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  1. For what reason? Whats different with Kingston compared with other brands?
  2. Okey, so i have been changing my mind a little bit. Im thinking of those components: Atom Rangley C2358 2-Core 7W, 4*Gbit mini-ITX motherboard DDR3 soDIMM ECC Kingston Cooler Master Elite 110 WD Red SOHO NAS (x3) I will test with the PSU i have and replace it if it is crap with this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/picoPSU-150-XT-DC-DC-150-Watt-/400396065779?hash=item5d39771bf3:m:mj4G4THDPBTsh7J4L4AbMdg What do you guys think? Is it enough power in that CPU and will everything work together?
  3. okey, thank you for clearing things out for me Will take a look at some options and then might come back and se what you guys say
  4. Okey thanks, but does i3 or pentium got support for ECC? might be worth buying a cheap pentium then insted?
  5. Yeah i know, migh be difficult for you to se becouse its in swedish but it is 2 ram sticks in the cart
  6. The psu is from a friends HP computer. He changed if becouse he needed more for his GPU
  7. Okey thanks, i've been thinking of geting those components for my nas... Might be okey then?
  8. Okey thanks! Could someone help me choose components for a nas build with ECC? I got a budget of 737,03 USD (6500SEK). I've got a psu at 175 watt already and 3 x 3TB WD Red should be included in the budget. My budget is somewhat flexible
  9. Hi, im goining to build a NAS to store my masive collection of pictures on and are going to run FreeNAS. I've been reading alot on diffrent forums about ZFS and if it is neccessary or not to use ECC when using ZFS. What do you guys say? Have you ever been using non ECC with ZFS? Experienced any problem? Is it really neccessary to use ECC for a home NAS? What are the risks and how high are them? Thanks!
  10. CPU: Intel core i7 4770 GPU: Nvidia gtx 970 RAM: 16gb ddr3
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