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NVME SSD Drive in Array

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Hi,

 

I have seen this question answered with conflicting results, I would like to install an NVME drive to store my photo's on for Immich for response times (waiting for drive to spin up) I don't want a drive spinning 24/7

 

I have 20 or so HDD's currently 4XNVME's as 2 cache pools and would like to add an NVME drive into the array for protection, has anyone here done this for a good amount of time to give any advice?

 

Many thanks

It's fine as long as don't mind the lack of TRIM support, and the write speed being limited by parity, reads will still be fast, and no spin up delay. 

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39 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

It's fine as long as don't mind the lack of TRIM support, and the write speed being limited by parity, reads will still be fast, and no spin up delay. 

That's great!

Thank you 🙂

  • 2 months later...

An alternate suggestion is to separate the thumbnails from the photos and keep the thumbnails on the cache pool so you can browse your photos without your drives spinning up until you click on a photo.

 

obviously there’s going to be a delay to view the full resolution photo while the drive spins up. 

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i ended up creating a new 2TB nvme pool with 2x2TB nvme drives, works.great!

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