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Yes I can ship anywhere honestly. What parts are you interested in exactly. The parts that are crossed out are still available the graphics card and the ssd. The buyer needed to cancel

Motherboard: Asrock X99 Extreme 6 $200 CPU: Intel Xeon E5-2670v3 ES 12core/24threads $250 Ram: 24 GB (3X8GB) Patriot DDR4-2133 (NEW) $75.00 Graphics Card: Sapphire Radeon R9 380 4GB DDR5 (NEW) SSD: Crucial MX200 500 GB SSD (NEW) $150 Power Supply: RM1000 1000 Watts (NEW) $125.00 Case: Corsair 750D $100 Everything has all accessories and original boxes Case holds 6x3.5" drives and 4x2.5" drives Asking $750 Obo For the rest System runs amazing and the new parts are 2 weeks old the Radeon r9 380 I got from Amazon yesterday. I want to built a smaller box that doesn't use as much power. This idles at 80 watts

You were probably looking at the right site: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Xeon+E5-2670+v3+%40+2.30GHz Below the Passmark score you'll see the "Single Thread Rating". Thanks I just overlooked it.

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As a general rule of thumb, you need ~2000 passmark points per 1080p transcode. Your processor has a single thread passmark score of 1694. Assuming your other docker instances aren't CPU intensive, I'd leave 4 threads for running unRaid. Where did you find the single thread passmark information for my cpu? I only found the Passmark cpu benchmark list which lists my cpu at a passmark score of 16686.

Thanks everyone for all your help. This is can be a pain but in the end it's so worth it. I may end up building another separate box just for unRAID since I'm only running it for backups, Plex and possibly VM's depending on how well the VM's perform with Photoshop, Lightroom, Dreamwiever and Illustrator running at the same time. I usually run them all with no issues on this system but never virtualized.

Thanks for the fast reply. I just assumed the more cores the better just like on most PC builds I have done. Well that's really good to know, maybe I can add an OS X VM also now that Ill have extras cores. Is there a minimum number of cores that unRAID needs to run properly with 5 dockers?

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So I have done searches upon searches and I have yet to find a concrete answer. My CPU is an E5-2670v3 it has 12 cores 24 threads. I want to setup 5 dockers and have 1 VM for Windows 10. How many cores should I leave for UnRaid to run properly and stable. One of the dockers is Plex and I have 2 trans-coding streams max. The rest I want to allocate towards the Windows VM since I am developer and design student and use a lot of programs at once. Ram is easy since I have 64 GB I can just leave 8-16 GB or so for unRAID. Thanks in advance I'm pretty happy that I will have my NAS and main PC in one box finally.

I actually have the very same question and I don't want to start a new thread if I don't have to. My CPU is an E5-2670v3 it has 12 cores 24 threads. I want to setup 5 dockers and have 1 VM for Windows 10. How many cores should I leave for UnRaid to run properly and stable. One of the dockers is Plex and I have 2 trans-coding streams max. The rest I want to allocate towards the Windows VM since I am developer and design student and use a lot of programs at once.

Graphics card is GTX750ti and nvidia quadro k1200

So I ended up getting an entirely new setup. CPU: E5-2670v3 MOBO: Asrock Extreme6 Ram: patriot sig 64Gb DDR4 PSU: Corsair RM1000w HDD:4 X 3TB WD Red SSD: 2 X 500GB Samsung 1 X 120GB SanDisk Now the CPU has 12 physical cores and 24 virtual. I want to run unraid itself with plex and I need my windows vm. How should I allocate the CPU cores? I use Windows for heavy graphic design work, rendering etc. I also have the option to just build another box for UnRaid if I have to.

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Spring Cleaning Intel Xeon Quad Core E3-1220 v2 3.10 GHz LGA 1155 Intel S1200BTS Server Motherboard micro-ATX LGA 1155 LSI Internal SATA/SAS PCI-e RAID Controller Card SAS9211-8i 8 PORT HBA 2 X CableCreation Mini SAS 36Pin (SFF-8087) Male to 4 SATA 7Pin female Cable • Stock CPU Cooler • Corsair Carbide Series SPEC-1 Case • Corsair CX600M power supply w/ original box and all cables. $400 shipped I also have a Crucial 32GB Kit (8GBx4) DDR3/DDR3L-1600MT/s (PC3-12800) DR x8 ECC UDIMM that are less than 2 months old. I bought them to do another build but decided to use DDR4 instead. But I paid $220 ill take $175.00 EVERYTHING $550.00 If I must I will part this stuff out. I'm trying to sell this all together if I can. I except Paypal only with immediate payment. I have this listed on eBay as well but i can cancel that anytime if prefer. I have a perfect seller record. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-Xeon-E3-1220V2-3-10GHz-Intel-S1200BTS-MOTHERBOARD-LSI-8-Port-Raid-Card-/162021415218?hash=item25b93a9932:g:VDsAAOSwAvJW-YNP

Well, I understand the memory issue. I mainly bought these parts to replace my uncle's 10-year-old PC. For what I do, graphic design, video editing, some CAD etc I don't think the i5-6600k can handle my main workload on top of being a NAS that can do multiple plex streams. So now I am looking into either a 5820k or a Xeon build. Any input would be great.

I plan on adding more hard drives. and with the video card I thought I would need the extra power. But yes 600w is overkill, but I had it already.

I am just going to add a new 750ti I have on hand for now.

Can it be any video card? I am purchasing a Radeon R9 390 eventually. I may have something lying around I can throw in the system in the mean time. My main concern is will this hardware do what I need or should I upgrade the CPU to a 6700k or just build a x99 5820k system instead?

Well hello everyone, After searching for countless weeks, I have finally found my software based solution to run a Raid server as my main OS. I want to create a dedicated raid/work/gaming PC in one box. So basically have unRAID as my main OS and Windows 10 through a VM. Here are my parts thus far, (Take note I purchased these since they were on sale not really intended for this project) CPU: Intel i5-6600k Motherboard: Gigabyte z170m-d3h Ram: Patriot Signature Line 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-2133 Memory PSU: Corsair CX600 Case: Corsair 750D SSD: 2 X 500 Samsung HDD: 3 X 3TB WD Red I just need to know what parts will not work for this build setup. On the windows side, I plan on gaming but I mostly do graphic design and photo/video editing. What should I add etc? any help would be appreciated. Also, if you don't think this is a good enough system I will sell it or give it to my uncle though he will never use most of the features especially overclocking. I am new to unRAID and I know it doesn't require a lot to run, but my Windows 10 system requires quite a bit for what I do.