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New Plex server | UnRaid | Docker

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Hi,

I’m not quite sure if this is the correct spot to post this.
I just wanted to post the hardware specs that i’m thinking of using, along with what kind of use the server will get at this stage.

 

Hardware:
CPU: i7 870
Memory: 8Gb
GPU: Something like a GTX 1060 (Will be dedicated to the Plex Docker)
SSD Cache
Quite a few hard drives
OS: UnRaid

 

Machine will have 1 VM running, purely for ripping my dvd collection.

No more that 3 concurrent streams.

 

Just after some ideas from anyone with experience with this kind of setup.

Thanks in advance.

Going by the passmark score (5341) you would be pushing the cpu hard transcoding 3 streams and having anything else working in the background

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3 was probably a over estimate.

More like 1, very occasionally 2.

 

Wouldn't the GPU be transcoding?

4 hours ago, JT24 said:

Machine will have 1 VM running, purely for ripping my dvd collection

You could also run MakeMKV in a docker container.  Of course, that would require an optical disk drive in the server.  That setup works well for me. 

 

I also run MakeMKV from a desktop machine and rip disks directly to the server.

2 hours ago, JT24 said:

Wouldn't the GPU be transcoding?

Yes, but you would need to install the UnRAID Nvidia plugin

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15 hours ago, Hoopster said:

Yes, but you would need to install the UnRAID Nvidia plugin

Is this a difficult task?

Does it take much of the overhead off the CPU?

6 minutes ago, JT24 said:

Is this a difficult task?

Does it take much of the overhead off the CPU?

Fairly easy

Yes

 

 

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