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Motherboard exchange

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I have been running for about 6 months with my unraid build, extremely happy with the product. Since then I have replaced a couple of drives because they were shown signs of future failing.

 

I build me unraid system using all "old" hardware I had lying around. This had made it possible for me to check out if unraid was the system for me without heavy costs. I am now positive I want to keep using unraid for 5+ years (I have learned 5 years is about all you can guarantee in IT ;-)

 

The motherboard in me unraid system is the board I was using in my pc for several years before, I am using:

 

ASUS A8NE

Athlon X2

 

Both are -years- old.

 

When should I start thinking about replacing if I do not want to wait untill they fail... Also.. Can someone point me in the direction of the board and processor to use if I want the system to be able to do heavy plugins (I basically do not use a lot but keep on trying them ;-) and still as energy efficient as possible.

 

Thanks !

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I was thinking about this board: SuperMicro X7SPA-HF-D525

 

http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/ATOM/ICH9/X7SPA-HF-D525.cfm

 

Board and processor seem to have a little more kick then my current Athlon X2 (and the horsepower of my curren system sofar has been large enough for everything I throw at it). Also it has integrated video where I currently have an old 3d gaming card in the system that is only used whenever I need a monitor (which only happens once in the last half year.

 

Any thoughts ?  I would probably put 4 gigs in there just like now.

I have one of these. Works great. Even have esxi running on it (32bit guests only and no hardware passthrough but still good) 

 

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also I have one and it works great, the specs say that only holds 4GB RAM but you can go up to 8GB.  see the attachment

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also I have one and it works great, the specs say that only holds 4GB RAM but you can go up to 8GB.  see the attachment

 

Can I put a (M1015) controller on it for future expansion?

I haven't tried. But would guess yes as I've see others talk about it on other threads/boards.

 

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