the power led is on. I disconnected all HD & SSD drives and tried only with CPU and RAM but no change. Now it gets interesting...

Yes, that was my next move in case the BSOD still persist. The 2 pair of sticks actually have same timing values.

After upgrading the RAM from 2X2GB 1333MHZ to 4X2GB 1333MHZ, started to see BSOD in win7 x64 pro edition. Memtest reported of no errors. I changed the BIOS setting from UNGANGED to GANGED and so far the system seems stable again. Is this the correct solution to my problem?