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Have you heard if Synology will AT LEAST stop giving the INCOMPATIBILITY alert AFTER they have been installed and after that one SUPER Scary alert? One of the biggest challenges here is that the Atom C3000 platforms are generally mITX or FlexATX size. As a result, they can be handled in smaller form factor chassis, and one does not need the larger CS381 size chassis. For some context, in the 8-bay ZFS server world, the Atom C3000 series is probably the best-fit solution from a SoC perspective, but we needed the right platform. We could, of course, use a smaller platform in the CS381, but we wanted to use mATX. Perhaps Bigger: Intel Xeon Scalable Solution

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There are no SSD mounting locations in the MB tray, but there is space along the sides of the compartment to mount SSDs with double-sided tape, which is what I have done. It's not likely you'll be moving this case around, so double-sided tape on SSDs that weigh like 1 ounce works just fine. I have 2 SSDs mounted and could fit in a third without too much hassle. For an always-on NAS server you don’t really want a power hungry, high performance processor, you’re better off with a power efficient model with between 2 and 6 cores and pulling less than 50 watts. Data throughput is much more important than CPU speed for NAS servers, which is why we spend the money on our RAID card and SAS drives. As we saw in our FreeNAS Mini XL Plus Review 8-bays and 10GbE, the 8-bay FreeNAS platform works very well, so we wanted to replicate in a system with larger fans. One major note here is that the CS381 is a 28L design measuring 400mm (W) x 225mm (H) x 316mm (D) or 15.75″ (W) x 8.86″ (H) x 12.44″ (D). It feels like a large system even though it is based around a mATX size motherboard. Motherboard and CPU SelectionMini ITX NAS cases can be suitable for home and small office use, as they are often compact and efficient. However, the suitability will depend on the specific needs and requirements of the user. How much does a typical mini ITX NAS case cost? Supermicro A1SRI-2758F Intel C2758 8 Core 32GB 8 Bay NAS Quad RJ45 IPMI 12TB LSI” was all that was on the listing, along with a note that it was ‘tested working’ (whatever that may mean). No more details at all. Bays, 1x PCIe Gen 3 M.2 NVMe 2280, Intel Celeron N5105 Quad Core CPU, 8-32GB Memory, 2x 2.5GbE Port, 2yr Warranty

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The most important feature when choosing a motherboard is that it must have a PCIe slot that runs at a minimum x8 electrical, and either x8 or x16 physical, to accommodate the RAID card. All NAS systems in this guide are compatible with (and can be accessed by) Windows, Mac, Android and Linux operating systemsUnder the 8-bay 2.5” cage is a single 2.5” drive cage for an OS SSD. This cage can be removed if space is needed underneath. Technically, this makes the unit a 9x 2.5″ chassis. SilverStone CS280 HDD Cage For more information, including part numbers, we have the rest of this article. Getting Started: Choosing the Form Factor All the NAS solutions listed can be accessed DIRECTLY via an ethernet/network cable being connected from your PC/Mac system, to the NAS RJ45 port for 100MB/s and higher connectivity The SilverStone CS381 is a chassis we first saw from SilverStone at Computex 2018. It promises an 8-bay storage platform for mATX servers with large (quiet) fans and room for features such as GPUs. Silverstone CS381 MATX Front

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Also noticed you use Classic Start Menu too; I do on my 64GB Win 11 Pro machine; I’ve used that ever since Windows 7!It’s more cost-effective to buy a complete server these days. I had actually considered building my own but ended up buying an HPE server and building around it. Please help with words of wonderful re-assurance of Synology having a present and Future with SEAGATE IRONWOLF Pro 18, 20 and 22 TB drives.

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EasyNAS — Supports CIFS (Samba), NFS, FTP, TFTP, SSH, RSYNC, AFP and a more basic GUI. Uses the BTRFS file system. See screenshots. SSH — (Secure Shell) A shell terminal that uses command line to access the NAS operating system directly over a network using a client like PuTTY

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Choosing to go with a Flex/1U PSU for a chassis with capacity for 8x 3.5" Hard Disks: not many FLEX PSU's can output enough power for so many drives, let alone all the case fans, plus the motherboard and peripherals (RAID controller), and ones that do often cost as much as this case! Don't use anything less than at least 500w! You mention the h874 is noisy. Ironwolf Pro 14TB drives are very very noisy, I’m using 8 x 7.68TB U2 NVMe drives in mine, and it is very very quiet. I agree QNAP were penny-pinching with only providing 2.5Gb NICs, I’m using a dual 10Gb card with PiHole and that gives me 20Gb bandwidth and editing 4k video on the fly is instantaneous. Motherboard Support: Various ITX motherboards in the market: 17X17cm (6.7“*6.7“); Micro-ATX motherboards 24X24cm (9.6“*9.6“) Yes, many mini ITX NAS cases support RAID configurations. The specific RAID configurations supported will depend on the hardware and software being used, but most mini ITX NAS cases will support at least RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 5. What type of cooling solutions is available for mini ITX NAS cases? HDD Slot: Network attached storage Enclosures support 8 x 3.5” HDD(compatible 2.5” SSD), You will have more storage capacity, Support hot swap