RatManDom

This is a reply I got from some one who makes the setup for the hyperspin build I am looking at. Well in general, with hyperspin, since everything is loaded into ram. THere really isnt any latency since the game isnt being streamed. But I guess, depending on the network everything is being sent over, it would probably be at least marginally slower than sata or usb 3 during the transfer. So I guess that is something to keep in mind.

Mans that's very interesting, I am looking at this nas raid 5. Synology DiskStation DS2415+ And I don't know what Network equipment I would need? I did see this HyperSpin Build https://www.hyperarcadesystems.com/ Thats is 24tb and it does support NAS. I want the ironwolf 8tb and fill it up slowly(12 bays). Like what network equipment should I be looking at, I need to learn about this youtube should help.

So I want my NAS to play games high end games, and save the saves. what raid number would be best, maybe I could have the saves saved to a could on auto settings for a true back up. I guess external access would be good so I could game on the go at college, or what ever I want to do. Questions sorry I am very new to this. What would I need to extend my internet about the house WI-FI wise and not loose much power? What devices will I need, we have fiber straight to the door through a fiber cable? What are switches I know that probably sounds very dumb but what should I be looking at? Do you guys have a good video to watch explaining all the different internet devices that I could use, man I think I will look at the maker Ubiquiti website and type in the different devices they sell? I would learn about that in no time probably. And yeah I saw Linus talking about the term "GAMING" that was funny it's getting a joke "GAMING"

Here is a quote from some one on my ISP provider forum. I think this looks like good information. If you are looking for the best hardware to buy I would suggest Ubiquiti. Their routers are just routers (look up the definition of router in a dictionary), they do not contain a network switch or a Wireless Access Point. For the latter I would suggest Ubiquiti UniFi PoE switches and Ubiquiti WAPs. I currently use a Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite, 3 Ubiquiti PoE switches and 2 Ubiquiti UniFi AP AC Pros, also running UniFi NVR and cameras.

SORRY The question from me was in the grey box for some reason, here it is repeated again. how does the IOPS measure what do you do on that one, with the NAS? Network connection type virgin media hub 3.0 and the fiber go's straight into the box, IDK about this stuff today-I have started a gaming course today and I was looking at john carmack and thinking is it possible one day. man my family is not dumb and I am the brightest trust I retain info lol. But I don't understand this stuff yet. What router would you recommend and why, and even if its worth buying one over the virgin media hub 3.0?

what am I looking at on routers what should I be ready to buy some time? Thank you people for the reply's Linus is a cool guy and this forum is cool like him!

Prices/quality.... WD VS Ironwolf? give me a break down please

OK I am looking into buying a NAS RAID setup, what HDD's should I look at? the iornwolf looks like the only pure option of drive with massive size since ssd are small sized in many ways and nippy. Sinology looks like the best maker of like a 12 bay and probably overall the best? I want this for gaming and massive storage, I am also thinking about upgrading my internet router for a alien ASUS gaming SHI* madness! I am on the Virgin media Connection 350Mb package here is a photo from uswitch speed test, so a nas raid plus new router will be fun to play games from a far and at college because I am a cool guy.