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Yeah was going to go with the frigidaire but it's now delayed till late november

Got it - ty

Moving in two weeks to a new apartment and have a limited space. 30" (Width) 70" (Height) 28" (Depth). Down to these three choices... Haier Stainless Steel 15 Cu. Ft. French Door Free-Standing Refrigerator + 2 Year Geek Squad Warranty - $999 Haier Stainless Steel 15 Cu. Ft. Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator + 2 Year Geek Squad Warranty - $1,260 LG 15 cu. ft. Bottom Freezer Refrigerator + 5 Year Allstate Warranty - $1,170 Also had the option of...... Frigidaire 18.3 Cu. Ft. Top-Freezer Refrigerator + 2 Year Geek Squad Warranty - $680 But it wasn't supposed to arrive till late November so that means a month without a fridge. I've heard to always avoid Samsung and that LG's have compressor issues but don't know if the 5 year warranty helps. Haier makes GE fridges for those wondering.

My apartment is tiny as heck in LA (300 feet) so I wish I could have a deeper desk but I do with the space I have. I do a lot of video editing from home for work - hence the three monitors. I just set up the Car Thing tonight and it works well but wish it didn't have to be connected to my phone. 90% of the time I keep the lights just white - my tv/desk blocks both windows so the nanoleaf is my main source of light. Nanoleaf lights. Herman Miller Logitech Embody Gaming. Ikea Countertop as the desktop. Spotify Car Thing. Dell 34" Monitor. 2x HP Omen 27i. Samsung Tab S8 Ultra. Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED Clicky. Razer Basilisk (for now....). Edifier Speakers. Arctis Pro Wireless. More images - https://imgur.com/gallery/qBt6Eal

Studio apartment. Sometimes the lights on the logo would turn on at night and I like my apartment dark. I also used electrical tape to cover the lights on the board and case haha. So basically anything other than what I have it set as now? Haha. Copy. The other comment says 3 or 2?

Is there a best to worst for cooling here? I'm guessing 3 is best. I have it set to 1 right now but is that bad? I watched some of this and it sounds like I'm technically fine but just want to make sure.

I had to go to control panel, shared folders and create a menu. I didn't know that beforehand cause the QNAP automatically created that for the first drive.

So I set up two storage pools (both raid 1) on my qnap ts-451+. Both are thick volumes and have the status set to ready. The first one when it was being created made default folders and I can access it via windows. The second one though (Mars) says it's ready and I created a folder on it via QTS File Station but I don't know how to access it via Windows? When I go to Windows and click on my NAS (Rocinante) it just shows me Storage Pool 1 (Earth). Do you guys know what I can do to access storage pool 2? I figure I'm doing something wrong but I don't really know what. TY for the help.

Can I do two raid 1's with the qnap?

So I'm swapping the 10 and 12tb drives with two 8tb drives so it will be 2x 14tb and 2x 8tb. Is there a way to raid this so the 14tb's back up to one another and the 8tb's the same so that I still end with 20tb's of usable space? Is that raid 10?

So if I have it set up as a thick volume that spreads the data across all four drives?

I'm not worried about full space. I have just 8tb's worth of total content now. I don't have tooooo much of a backup plan though. I have some 8tb drives in my pc that everything is currently backed up on but that's it.

Just that from what I read on reddit it's frowned on or something. And nope. Keeping them as is. all four are new(ish)

NAS: QNAP TS-451+ Drives: I have four drives as mentioned above. This will be used as my Plex server. Note: I currently already have it set up as JBOD and have transferred all of my files over to it, but if it's SUPER unrecommended, let me know? Would you guys recommend me setting this as a raid and if so, which one to do?

ELI5 why it's better tao grow a drive as I need more space vs using folders and just keeping it large? side note: god I'd love to visit new zealand one day haha