Hey pinoLorentz
I found an Article in German about NAS-Server and what to consider.
Maybe that could help you:
https://www.technikhiwi.de/nas-server-test/
Ps: You can easily translate it with DeepL
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Hey there...
don't know if it's interesting for you but i can recommend the Asus Prime H310M-K Mainboard. Bought it for a while, when i was reading this review which can easily translated with Google etc. and i have to say THAT was the best decision i made this year
When in quarantine then you rethink all your Computer equipment So i just wanted to give a little reference of mine
Wish you all a nice weekend
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And it is the first time I hear the claim that Flash is more robust against writes than a HDD...
Can only agree. Never heard this before.
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I was already wondering why the suggested solution was not working for you. Glad you found your mistake after all. Hope everything is working for you now.
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I had the same problem and the solution worked for me too. Thanks for always being so helpful in this forum
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Please keep us uptadet. Did any new problems occur?
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I use a m.2 HDD with no problems more than 2 years now
I am using the same. Had no problems yet
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I think OMV is amazing too. Had so good experiences with it. It is easy to use. Which is really important for me since I don't have that much knowledge yet and still try to gain more knowledge.
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I agree with auanasgheps . You should be fine, but in case you want to do something more with your system you should definitely think about your CPU.
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Thank you Peter6020
Had the same issue and could fix it thanks to your explanation.
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These are "Free" utilities.
"Ruler" - hashes as big as your screen and can be calibrated (although out of the box it's dead on)
"Color Grab" - Will grab just about any color and associate a "name", but it is VERY good at white calibration (why I use it).
"Graph 89 Free" - Will use the most popular Ti ROMs (not included), but it has a logging feature which most free (all?) don't.
"SoundHound" - Identifies music. The later versions are a little spy'ish, but it's still faster at identity than the competition (I've tried them all).
"ConvertPad" - Converts units and can convert currency to a reasonable value (handy to have if you DON'T have the internet).
"PPSSPP - "Emulates" Sony PSP ROMs using Vulcan. Graphically on mobile, it's hard to beat with all the upscaling features (but games are old).
I use some of them too like Ruler and CovertPad. But actually never tried the other ones. I will check them out. Thank you for sharing them here!
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I do it the same way. For me it always worked. But I don't know that much about motherboards too. So if there are some more influences on the build would be nice to know!
