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At least one of my disks keeps going offline. How do I what is the cause?

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One of my disks keeps going offline. And a few weeks back a disk would go randomly offline. I have three HDDs, one parity and two data, and one SSD, cache

 

I had the system running for a couple of years and only recently did start going haywire. I replaced all the SATA cables. How can I find exactly what is wrong with it? Is it the cables, the hard drives, or the mobo/CPU?

 

Any advice would be appreciated.

tower-diagnostics-20240923-0018.zip

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Looks more like a power/connection issue, but since the disk dropped there's no SMART, post new diags after a reboot and array start.

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SMART looks fine, swap both cables with a different disk and see where the issue follows, if it follows the same disk it may be failing, despite looking healthy.

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