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How much CPU do I need reserved for Unraid?

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I have a W10vm for gaming that I want to give it as much cpu/ram as I can.  I've got a Xeon 2690v3 (12 physical cores) and 32GB of RAM.

 

Here is what I've got going on...

I moved Plex off of Unraid and onto a Shield TV, this way the files are still stored in Unraid but all the work is done in the Shield so that's not hitting it hardly at all. 

 

I also have dockers running for Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, SAB, Nzbget....but they dont seem to take up a lot of cpu/ram.

 

I occasionally will have to run makeMKV which does use some resources but not a ton and not all that often.

 

Then there are times when Unraid is checking the parity....that seems to use some resource. I think about 25% cpu.

 

If I had only 2 cores pinned for Unraid would it still work fine but just take longer to do things (such as running the parity check or MakeMKV??

 

Also if I left Unraid with 4-8GB or RAM would that be plenty? I never see the RAM getting hit very hard.

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