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You must have some ram cache on, pcie3 x4 maxes out at 3.5GB/s
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Don't forget about file integrity of your backups, it why people love zfs, every sector has a checksum and you can schedule "scrub" jobs that will detect silent data corruption. You don't want to manually search through thousands of pictures to find the corrupt ones.
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You could get 4GB/s with a WD Black AN1500. You can also boot nvme on any chipset using a boot loader.
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I just setup my zfs pool with optane for special metadata and slog. I’m not feeling a difference loading a directory of linux isos so far and I have much more complex setup now.
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I have an adata drive that doesn’t work with pcie passthough. So cheap drives are bad at server stuff.
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priznat posted:The optanes are pretty nice too but the 750 is still my fav. I have no need of buying any ssds I just like to reminisce about it lol At my old job they were the first ssds we had in production, over 5+ years I saw dozens of other ssds go bad but the 750s were as good as new.
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Shumagorath posted:Optane sounds fun, but what's the appeal of wedding your system to dead-end tech? It’s a dead end but its write endurance is basically infinite compared to normal ssds.
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