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> RAID 10 a few NVME and you can get decent throughput (and storage size) with existing technology. is there a good reason to do this in a consumer setup? max
by leetcrew 8y ago
> RAID 10 a few NVME and you can get decent throughput (and storage size) with existing technology.
is there a good reason to do this in a consumer setup? max realistic throughput over gigabit ethernet is only ~120MB/s, which can easily be saturated by sequential reads or writes to/from a single modern spinning-rust drive.
- baroffoos 8y agoMy NAS has 3x 1gbit Ethernet ports
- sokoloff 8y ago10Gb ports are quite cheap as well especially if you're only going point to point (the switches are still a little pricy, but the ports for a NAS to VM host are easily under $100 now).
- vetinari 8y agoEven switches like Mikrotik CRS305-1G-4S+IN are getting into 100 EUR range, (if you are fine with running optic cables instead of metallic).
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