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When the container updates to version 5.2 the subcategories stop working. Using 5.1, in the Downloads settings I have the boxes checked for "Use Subcatergories" and "Use Category Paths in Manual Mode" checked. When I update the container to 5.2 those boxes are not checked. If I check the boxes and save, those changes are not retained. When I look at the settings again, the boxes are not checked again. Reverting back to 5.1 fixes the issue. This is not a new install. I have been using this setup for years.

I have been using the iGPU of a Ryzen 7700x for Plex transcoding for about a month now with no problems. It is able to transcode and do tonemapping without breaking a sweat. I haven't tested how many simultaneous streams it can support as I rarely need more than 1 transcode at a time. I just wanted to put this out there because it's hard to find any real information about using the non APU Ryzen igpu for Plex. I used the 7700X (in eco mode) because I already had it around. I swapped the mobo/cpu between my desktop and the server to test the igpu for plex. I didn't it expect it to work, but I have been pleasantly surprised. Now the bonus is that I can use ECC RAM in my Unraid server.

This depends on the exact hardware and bios updates etc. I have a 14th gen CPU and a Gigabyte Aorus Elite AX (Bios version F29) with 4 sticks of DDR4 3600 using XMP just fine. It has been running for over a month now with no stability issues.

What are you using to get those graphs for the CPU and RAM usage of the container?

@binhex I think there may be a problem with version 4.4.5-2-01. I have been using this docker container for over a year with no issues. I updated the container last night and I couldn't upload or download anything after the update. The connection status icon at the bottom was showing there was a problem. I tried changing servers with my vpn multiple times but that didn't help. This morning it still wasn't working. I rolled back to 4.4.5-1-01 and everything went back to working normally.

Its really up to you. I would use it but keep an eye on it. 1 pending sector that went back to 0 after a clear shouldn't be a big deal even if it got reallocated (which would make reallocated sectors go up by 1. if you get 1 or 2 and it stays there it's fine. If the number starts growing that's a problem.

I'm planning to upgrade my Unraid machine to an i5 11400 and an Asus Prime H570 Plus. I just want to verify that these are supported in 6.9.2. When I looked for info about this all the talk was about hardware transcoding for Plex which isn't a concern for me. I do use Plex but I don't have Plex Pass and everything direct streams to an Nvidia Shield on my home network. Aside from quicksync, is there anything not supported by this combo in 6.9.2 or will I need to move to 6.10 RC?