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Raid 0 cache using Nvme (M2) [Solved]

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Hi

 

I really like the cache setup but I would like to have all Appdata + VM's + Plex metadata + temp downloads on it

Not having the array spin-up is a plus and speed is great

 

To do that I have to extend my cash size, I have two options

1) Buy another M.2 SSD 1TB and setup as Raid 0 (Auto monthly backup to array?)

2) Replace the M.2 SSD with a Intel-600p-Series-SSDPEKNW020T801-2TB (Cost would be around the same and speed would be 1/4 of the above solution)

 

Loading metadata from plex and scrolling through my media collection seem to be a bottleneck need all the speed I can get... :-)

 

Any drawbacks using Raid in cache setup? - I have read about Cash in Raid 0 it should be well tested now right?

I want a stable system so that would be a deciding factor going for 1 single M.2 SSD

 

As always I hope to learn from people who already have or have tried this

 

Thanks

Casperse

 

UPDATE: This answers my question pretty good (So I went with one M.2 and not 2 in raid 0

 

 

Edited by casperse

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Ups forgot the limitation of the PCI-E .... reading this I think adding a extra M.2 would break my last PCI-E for my plans adding a 10GB card

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So I guess its option 2...

Edited by casperse

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