VikasRana

I kept my real name which is in Sanskrit language, & its been more than a decade I'm in software development. Sometime I wonder if my parents had any intel about my career in 80s Development (Vikas) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vikas King (Rana) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rana_(name)

Hi, I did a couple of installations recently (for friends) but I'm now a professional in this field. We tried to go wifi using ezviz and dahua cameras but it won't connect to NVR over wifi. Not sure if you will be able to link your NAS with it. If you use wifi of these cameras than either you have to use memory card storage (if available) in camera or their cloud services. H.265 is best and common as most the Cameras and NVR are coming with H.265 support. Also I won't recommend H.264 as it would take almost double storage, or half the time of recording stored There are some apps that you can install in your NAS for recording but you need to make sure it supports the H.265 and the resolution you are looking for. In case if you got for Network Video Recorder, most of the them record in 2mp (1080p) resolution only, so better check specifications beforehand. If you plan to add more cameras than NVR would be a better option than NAS.

thx but boot is from SSD only since start, the board just never detected any of my 4tb. LSI card cost is twice as of the MSI board I've ordered, also my GTX 1060 cover up (not used) but both the PCIe slots so can't use the LSI card anyhow

FYI https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B450M-DS3H-rev-1x/support#support-dl-utility

I managed to find this MSI board, the compatibility page do have support for some of the drives upto 14TB https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B450M-PRO-VDH-MAX/support#hdd Its still B450 but I'll be keeping R5 3600 for next 3 to 5 years, good thing that its priced just under $75 https://www.amazon.in/dp/B07WC724Z7

I built this PC in 2018 initially with 1300x on Gigabyte B450 DS3H and GTX 1060, later I upgraded it to 3600 (as soon as it launched) and 16GB of Corsair Vengeance. Currently running on Samsung 860 EVO 1TB SSD on M.2 slot only This motherboard always troubled me with 4tb Hard Drives, the mobo support page do provide addition software for 4tb drive support but it never helped me. Now I got 2 x 4TB drives (HGST NAS and Seagate surveillance). Both the drives work fine with external drive casing but not with motherboard. Now I'm looking for a board that can easily handle large storage drives, maybe drives with storage higher than 4TB.

The problem with electrolysis is that it creates O3 alongside with O2, that is why they still use natural gas. O3 is not good for health and since its heavier than O2 it remains on the ground unless sent to upper atmosphere which is a major problem in making Green Hydrogen.

AMD always try to keep backward compatibility since the AM2 sockets so I think 3rd Gen Ryzen should work on AM4.... where as Intel always launch a new mobo/chipset for each generation even when its possible to run Intel cpus on different gen mobos like in this video:

you may need to update BIOS with Ryzen 2 or 1 cpu on X470 mobo before you start using with Ryzen 3... these BIOS updates for Ryzen 3 will only come after Ryzen 3 launch.

try changing the interface metric to set priorities for your both Lan cards in windows.... https://www.google.com/search?q=interface+metric+priority

for 2200G, the Gigabyte B450M-DS3H you are looking is more than good enough! get expensive board only if you have plans to get/upgrade to Ryzen 7 processors.

make sure you made the cpu top flat with sand paper as the recent Intel CPUs comes with a dome IHS... this will help you cool down the cpu efficiently... https://youtu.be/EALCvMxvLyA?t=344

Go with amazon.in only, other website do not provide good customer service and not helpful in replacement/refunds, Also the other websites do not include shipping/payment gateway charges which you may have to pay extra https://www.amazon.in/dp/B07B4FRMGV/

You can mix any brands of RAM while they have same latency and speed, your both seems to have same latency, pls run them at 2400Mhz to avoid any stability issue

I'm personally using this board for 1300x for my workload, this board is overkill for Ryzen 3 and while gaming I do overclock 1300x till 4.1Ghz with +0.12 volts offset on stock cooler but won't recommend it with 2700x without VRM cooling.. main purpose of the system is some programming/database for which I use 500 gb 960 nvme boot drive with 1tb 860 SSD to store the projects, also I have 2tb WD purple for games & 4tb HGST NAS drive for temporary backups and to sync data with NAS... AMD cpu run much cooler without overclocking at reasonable temperatures... the board is good enough to handle load (also with 1300x overclocked) so I think should work fine with 2700x on stock speeds.