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[New User] Changing my old linux machine into a Unraid server

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So I'm starting a new work and getting a new computer. I think I can finally park my old tower I've been using. I'm currently using it as a Plex Media Server and I also host some Dockers there ( Minecraft server for my daughters, temp work stuff and such ). It has a older but still pretty decent CPU and I did update the GPU at one point so it is not useless junk.

 

My Synology box is almost full and I have plenty of HDs lying around so I'm thinking I should just turn it into a Unraid server where I can run my Plex, Docker and have some more storage.

 

Hardware info for anyone interested:

  • CPU: AMD FX(tm)-8350 Eight-Core
  • GPU: Radeon RX 580 Aorus 8GB
  • Mobo: MSI 970A-G46
  • Memory: 16 GB
  • Case: Antac P180 ( or something like that )

 

I also have 2 SSD's in it currently. One for the Windows install ( that I never use ) and the other my Linux OS. They are 250 GB and 480 GB. I guess I could use both as Cache drives. That should leave me with 4 extra SATA connections for the array. I do want to extend that even further in the future.

 

Would this, in your opinion, be a decent beginner Unraid server?

What type of drives should I add for my array, I got a few lying around, but they are max around 1 TB in size I think, at least I would get a bigger Parity drive.

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