Michael_P

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OK, in your case moving to a GPU for transcoding will most likely improve your experience, and yes - it is possible

Need more info. What's the video file's specifics, 1080p? 4k? h.264? h.265? What's the bitrate? WiFi or wired? What the client you're using?

If you're on 6.8.3 try this https://forums.unraid.net/topic/108643-all-docker-containers-lists-version-“not-available”-under-update/

My PR1500LCDRT2U communicates fine and shuts down the VMs and the server itself properly

Cool air in from the front, hot air out the back.

Here's the 4 STLs if you wanna print 'em. If I wanted to improve on it I'd probably include some interlocking tabs to help with alignment when gluing, but it works as is so meh I added tabs on it so it lines up with the 4224's handles to either zip tie or velcro (I went with velcro), powered it via an umbilical cord to an externally powered fan hub Bezel Cut 1.stl Bezel Cut 2.stl Bezel Cut 3.stl Bezel Cut 4.stl

I printed a custom front fan shroud for my 4224, keeps my drives in the high 30's during parity checks (granted, my internal fan wall filled with Noctua fans is always at 100%, so can't help ya there)

The MariaDB Docker has changed, here's the fix to update to the "new" container

His last diagnostics still had a drive falling out so there's that to deal with That looks to be disk 7

Eliminate the splitters, avoid splitting if at all possible as power can sag and cause the drives to "reset". Make sure you're using multiple paths to the PSU and not hanging all the drives off of one wire

Looks like in 6.9.2 the GUI method is broken, so treat it as a single drive or do it manually via the console

Still a lot of resets, did you check/replace the cables?

It's 1 disk as far as the OS is concerned, treat as such

If you chuck the iGPU at Plex, the 11700 won't even start to breathe heavy until you REALLY get up there in concurrent streams

Checked your cables? Log shows a ton of resets

Anecdotally, I had my security DVR in my attic, where it'd EASILY hit 130F and up here in FL, and the hard disk couldn't care less recording 24/7 all day in the 50's. Ran up there for 4 years before lightning took out the dvr mobo. The hard disk was still fine. YMMV. If it's under 60, don't stress too much as it's more likely something else is gonna break the drive or cause data loss, or you'll just upgrade for capacity. Just keep good backups.

Boost clock speed is nearly a ghz higher on the 11900, that's nothing to sneeze at and will beat the brakes off of an 11700, but probably not worth the cost if you don't need the extra horsepower

Since it does not enable the error light when it's unplugged after boot, probably not driven by a sensing circuit

V/C=R 12 / .08 = 150 V*C=W (resistor needs to be able to handle this wattage) 12 * 0.8 = .96 so it needs to be rated for at least 1w

Probably end up heating the drives UP instead of cooling them down, considering the water temp could end up averaging ~40C or more

Jason had problems with his EVGA 1KW PSU too - warranty it if you can

I 3D printed a custom shroud to hold 3 120mm fans to keep my drives happy in the Florida heat

Love a cheap build (my daily driver desktop is still an i7-2600), but that's a lot of ask for that CPU, and note you won't be able to pass any hardware to your VM without VT-d support

In general, any reallocated sectors indicates problems with the disk. Your level of risk tolerance is the only deciding factor, personally for me - 1 is enough to RMA.