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For the ones reading, I had mine somehow cancel or stop, even though running overnight and so on. Mine was 20+ days @ 2/mbit which was a bit crazy so what fixed for me was to reboot in "safe" mode and start parity. It went from typical 95/105/mbit up to 198 to 203/mbit/sec which is huge improvement. Went from 25+ days to 1 day + 8 hours @ 98/105/mbit/sec to 15 hrs @ 200/mbit/sec. Much improvement and hope it finishes it. I will also expand parity to monthly or every time hardware change vs weekly on Mon.

Mine is x264 from a GoPro and these videos are fairly short and I would miss the blip on the transcoders. If I was to watch a longer video of 2 minutes plus it would show briefly until the cash is into RAM for the video card and transcode. Previously I was doing direct view at its original resolution and no transcoding was needed that's why I was not seeing it. Stepping down to 720 or 1080p it would show.

It actually works, nvidia-smi / watch does show the trans-coding and the plex (hw), I just had to mark my player to lower quality and not original.

I'm reading a lot of posts about not working. I've followed the space invaders how to and still nothing. Am I missing something new?

Thanks for the feedback, I did consider the "G" but this was on sale, for dirt cheap and snatched it. I noticed as well that this is an overkill for a UnRaid nas box but some of the parts were either comp so I got some decent hardware including several 12tb/red/nas and M.2 Samsung 980 Pro that was on sale as well. I think when it comes to photos, videos and family treasures, one might skip on a GPU/CPU but not on possible RAM that can ruin your data. Running tests every so often might also be forgotten. Especially if you get comped for some hardware I do not mind paying premium for the ECC vs non ECC. I will also check on the voltage as well, the last piece I needed was the RAM to purchase and case to arrive.

I was wanting to decommission an old Dell R710 that's running in a hot garage and run UnRaid in-house (nice and cool). I also got tired of the old QNAP 2 bay NAS that's way outdated. I have the following Mobo: - ASUS TUF Gaming X570-PRO (WiFi 6) AM4 Zen 3 Ryzen 5000 & 3rd Gen Ryzen ATX Motherboard (PCIe 4.0, 2.5Gb LAN, BIOS Flashback, HDMI 2.1, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Because the Mobo supports ECC and the CPU I hear as well, but not officially I wanted to run 64 or 128gb or RAM. Was considering this: - Kingston Server Premier 32GB 3200MHz DDR4 ECC CL22 DIMM 2Rx8 Server Memory - CPU | AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 8-core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor I am not looking into overclocking anything just UnRaid + maybe 4-5 VMs. Because Mobo support 8/Sata connectors, I should be fine with a LSI card in IT-Mode if I go over 8 drives. I was planning to get a Video card to do some transcoding and any Photoshop work I do in one of the Vms. The ECC is for set it and forget it and run it 24/7 and not worry about anything that can happen. I also read that you can run/test your non-ecc ram 24-hrs or even a week long depending on GB and see if there are any potential issues with it + having to run that 1-2 times a year for piece of mind. Thanks any feedback is appreciate it.