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

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Just assembled a week ago - in process to be filled :) - all system idle at 65W - 180-190W on full throttle - 5950X limited to max 85W from bios  

 

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32GB. I am running a lot of dockers and a few demanding VMs including my Internet gateway and Home Assistant installation

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I have 8 and that seems to be running fine.

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main server has 8GB (one small VM and one small docker), RAM never was an issue yet.

backup server has 2GB (cannot be updated), but still manages one small docker. I use the swapfile plugin here.

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20 GB DDR4 SODIMM (4+16) (potential 64 GB [2x32] DDR4-2933MHz)

On my tiny barely branded chinese mobo with 16gb non EEC RAM as the unraid instance is for convenience rather than data security.

64GB DDR4

DDR5 128GB @ 5200 mts

 

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NAS #1 : 96GB DDR4 (4x16gb + 4x8gb ) x99 motherboard max 128gb

NAS #2 : 64GB DDR4 (8x8gb ) x99 motherboard max 128gb

NAS #3 : 256GB DDR4 ECC (8x32gb ) quanta supermicro motherboard max 1 TB

 

96GB

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128GB DDR4 Multi ECC
Will be upgrading to 128GB DDR5 or DDR5 ECC as soon as someone makes a right angle AMD board that isn't crap, and supports bifurcation for all the breakouts I want.
I run 1-3 VMs, and I would use only 64 Gigs, but I like using the overhead as cache for transcode or other experimental nonsense without wear and tear on SSDs.
Additionally, I keep my appdata on a separate optane AIC cache drive which does not transit files, so I can beat up my dockers as much as I want.  THAAAAAANK you so much for allowing multiple uses for cache drives.

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128GB DDR4-2133 ECC at the moment. Could go up soon.

I have 16gb on a 5 drive setup (3 array, 1 cache and one for installs)
I run pretty much the full arr suite, about 15 dockers, jellyfin with both friends and family using it, lots of home automation and sometimes a lightweight linux vm and i think i have yet to break 10gb.

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125 gb

Main rig has 368Gb ddr4 ecc.

Secondary has 256Gb ddr4 ecc

Lab has 512Gb ddr3 ecc.

 

 

16 GB min for any server.

 

Min spec I try to follow

2> to get off ground

4> docker(1-2GB each) / lxc system

4 eac > vm

 

 

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128GB.
Gives more than enough room for expansion, and beefy virtual machines.

Changed my system to a newer 13th gen from 11th gen for power efficiency.

Only has 2 RAM slots so went from 128GB down to 64GB.

Still plenty!

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Apps/Services system: 192GB

NAS+ system: 64GB
Edge Router/Firewall: 32GB
Home Automation: 32GB

Backup NAS: 16GB

 

 

 

 

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Usually 64GB as 4x16gb 3200mhz modules running at a slightly derated 3000.. but at the moment it's 48gb as i had to pull one 32G set for a temporary build and stuck in a mismatched 2x8gb set.. configured the ram down to 2666 to account for the mismatch and it booted right up no issue.

 

supposed to be temporary.. but you know how these things work out. they could be in there for months.

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64gb, eventually 128gb as I have a ton of stuff running. I am certainly fully utilizing Unraid 😎

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512GB DDR4 2666MHz

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40GB

4GB - Some basic scripts, no VM's, no Docker. My loyal companion for 10 years straight now.

 

Looking at some of the above configs, feels like some guys are running data center level hardware 😄

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