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Building NAS and need Opinion

AoGeko

Hey guys, currently building a NAS for my business and looking for some of your help. I'm currently looking for a case for this build and wondering if you guys can help.

 

Also if you guys want to help suggest other components for this build is very helpful.

 

Use of this NAS is to help store information such as documents files and soon to also store surveillance camera footage, but primarily used for document storage for a healthcare facility

 

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With only 2x 2tb hdds, you definitely dont need that much CPU processing power. Here is a nas build that I use for clients. You can load a piece of nas software called xpenology. It's basically the synology dsm software with a modded kernel to support basically any hardware.

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3 minutes ago, Kyle Manning said:

With only 2x 2tb hdds, you definitely dont need that much CPU processing power. Here is a nas build that I use for clients. You can load a piece of nas software called xpenology. It's basically the synology dsm software with a modded kernel to support basically any hardware.

Were you going to provide a link? Thank you for the reply!

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purple hdds are made for camera feed 

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For general file storage and surveillance storage, the CPU isn't necessary. An i3 could do the job just fine. 

 

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2 minutes ago, Oshino Shinobu said:

For general file storage and surveillance storage, the CPU isn't necessary. An i3 could do the job just fine. 

 

got it thank you

2 minutes ago, RedWulf said:

purple hdds are made for camera feed 

this isnt primarily for surveillance.

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2 minutes ago, RedWulf said:

purple hdds are made for camera feed 

That's a secondary use. WD Reds are designed for NAS and RAID operation with multiple users hitting the drives at once. They'll cope better with surveillance loads than Purples would with RAID and NAS operation. 

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An i3 should be enough for your needs. 

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1 minute ago, MrUnknownEMC said:

An i3 should be enough for your needs. 

with stock cooler is also good enough

 

all your savings could go into more storage..., or just not spending it...

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14 minutes ago, pit5000 said:

with stock cooler is also good enough

 

all your savings could go into more storage..., or just not spending it...

Yes ... the stock fan is not that loud and should be overkill for a I3. 

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Just now, MrUnknownEMC said:

Yes ... the stock fan is not that loud and should be overkill for a I3. 

 

What about this ? G3258

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Just now, AoGeko said:

 

What about this ? G3258

Umm if you want to add more drives or run different plugins such as plex or servers you should get i3 as it will last you much longer. 

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2 hours ago, AoGeko said:

thanks alot i think i might use this but i want to change the mother board to support at least 4 sata 3 ports

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P.s. Most (if not all) C222, C224, and C226 boards require Unbuffered ECC memory. The memory you linked in your build is Registered (that's not compatible). 

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