How much RAM do you have installed in your unRAID server?

[Pro-289]

8GB, the max my 2010 motherboard can handle. I don't use many plugins or dockers, but I really do need way more than that. My Dynamix Cache Directories seems to max out my RAM and my drives still spin every time I open the mapped drives. Tried wiping the plugin and reinstalling with stock and altered settings, still spins up. How come this isn't built directly into the source code of UnRaid.

[falconexe]

X4 16GB Modules: 64 GB DDR4 Multi-bit ECC (4 of 8 Slots Used)

Edited September 4, 2019 by falconexe

[BR0KK]

Resurected my old n trusty N40l which now has 12 GB of DDR3 ECC installed. 

[pckillmac]

32GB DDR3 ECC

[Koshy]

32GB of which 24GB is allocated to a Windows VM.

[Dissones4U]

12 GB Multi-bit ECC it seems to run fine and can be upgraded to 128 GB but I haven't really had a reason to...

 

Edited October 18, 2019 by Dissones4U

[Walter S]

8 GB

[jlficken]

64GB of DDR3 ECC as I want to run some VM's and I have Emby transcoding to RAM currently.

[Alanjm]

I have 32gb ECC in server 1

16gb server 2

[JustOverride]

On 6/16/2016 at 5:53 PM, JWMutant said:

I am currently using 16GB but was planning on upgrading to 32GB, but that was only due to the fact that I was/am using a Windows VM to manage my downloads. But since I have started to explore dockers more and more and may move away from the need to run a VM all together I am just stick with 16GB. These dockers run on the smell of a oily rag so to speak.

Exactly, same here. All I'm missing is a FileZilla Server docker (which I haven't found, if anyone knows where I can find it let me know) or something similar, then I won't use the Windows VM either. I'm keeping the 16GB I have unless I come across a good deal on DDR3 memory (which I'd probably find with today's prices).

[Hoopster]

1 hour ago, XiuzSu said:

All I'm missing is a FileZilla Server docker

Well, since the FileZilla website states the FileZilla server is for Windows only, you probably won't find the server in a Docker container 😁

 

Of course a FileZilla client is available in a docker container, but, that is not what you are seeking.

[JustOverride]

12 minutes ago, Hoopster said:

Well, since the FileZilla website states the FileZilla server is for Windows only, you probably won't find the server in a Docker container 😁

 

Of course a FileZilla client is available in a docker container, but, that is not what you are seeking.

Thanks for confirming, I didn't saw it was only for windows. I was getting ready to give up on it and try Nextcloud using the spaceinvader video.

[mraneri]

16GB DDR3, works fine for a home NAS/media server. I am planning on upgrading next year to be able to run a couple VMs and reduce the number of computers I have running 24/7.

[Zonediver]

24GB - 2x8GB and 2x4GB DDR3-1600 9-9-9-24

[civic95man]

128GB ECC DDR4 - probably overkill but I got it for cheap.

 

2 VMs with 16GB assigned to each

Rip to ram and transcode from there to a user share

[UNOPARATOR]

32 GiB DDR3 Single-bit ECC (4x 8GB sticks)

[sota]

96GB in 12 sticks.

because the cost savings on the build spec was only a couple dollars even if I cut the memory in half.

[hpka]

24gb... because it came with 8gb and I added 16gb

[tobistar3]

512 GB DDR3 ECC Ram in a DL560 Gen 8.... so got enough 

[montery]

96 gb of ecc ddr3

[nuhll]

On 8/24/2019 at 4:20 AM, Pro-289 said:

8GB, the max my 2010 motherboard can handle. I don't use many plugins or dockers, but I really do need way more than that. My Dynamix Cache Directories seems to max out my RAM and my drives still spin every time I open the mapped drives. Tried wiping the plugin and reinstalling with stock and altered settings, still spins up. How come this isn't built directly into the source code of UnRaid.

ive run the cache plugin since i first used unraid (i dont know, 3 years?) had the same "proiblems" like you. Now i disabled it because i thought they spin up anyway, so why stress drives even more...? 

 

And now my drives only spin up from time to time, instead of always (cache plugin keeps drives busy)

 

So just try some time without the plugin... its not in every case better to use.

Edited December 9, 2019 by nuhll

[SavellM]

128gb DRR4 ECC. Sever deal came with this much. Way overkill but nice to look at

[SwedishCoder]

32GB -> 2VM are running with 8Gb, one with 6gb, one with 4GB, rest left alone for unraid / docker usage.

[skimmilk5]

16GB ECC

[mkfelidae]

48GB DDR3 ECC

16 GB to windows 10 WM

4 GB for Ubuntu VM

Thinking of doing a 16GB ramdisk for scratch/ windows 10 "pagefile.sys"