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It would be cool if the CentOS setup could be explained more! I think there are loads of people who just want to turn an old computer into a shared save space at home 

It would be cool if the CentOS setup could be explained more! I think there are loads of people who just want to turn an old computer into a shared save space at home 

Level1techs would likely have something similar to this. Wendell is a Linux nut. 

It would be cool if the CentOS setup could be explained more! I think there are loads of people who just want to turn an old computer into a shared save space at home 

It would be cool if the CentOS setup could be explained more! I think there are loads of people who just want to turn an old computer into a shared save space at home 

It would be cool if the CentOS setup could be explained more! I think there are loads of people who just want to turn an old computer into a shared save space at home 

Thanks! 45Drives is the guy from the video explaining everything! Thumbs up!!!

Thanks! 45Drives is the guy from the video explaining everything! Thumbs up!!!

It would be cool if the CentOS setup could be explained more! I think there are loads of people who just want to turn an old computer into a shared save space at home 

It would be cool if the CentOS setup could be explained more! I think there are loads of people who just want to turn an old computer into a shared save space at home 

I think it was the Cooler Master MasterRace 5 

It´s the Coolermaster MasterCase 5 Pro
 
My 2 cents for this video: You only look at one variable, the CPU-temperature. You need to look at the whole system. If you heat up the other components when you draw hot air into the case its less favourable.
I have the same case and I use a Corsair H110i GT. One configuration I tried was the radiator in the front with the fans in push. As I have 3 HDD´s for storage and the RAD blocking the room for the 3-HHD-bay. I placed 2 HDD´s in the HDD bay under the power supply cover. BAD IDEA! I was monitoring the Temps with the Corsair Link software, and it does not refresh HDD temps..., which I found out later. After a 2 hours gaming session during which I monitored the temperature and noticed nothing alarming. I turned off the PC, but I had forgotten something and restarted the PC thats when I saw my HDD in the bottom had temps over 45° Celsius! Reversing the air flow and pull the air through the RAD out of the case in the front yielded lower Temps, but they were still above 40° C. I added a 80cm fan under the cover pushing air through the HDD´s dropping the Temps to about 38°C.
Shortly afterwards one of my drives died.
I then DIYed the the 280mm fan into the top again. The Mastercase 5 officially supports 280mm RADs only in the front.
Now all Temps are in a desirable range.
Ambient Temps are around 20°C.
 
So please LTT dont show simplified versions.
 

Speedfan should do the job.
 
A workaround to get the HDD Temp is to exit the Corsair Link Software by right clicking its symbol in the taskbar and starting it again.
 
 

For video editing, having Quadro or FirePro cards does not necessarily mean better performance.  The Quadro card that is comparable to the GeForce Titan X would be the Quadro M6000 (the 12GB VRAM version) and costs nearly 5x the price of a Titan X.
 
What Quadro cards support, better than consumer gaming GPUs, are:
10-bit color or more usually better floating point precision, which is useful for 3D applications  
When using a NLE like Premiere Pro, having a GPU with a lot of CUDA cores (for nVidia cards) or strong support for OpenCL/GL comes in handy for these things:
improves the performance of scrubbing footage in the timeline helps when rendering videos with effects that utilize GPU acceleration (so if your video does not contain any effects or 2D/3D motion graphics that utilize GPU acceleration, the GPU won't be assisting as much as you think it should)