Recent content by mtracy1991

This makes sense. Thank you for your time and response!

Negative ghost rider, these are WD 12TB drives. Not familiar with Linux, but willing to definitely learn and using the BTRFS seems ideal. "you can have it set up in such a way that the file system tree can exist on multiple disks at the same time, meaning if one hdd fails, only the file data...

I will look into this. I'm not familiar with TrueNAS or OpenMediaVault. My current gaming rig hosts the server along with the plethora of drives. I have another rig in the attic that will be used.

IT mentality kicked in... forgive me. I'd like to keep things running fine without the issue of losing data. I was going to do weekly backups onto outside hard drives. But in the case of unforeseen circumstances I'd like to have something in place where I can swap out a drive and the data...

Going to be using the data on my drives for a plex server pretty much; movies, audio, etc. Multiple people will be using this.

This will be used for data that needs to be running 24/7 pretty much. The real backup plan would be backing up data weekly/biweekly onto additional drives.

Hi all, I currently have (4) 12TB drives. My ideal situation is running them redundantly in two pair of RAID 1. I also have a 240GB SSD that runs my OS. I cannot boot into Windows after changing AHCI to RAID within the BIOS. 1) Is there a workaround for booting into Windows as AHCI on my SSD...

Sounds like the power button system panel headers arent set correctly.

If you do call your ISP again, ask for a level 2 technician.

This could be a multitude of things. I second running a ping test in command prompt. I usually run this: ping www.google.com -t And look for ms=xxx (Look for triple digits and request timed outs to show your ISP). I wouldn't rule out the NIC, maybe try reinstalling it by opening up device...

Motherboard: TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS WIFI OS: Windows 11 Hi all, I am currently running complete fiber optic in my househouse. ISP indicated issues are fine on their end with the connectivity. ONT Connected to my R8000 and I have a flat cat6 cable running to my PC. Note: Only my PC is hardwired...

Appreciate your time and assistance, Bill. thank you!

I took a stroll at the list of "incompatible boards" on Arctics page and luckily this one isn't on there. Whereas other newer boards are. Oh I see now, The spacers are a tiny bit higher than the caps. So this should be fine, correct?

Can you link or post an image of it? Also, first time doing this AIO setup. I followed the instructions as per the installation steps from Arctics website. The brackets I setup on the MOBO are for the Ryzen 3,5,7 Series offset mounting. Should I revert to the AM4 style?

The plate is resting on the capacitor.