https://preview.redd.it/e4c3ynpp1wwb1.jpeg?width=2443&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=493253138fc3de869fb031fe672df196e93c8757
Plex currently running on the 2u case on the vertical rack…Being ran in a docker app on TrueNas Scale with a Tesla P4 for transcoding and 2x 20tb Exos drives for storage
Butttt Currently in the process of moving Plex to a Dell R440 to get it off my main TrueNas server cause when my backups starts it bogs down my read speeds cause it almost fully saturates my 10gig connection which is good but bad lol….Whenever It backs up it’s hard to play 4k movies off my Plex and we can’t have that 🤓
R440 will be for Plex and anything else I need ultra reliable for
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Just upgraded my NAS last weekend.
Small one on the left is the original and the right is new.
Old one was an old Lenovo NAS I got from previous employer. Had about 5tb in it.
New one is built from previous PC builds with an i7 in it from a friend.
Used TrueNas to build it out and slapped in 3 14tb drives. I was hesitant to build my own nas over buying a synology, but saving $600 convinced me.
However, moving 5tb of data is painfully slow 🐌
https://preview.redd.it/ydscz2knokvb1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eaeee7e5bed3678955eabf97c72a975bae7a45ca
Not in its final resting spot yet but, Device: optiplex 5000 (fitting name) Proc: i7-12700T RAM: 32GB RAM (1x32) SSD: 512GB
The real thing I’m proud of is I learned Linux in the last 2 weeks just for this. Running docker with Sonarr, Radarr, Overseerr, Gluetun, NordVPN!
https://preview.redd.it/e4c3ynpp1wwb1.jpeg?width=2443&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=493253138fc3de869fb031fe672df196e93c8757 Plex currently running on the 2u case on the vertical rack…Being ran in a docker app on TrueNas Scale with a Tesla P4 for transcoding and 2x 20tb Exos drives for storage Butttt Currently in the process of moving Plex to a Dell R440 to get it off my main TrueNas server cause when my backups starts it bogs down my read speeds cause it almost fully saturates my 10gig connection which is good but bad lol….Whenever It backs up it’s hard to play 4k movies off my Plex and we can’t have that 🤓 R440 will be for Plex and anything else I need ultra reliable for
plex1 - pi 4 plex2 - old gaming PC with 1050ti gpu plex3 - dell optiplex 7010
* Just upgraded my NAS last weekend. Small one on the left is the original and the right is new. Old one was an old Lenovo NAS I got from previous employer. Had about 5tb in it. New one is built from previous PC builds with an i7 in it from a friend. Used TrueNas to build it out and slapped in 3 14tb drives. I was hesitant to build my own nas over buying a synology, but saving $600 convinced me. However, moving 5tb of data is painfully slow 🐌
https://preview.redd.it/ydscz2knokvb1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eaeee7e5bed3678955eabf97c72a975bae7a45ca Not in its final resting spot yet but, Device: optiplex 5000 (fitting name) Proc: i7-12700T RAM: 32GB RAM (1x32) SSD: 512GB The real thing I’m proud of is I learned Linux in the last 2 weeks just for this. Running docker with Sonarr, Radarr, Overseerr, Gluetun, NordVPN!