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Budget (including currency): aud, but not sure how much I should be spending

Country: Australia

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: storage of work and personal files, potential server?

Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): don't really have any ideas, a good amount of storage slots

 

I quickly made this https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/Mc8fh3 on pcpartpicker, but I realistically have no idea

 

Edit: Or would it be better to just buy a prebuilt nas?

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20 minutes ago, geocyclic said:

Or would it be better to just buy a prebuilt nas?

Hi buddy,

 

Purchasing something pre-build from the likes of WD, Qnap or Synology is perfectly ok but would will tend to pay a premium as its an out-of-the-box solution and already setup for you (pretty much).

 

Going down the DIY front is always more fun and does allow you and your NAS to grow at tour own rate.

 

If you are just looking for something store your files and be accessible 24/7 at a transfer rate that is likely to be a tad quicker than your internet.

 

I started with a Fractal Node 804 and its grown a few arms and legs from there.

 

Now its got 8 Hard disks and Unraid and it does all my file serving, runs a Ubuntu VM when I decide to tinker with that and it has a few docker containers running PLEX, Pi-Hole and NZBget.

Living Room PC - Lian-Li O11 XL Evo - MSI X870 Tomahawk Mobo - AMD 9800X3D - 32GB DDR5 Ram - RTX 4090 - 2TB Samsung 990Pro NVMe - Antec 1200w PSU - Dual Custom Loop Cooling - GPU cooled with EK Quantum Surface S240 + EK Quantum Surface P360M X-Flow Rads - CPU cooled with EK Quantum Surface X360M Rad

 

Bedroom PC - Hyte Y60 - Intel Core i5 13600k - MSI Pro-A Wifi Z790 Mobo DDR5 - 32GB Ram - RTX 5070ti - 1TB Samsung 990Pro NVMe - Corsair HX1200i PSU - CPU + GPU cooled with Hyte Y60 Corner Distro Plate - EK Coolstream S120 + EK Quantum Surface S360 + EK Quantum Surface X240M

 

Extension PC - Lian Li o11 Dynamic - Intel Core i9 9900k - MSI Meg Ace Z390 Mobo - 16GB Ram - RTX 3080ti - 256GB Samsung NVMe - Corsair AX850 PSU - CPU + GPU cooled with dual EKWB 360 Rads + G1 side EKWB distro plate.

 

Office PC - Thermaltake Tower 100 - Intel Core i7 8086K - Gbyte Z390 I Aorus Pro Wifi Mobo - 16GB Ram - iGPU - 256GB Samsung NVMe - EVGA B5 850W PSU - CPU cooled with dual EK Quantum Surface P120M Rads + Barrow 3-in-1 Block, Res & Pump.

 

Spare - Corsair 250D - Intel Core i7 8700k - Gbyte Z390 I Aorus Pro Wifi Mobo - 16GB Ram - GTX 980ti - 256GB Samsung NVMe - BeQuiet P11 750 PSU - CPU cooled with EK Coolstream S240 + S120 Rads + EK Pump / Res Combo

 

Annex - Corsair 280X - Intel Core i7 4790k - Asrock H97M ITX Mobo  - 16GB Ram - EVGA GTX 1080ti - Corsair SFXL600 PSU - CPU + GPU cooled with triple EK Coolstream S240s + EK Pump / Res Combo

 

NAS PC - Fractal Node 804 - Intel Core i7 3770k - Asus P8Z77-M Mobo - 16GB Ram - MSI GTX 1660 Ventus - Corsair AX850 PSU - Unraid 21TB Storage Server

 

Living Room AV Setup 5.1.4 - Nvidia Shield - Yamaha RX-A6A - 2 x B&W CM9s2 - 2 x Monitor Audio FX Silvers - 4 x B&W CCM665s - B&W CMCs2 - SVS SB13 Ultra - LG OLED65C1

 

Extension AV Setup - Sonos ARC + Sub (Gen 3) - LG OLED65C6V + Sonos Amp - 5 x Monitor Audio C265s

 

Bedroom AV Setup - Yamaha WXC-50 - 2 x B&W CM1s - Rel Quake - LG OLED42C2.

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