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  1. PPH's post in unraid v7.0.0 - is the 12th Gen Intel CPU plus the HD770 iGPU fully supported now? was marked as the answer   
    I'm running unRAID 7.0.0 with an Intel i5-12500T and Plex (with a Plex Pass).  Hardware transcoding in Plex using the iGPU works without issue.
  2. PPH's post in Having loads of issues with Unraid and Terramaster FF8 Pro SSD NAS was marked as the answer   
    I have two F8 Plus NAS devices running unRAID 7.0.0 with Samsung USB sticks.  I did encounter issues after upgrading with third party memory (Crucial) causing NVMe disks to drop out when under heavy load.  I then switched back to the TerraMaster branded memory originally provided with the devices and have had no issues since.
     
    I also had to disable secure boot, disable VT-d and disable TOS Boot First to get unRAID to correctly load.
  3. PPH's post in unRAID 6.12.0-rc5 - unable to extend TRIAL license was marked as the answer   
    Possibly - it was a USB stick that I had just sitting in a little pile of them...
     
    This is not a major issue and I will dig out another USB stick to continue my review of the 6.12.0 RC releases - although I'm pretty happy with the new features up to now with all my testing scenarios being successful.  My focus has been on the new native ZFS support - I aim to move non-media files to ZFS but retain the existing "unRAID Arrary" for my media files.
     
    Thanks all for the comments and advice.
     
    I'll set this post to "solved".
     
     

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