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My Compulsive Design - Pookie 2.0
I have not tried to game on it. I wouldn’t unless I added a discreet graphics card to pass through. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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My Compulsive Design - Pookie 2.0
I like the way you think! And yeah the 128gb is running at 5200mhz. I set the XMP profile on the bios, bios shows them at that speed and unraid has been rock solid. Just upgraded to 6.12. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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My Compulsive Design - Pookie 2.0
CPU is definitely overkill, but I had cash to burn, and was trying to eliminate add in cards. The UHD770 in the 13900k is a beast at transcoding where necessary. All of my local streams are direct, but I play remote on some mobile devices and have several remote users who refuse to change their settings to not transcode. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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necorbin started following My Compulsive Design - Pookie 2.0
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My Compulsive Design - Pookie 2.0
So I started my journey with unraid some 6 months or so ago. Mostly used pieces I had been gifted through my job. I was just getting into Plex properly, as I’d decided to rip my 1300+ Blu-ray collection to digital. Old build was a ryzen 9 5900x base, with an Nvidia M4000 card. It got the job done, but I got to a point that I was running out of space to expand. Decided to upgrade, kinda went balls to the wall, but I had money to burn and wanted to have something that would last for a while. POOKIE 2.0: CPU: Intel I9-13900k RAM: 128 GB DDR5 5200 Ram MB: Asus Proart Z790 board CASE: Fractal Meshify 2XL CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin HBA: 2x LSI Broadcom 9200-8i PARITY: 2x - Exos X20 HDDs STORAGE: 222TB Total(3x - Exos X16 14TBs, 9x - Exos X20 20TBs) CACHE: 1x 2TB PCIe Gen 4 NVMe for appdata, etc. another for downloads. POOKIE 2.0 next to 1.0. Coolermaster Haf X case served me well, Meshify 2 XL can’t be beat for HDD space. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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