Recent content by KpuCko

Hm, you might be right, but I made a test with two local folders, and I can confirm that it works as expected. Both folders are kept in sync like a mirror. Just wanted to ask some of you about your own experience.

I noticed that with remote shares it doesn't work as expected. I mean it constantly adds new objects to the destination instead of keeping the source and destination in sync (delete the files which are deleted in the source) Have you noticed such behavior or I'm totally confused? Thanks

I see your viewpoint. Although I'm not a gamer, I work with Premiere and Photoshop which is almost the same :) So integrated graphics will not be enough here.

Thanks for the link, it has very detailed documentation about Adobe Premiere.

Oo sorry I wanted to say I have the OS installed on SATA3 SSD and two additional 3.5'' HDDs. Can you suggest appropriate coller for that CPU? By the way I'm not even sure I want that powerful CPU at all. Why integrated graphics? I have selected this fan because I saw that this is not a box...

Guys, thanks for the replies, don't know why I'm not getting notifications about that. Can you tell me why? @SkyNetRising no gaming at all. I have only 2x3.5'' HDDs.

Hi there, Last few days I see unusual behavior on my main PC, without any load it the mouse simply freezes for a second, then continues to move. Sometimes the PC completely freeze and reboot is the only option to get it back working. Although I know I haven't done any troubleshooting so far, I...

Here I found the info I'm looking for, but yeah as you mentioned above - 3.5 inch hard drives need more power. https://cablematic.com/en/products/sata-cable-usb-20-data-and-power-DL031/

"The problem with the cable is the USB port can't guarantee enough power. " seems logic :)) Undestood I just wanted to be sure. Probably this is the reason they say - only 2.5 inch SSD is supported

Hello, I have this motherboard https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-990FXA-UD3-rev-30#ov and I have two eSATA ports on the back of my PC. I've got a few 3.5 inch SATA drives left from my NAS box and I want to connect them to the desktop PC and securely erase them. If I understand the game...

From the tests above I consider that only RANDOM reads/writes are quite slow, and this is completely normal, because during the tests CPU load is almost 100% usage. The block size also matters, not sure for those SSDs the block size is 4k (filesystem)

Ok, let me share with you some results I made in the past related to performance checks: Samsung EVO 860 SSD - With cache: root@proxmox-node-1.home.lan:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/output bs=8k count=10k; rm -f /tmp/output 10240+0 records in 10240+0 records out 83886080 bytes (84 MB, 80 MiB)...

I don't plan to boot from NVMe at all. I can leave two SSD disks as system boot drives, and replace the other two of them with 1 NVMe 512G size.

I have 4 SSD disks connected directly on the mainboard via SATA cables. No GPU card, all PCI/E slots are empty.

Hi there, I have Lenovo E32 Tower PC, on my home lab. I run Proxmox on it and play with different Open-source technologies. In summary I have more than 15+ (VMs+Containers) which does a lot of random I/O. That's why I decided to replace my old SSD drives with new PCIe disks. As you may know...