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About aBattleBorn
- Birthday Oct 10, 1996
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Gender
Male
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Occupation
j.sys admin
System
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CPU
amd ryzen R7 2700@4
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Motherboard
gigabyte ab 350 gaming
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RAM
crossair vengence up to 3000@2666
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GPU
SAPPHIRE PULSE RX 5700
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Case
antec p8
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Storage
seagate barracuda 2tb 7200rpm+ 960gb+500GB WD black nvme
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PSU
antec 650w HCG 80+ gold
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Display(s)
samsung c24f390*2
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Cooling
aigo dark flash AIO(240MM)
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Keyboard
razer blacwidow elite
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Mouse
razer nega chroma
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Operating System
windows 10 64bit pro
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Laptop
lenovo thinkpad x240
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Backblaze B2,reliable storage at budget price?
aBattleBorn replied to aBattleBorn's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
thank you very much for your informative response. -
Backblaze B2,reliable storage at budget price?
aBattleBorn replied to aBattleBorn's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
it works, i already backup my work truenas to an office 365 business account. each user on my team have office365 that their nas folder is backed up to it's a truenas/freenas server. -
Backblaze B2,reliable storage at budget price?
aBattleBorn replied to aBattleBorn's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
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Backblaze B2,reliable storage at budget price?
aBattleBorn replied to aBattleBorn's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
yea it should be enough for critical stuff,like family photos and stuff like that. do you have something to recommend instead of 365? -
Backblaze B2,reliable storage at budget price?
aBattleBorn replied to aBattleBorn's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
thanks for making me aware of that,at this price i just better buying office365 for 150~ usd a year or even google business -
hi guys, hope you are doing well. sorry for my english. I am looking for a solution for off-site backup of my nas, while making price comparison I found Backblaze b2 which sounds fing amazing,60$ for a year with unlimited storage you can download your files whenever you need and you can even order a drive in case of a disaster recovery. did someone try their service and can recommend them? update:thanks for all of the responses they have a price calculator which gave me a pretty good price so decided to go ahead and try them,but they have pretty *hitty service,so i won't recommend them.
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the game will run on your computer hardware, you are just loading files from the nas instead of your disk. overall it is possible to store whole games on your nas and playing them, but you are limited to your server and pc ethernet hardware which is probably 1 gig which comes around to 100M/b per sec which is around the speed of a 5400 RPM HDD. if you have any questions you are more than welcome to ask me since I am running truenas. must of the consomer nas run on dual core cpu with 1 gig of ram so you don't need such a powerfull hardware. i mean you can run windows server 2012 with 512MB of ram and 1GHZ dual core proccessor but from the other hand freenas/truenas requiers 8 gb of ram,open media vault is a nice middle ground with really low requierments(can even run on raspberry pie) just from curiosity which protocol do you use on your nas? nfs/smb or iscsi? i think that if you will use iscsi even origin will be able to run games from your nas
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thanks for your input must of my stuff are just cheap decent headphones kz s10 iem(which i bought after i got reccomendtaion here) kzs2 cowin e7(supper bassey) razer kraken(i just use it for video confrences now pretty much) vmoda m100 master(
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hi guys. i am looking for a sub 250 usd openback headphones to add to my collection. i am looking for somthing accurate with a good sound stage. i was thinking about getting the Audio Technica ATH-AD900X but i would like to hear if you guys have any other suggetion for somthing aorund this price point. edit: i have a dac/amp on my setup(fiio olympus 2) so don't be afraid to recommend somthing that is hard to drive thanks in advance. edit:i ended up buying the sennheiser 560s after i got reccomendation in reddit,amazing pair of cans
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if you ask me i made the wrong choice,but i already got used to the gui of truenas so ill stick to it,lol. why don't you give them both a try and install them both on vm's? you can watch this video just to get the hang of truenas. good luck.
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Recommendations for a cheap server PC?
aBattleBorn replied to Sir Dude's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
you can buy cheap mobo+cpu+ram combo on aliexspress, it is a second hand server hardware that is what i did for my home server and my office server,give me a shootout if you are interested and need help -
VMware Player cant find .vmdk Files anymore
aBattleBorn replied to Noah0302's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
do you have snpashoots? if you can delete them you should try it,this will reemerge the vdisk -
hi. i recommend you to use open media vault, i am actually using freenas/truenas right now so take this advice with a grain of salt. let me explain: freenas is freebsd based software so you have some limitation on the drivers the system have, furthermore i guess you didn't worked with free bsd so far which will make it harder to troubleshoot in the future, open media vault is linux base(debian) so way more hardware support and easier to trouble shoot. i have a home server and i used windows server 2016 but it didn't played well with my gpu so i switched to truenas and it wasn't smooth sealing, i get limited transfer speed since (apparently) you need to use intel nics to get the best performance, furthermore vm's causing my server to crash as soon as they connect to the nic.
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thanks for the super informative response ill check them out about control i played it 2 weeks ago didn't liked the story but the combat was amazing
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ill check it out. thanks