You want CMR not SMR esp for NAS which has constant writes in raid or otherwise.
No you don't. As I said I run these for 5 years no issues at all. UnRaid have the ability to spin down / power down drives that are inactive. Is an awesome feature for SMR drives. It works
No you don't. As I said I run these for 5 years no issues at all. UnRaid have the ability to spin down / power down drives that are inactive. Is an awesome feature for SMR drives. It works
What is your current setup, e.g. what kind of drives??
Did you experience rebuild. i.e. fail of 1 drive?
What is your current setup, e.g. what kind of drives??
Did you experience rebuild. i.e. fail of 1 drive?
Thanks
I have 48TB in a U-NAS-800 running a Mini-ITX Supermicro low power mobo, 8 X 8TB SMR Segates, all from Cosco. I have 2 similar UnRaid setup 48TB each, primary and secondary. In 5 years I only had 1 drive failed and looks like the control board got fried. It was an easy swap and rebuild in UnRaid. The beauty of this OS is that it spins down drives are not working, so I would say 90% of the times most drives are down.
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You want CMR not SMR esp for NAS which has constant writes in raid or otherwise.
Did you experience rebuild. i.e. fail of 1 drive?
Thanks
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Did you experience rebuild. i.e. fail of 1 drive?
Thanks