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Has anyone used a mini-PCIe mSata drive with UnRAID?

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I'm curious if it will work... I'm going to build an unraid box w/ one of the zotac e-350 boards. I want to use an SSD for the cache drive so i can get great write performance. I was thinking of yanking the wifi card out of the mini pcie slot and dropping an SSD in there - that way I don't need to waste a drive bay on a real SSD. Thoughts?

If we could bond nics I'd say go for it. But since we can't are you sure it's worth the cost? I recently upgraded my cache drive to a retired WD Black 1TB and it gets sustained 86-94MB/s writes across my home network. (According to Win7) Gb Ethernet won't do much more than 100MB/s in a perfect world so it seems to me an SSD would be a lot of expense for little performance gain and a small cache drive.

 

the mSata SSD's are not very good performers, tend to be  very small and not that cheap.

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I'm pretty familiar w/ the cost + performance figures. I'm not super concerned about either - just more curious if anyone has tried an msata ssd with unraid. I don't need a huge cache drive as I don't write that often.

You'll have better performance with a standard/typical laptop 5400rpm drive than those miniPCIe mSata drives. Their performance numbers are absolutely horrible.

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