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@@Airez323 You can read the company name on the screen before the pc boots. It is one of the touchscreen on-camera monitors from "Portkeys".

It is a Portkeys PT5 II, answered before in a previous comment. :)

Thank you for the in-depth and helpful comment! We are only on 1GB LAN speeds currently because we are currently only using the NAS system as a back up for now, to upgrade to 10GBe would be a lot more money and overhead that we don't have the funds for at the moment. We thought about doing a hot swap drive for if a drive fails it can automatically write it to the new drive but we haven't exhausted all of our options yet! We will definitely keep what you said in mind and appreciate you taking the time for writing a helpful and thoughtful comment! Have a great day :)

@@d2wmedia 10GBe SFP+ can be cheap. There's a lot of entreprise level refurbish devices (adapter, switchs) on eBay. Only the cables (or fiber) may be more expensive... Personaly I uses a lot of that type of devices. For example my main server is a HPE DL380 dual xeon with 2x10Gb, 4x1Gb, 12 SATA/SAS 3.5" slot, redondant power supply and 32GB of memory for $480. A lot of room for extension, the only problem is the jet engine noise level 🙂 I wish you the best success for your project!

Indica ay...🤭😂😂

That means the world to me! Thank you so much for the encouragement and words of kindness. :) I love proverbs 16:9 "The heart of a man plans his way, but the Lord established his steps" All we can do is take it one day at a time. And thank you for the words of direction, we have been meaning to hone in on what suits us best here, in this space. We have some real work to do now 😎 -Derek

That is so encouraging to hear! It is definitely one of my favorite parables to express the love of God towards us. :)

Thermal Paste came pre-applied on the heat sink :)

Appreciate the input. Not necessarily 'end of life'. It is still more stable and slightly faster than TrueNas Scale, we didn't really need the ability to run dockers and VM stuff. For our use case it was a better option to use TrueNas Core as a dedicating media/file storage solution. Lucky for us we can choose to upgrade to scale whenever it fits us best. :)

@@d2wmedia Yes. I moved from core to scale for the apps but I'm disapointed because the apps is not as stable as I expected...

@@frederichardy8844 Good to know! We might be transitioning to TrueNAS Scale for the greater amount of apps but stuck with Core for stability purposes.

Appreciate the comment! That was our goal, there isn't much video form content for TrueNas, mainly just forums and information scattered all about. As for your question, those drive bay cages are part of the case (Fractal Design Node 804). Hope this helps! :)

It is a little 5" monitor for mounting on top of a camera for recording! The one used in the video is this: Portkeys PT5 II

Thank you! Yes it gives us great peace of mind :)

Yup, today ECC is not nearly the expensive proposition it once was. No reason for it to be omitted from any long or even short term data storage devices.

Some simple ECC education. ECC is short for Error Correction Code. With memory it means that each memory module has extra bits storing the parity of the data bits. Normal ECC can detect and correct all single bit errors. It can detect, but not correct almost all double bit errors. There is a chance that the parity bits are erroneous, though this is very uncommon. Now memory bit errors are not particularly common, but they do occur even in normally well working memory. The can actually be cause by cosmic radiation which is pretty hard to protect from. So single bit errors can occur in a computer where every component meet all standards. But it might only occur once in a year or so. The more memory there is in the computer the higher the chance that a bit may get flipped wrong. More advanced memory uses lower voltage levels and physically smaller memory cells which makes it less resistant to distubances. DDR5 even uses ECC on the memory as standard. Though I don't think you can read the interaction from the computer. Real ECC DDR5 memory uses an extra level of ECC that the computer can monitor to detect corrected and uncorrected memory errors. A single bit error does not mean your computer will crash. That usually only happens when the error occurs in program code that are executed. But given how much other resources the memory in a modern computer is used for there is a huge chance that the error will occur in I/O cache, visual images such as icons, pictures and such or in audio data. In most cases a single bit error in textures, I/O data, sound or plain text will not disturb enough that the program has a problem processing it or the user seeing a single bit error in a video, picture or icon. It can however change cache data for file I/O which could mean that saved data is incorrect. What I'm getting to is that your computer might have occasional single bit memory errors without you ever noticing. And if a file saved turns out to be damaged it's easy to blame it on bugs or storage bit rot. ECC memory makes this less likely to occur, and you can look in the system log to see if ECC has had to do any correction. A single bit error once a month is probably not a serious problem unless it's in the same memory area. Then it can be a chip that's about to go bad. If the log shows that ECC has to work a lot then there's a real problem going on. Finally normal ECC can't fix two or more bit errors in the same word. Now I remember there being a more advanced version that used some memory for extra parity that allows it to correct dual bit errors and even automatically stop memory access to problematic memory chips. I can't remember the name or the details but I have a feeling it was used by some motherboards with chipsets from Server Works which were bought by Broadcom. I have no idea if they are still active in any way. Finally if ECC detects a uncorrectable error you can get a direct warning, and at least some operating systems will halt execution immediately a non correctable error is reported. This stopps the computer from writing erroneous data to disk, which makes it a good thing for file servers and NAS devices.

Sure thing, I can add it to the description as well! :) Case: Fractal Design Node 804 Motherboard: ASRock B550M Pro4 mATX CPU: Amd Ryzen 3 PRO 5350G CPU Cooler: be quiet! Pure Rock 2 Ram: Micron 32GB DDR4-3200 ECC UDIMM (64GB Total) PSU: Seasonic Focus GX650W 80+ Gold Fully Modular HDDs: Seagate Iron Wolf Pro NAS 12TB 3.5” 7200 RPM (8 Drives Total) Boot Drive: Samsung 970 Evo 256gb HBA: IBM M1015 9220-8i 6Gbps SAS HBA Fans: Be Quiet Pure Wings Fans (120mm x3)

I have added parts to the description, I will add links when I can :)

Found that out the hard way! Lol

That is encouraging to hear! Let's start a movement together :)

Truenas Core is very stable, not very hard to run on lower spec systems. The ZFS File structure has high data security. Including data integrity verification, snapshots and copy-on-write. For important data/documents it seemed that TrueNAS is the best option for us, so that is basically why we chose it.

Thank you for the info, the cooler had preapplied thermal paste already :)

Lol be more specific in your videos. I don't think you'll did much planning on your videos

You just got your steam account then?

I have a Qnap NAS with 16x 20TB drives and its not enough.

Happy Easter!! :)

It is God's gift :)

Just going through some difficult stuff in his life currently.

Haha that means the world brother! Thank you so much :)

Yessir, one story at a time :)

Brain is hanging in there! lol, You would get our undying gratitude and thankful hearts :). Thank you for being on the journey with us

Really appreciate that thank you!!

Haha! Yeah I noticed that when I put the video together, woops lol. I still think it was a 7, I was probably just starving. I brought two jackets since I didn't want to be cold 🤣. I appreciate those words! I want to share the hope that I have with the world ❤. Thank you for being a part of that

@@d2wmedia that's hilarious because that was my exact thought that you were just extremely hungry. Anything will taste great when its survival hunger. 🤤🥹🫠

Man, I remember that! Thank you for the kind words and taking the time to watch the video! :) it means a lot, I miss you too, hopefully I will see you again soon. Take it easy and continue to do your work unto The Lord <3

It was Michael! Thank you for watching :)

Thank you Cal! :)

Thank you ;)

Thank you! :)

That I do!! 🤣

aye yessir!!