ASRock J3710-ITX

SVS · 22. Juli 2016

http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/J3710-ITX/index.us.asp

- Intel® Quad-Core Pentium® Processor J3710 (up to 2.64 GHz)
- Dual Channel DDR3/DDR3L Memory Technology (Max 16GB)
- Realtek RTL8111GR
- 2 x SATA3 6.0 Gb/s Connectors, support NCQ, AHCI and Hot Plug
- 2 x SATA3 6.0 Gb/s Connectors by ASMedia ASM1061, support NCQ, AHCI and Hot Plug

Using kernel 4.6.0-0.bpo.1-amd64
- rtcwake works with -m off

The network speed is quite good at around 100MB/s. I used the driver from Realtek although it does not say it is for 4.x kernel. The driver I'm using is:
r8168-8.042.00
http://www.realtek.com/downloa…nTypeID=3&GetDown=false#2
(LINUX driver for kernel 3.x and 2.6.x and 2.4.x)

Only issue is that you cannot use mixed RAM sticks (freq and voltages must match)

Huberer · 22. Juli 2016

Thanks for the info. I had the little sister (Asrock N3150-ITX) for my Xpenology (Synology DSM on PC-hardware) and worked great. This was a good combination but too weak for transcoding with PlexMediaServer.
Therefore my question: Do you use PlexMediaServer and is this cpu strong enough for transcoding (not streaming to any client)?
Thanks in advance

SVS · 22. Juli 2016

I don't use Plex so I can't answer that question. A quick google on the older J1900 revealed this thread: https://forums.plex.tv/discuss…ce-with-the-celeron-j1900
So it sounds the J3710 should work?

For some kind of comparison you can check CPU Benchmark scores:
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cp…Pentium+J3710+%40+1.60GHz
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cp…Celeron+J1900+%40+1.99GHz
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/c…Celeron+N3150+%40+1.60GHz

Huberer · 22. Juli 2016

Ok, thanks for the info. The N3150 is definitly too weak for transcoding. I only wanted to know if the J3710 is ok in the meantime I changed my setup and use an Intel i5 (see sig.) and this one plays with transcoding. Before I was also thinking to buy the Asrock J3710-ITX but than I dismissed this idea. I was not sure if this board is strong enough.
But anyway thanks for the info.

iti5800sx · 26. August 2016

Also I have the motherboard . Which version of OMV will be better for this motherboard ? 2.1 or 3.0 beta ?

edwardwong · 7. September 2016

Zitat von Huberer

Thanks for the info. I had the little sister (Asrock N3150-ITX) for my Xpenology (Synology DSM on PC-hardware) and worked great. This was a good combination but too weak for transcoding with PlexMediaServer.
Therefore my question: Do you use PlexMediaServer and is this cpu strong enough for transcoding (not streaming to any client)?
Thanks in advance

I would say this is more on the OS issue, I own HP N54L, the CPU should be capable to transcode 720p video, but it's lagging when I use Xpenology. After moving to OMV/FreeNAS, the issue was gone. My understanding that your CPU should be able to transcode 1 x 1080p video under Plex.

HellDiverUK · 15. September 2016

I'm currently testing a Synology DS916+ which has the J3710 CPU. It can run Plex no problems, including simple transcoding.

Hoping to run the Synology until OMV3 is on RELEASE and then I can use the Synology to run the CCTV.

SVS · 27. März 2017

Anyone else having issues with the newest kernel (4.9+79~bpo8+1)?
I started to get a lot messages in syslog about my OS drive found device INTEL_SSD.... Like 5 times in one second quite randomly. Thought the OS drive was broken or corrupted so did a fresh install. That worked until apt-get upgrade that installed the newest kernel. I think the the new kernel might actually corrupt the OS drive as it is giving these weird entries in syslog and sometimes booting hanged.
I also had issues with a plugin (VDR) so decided to go back to OMV2. This left me stuck with crappy network speed of ~20MB/s. Ordered a TP-Link TG-3468, should be good price/performance.

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