Failquail

What i currently have is my old gaming PC repurposed as a NAS (Gigabyte AB350M, originally with a R7 1700, now a Ryzen 5 4600G) in a silverstone CS381 case and a 8x SAS PCIe card, which is running unraid with 6x SAS HDDs and two spare bays for tinkering (this setup is amazing for recovering dodgy HDDs in those two free bays with iSCSI i've found) Switch is a Mikrotik CSS326-24G-2S+RM which has two SFP+ cages. Currently i only want my NAS and main PC to be 10G, everything else can connect to the 1G ports. So i'm planning to just use the two SFP+ ports for these two PCs for now. (can add a small 10G switch later if needed) The switch is literally next to the NAS, so i'm thinking a 1M direct attached cable there. What would be a okay (cheap preferably) SFP+ card to stick in the NAS for unraid? Any specific types to go for? Compatibility/low-cost i'd prefer here, my PC's are going to be the limiting factor for performance i think For the switch to my PC link, i have a run of beefy cat6 between My PC and the switch laid. I just need to add the connectors. On the switch's webpage, the S+RJ10 Is reccomended. Originals are very expensive, 'compatable' parts on aliexpress are relativelively cheap... Any suggestions here? Need a SFP+ module on a Mikrotik switch to PCIe slot over cat6 cable setup.

Going from experience and after the fact, the Seagate constellation range is all over the place, with in particular the 3TB drives having horrible reliability (brought 4 drives off ebay, it took a total of 7 drives shipped to get 4 working ones) But the 4tb drives i brought have been fine... They seem to have a range of great to terrible depending on capacity

I'm having the same issue after upgrading to 6.9.2 as well. Broadcom / LSI SAS2308 card plus 6x Seagate SAS drives. From the logs: Edit: reverted to 6.9.1, all drives standby again