March 5, 20215 yr My unraid setup consists of the following: 1TB hdd Parity Drive 1TB hdd Data Drive 320GB hdd Data Drive 500GB NVME Cache drive Everything has been working fine and well, I am starting to get some udma crc errors on the 320GB hdd. This drive is setup to only be used by the Nextcloud docker for data storage. I would prefer to replace it with an SSD (I have a 500GB SSD that I purchased recently for another project, but plans have changed and I can use that now). Would this cause any issues? Would the SSD still be protected by the parity drive? My other option would be to get a 1TB hdd and replace the 320GB with that. I know some of you have much bigger and better systems configured, but this meets my needs and I have been very happy with it, since I set it up a couple of years ago. Any suggestions/advise much appreciated. Thanks in advance
March 5, 20215 yr Community Expert 1 hour ago, jkarim said: Would the SSD still be protected by the parity drive? Yes, array devices can't be trimmed though, so write performance might degrade with time if heavily used.
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