Unraid need new HD's questions.... (to who own unraid)
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To who own the unRAID server....

I am on 4.7 .... the stable version.

Should I upgrade to the new version as I can see it can take up to 3tb to 4tb HD's

I know my motherboard also needs to be compatible with the HD's

Mmmmm I tough my mobo could take 3tb
http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=880GM-LE

I must be wrong......

anyways.....

would it be worth it getting 3tb HD's? I know my pocket won't.... lolTongue


Also back then the HITACHI Deskstar 5K3000 where highly recommended are they still up there?
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#2
I'm waiting until version 5 is actually final before using it on my production system. Not risking all my data until it is fully deemed stable.
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#3
... I have to admit, I haven't done much research on unRAID and I'm quite a noob but, are you saying the current release doesn't support 3TB hard drivesHuh That's gonna put a bit of a damper on the 3 3TB hard drives I have sitting here to build a media backup/server!
HTPC 1 - AMD A8-3870K, ASRock A75M, Silverstone ML03B, Kingston HyperX 4GB DDR3 1866, Crucial M4 64GB SSD
HTPC 2 - HP Stream Mini, 6GB Ram
unRAID 6 Server - Intel Celeron G1610, 20TB Storage

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(2012-05-05, 20:54)Mick1152 Wrote: ... I have to admit, I haven't done much research on unRAID and I'm quite a noob but, are you saying the current release doesn't support 3TB hard drivesHuh That's gonna put a bit of a damper on the 3 3TB hard drives I have sitting here to build a media backup/server!

version 4.7 which is the current stable build does not, however version 5.0 (which is in release candidate status) does.
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#5
im sure the HITACHI Deskstar 5K3000 are still FTW!!
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#6
RC2 is looking very good, and it supports 3TB/4TB drives. Check out the rc2 thread in their announcements section.
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#7
Cool thak you guys....

I think Ill just stay with 4.7 until we get another stable version....

Guess I'll buy another 2tb Hitachi.
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