320 TERABYTES in a normal case!! - The DIY 4k editing NAS

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Fractal's new Define 7 XL has an enormous capacity for hard drives, so it only makes sense to build and deploy a 4K editing NAS to compliment our recently built 4K editing workstation. For about $1000(not including the drives) you can build up this system and add up to 20 drives, like Segate's Iron Wolf Pro line. Using Unraid or ProxMox you'll be able to manage your data effectively.

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something else people need to keep in mind are these pcie hba cards are designed with server chassis in mind, where they would have tons of air blowing across their passive heatsinks, so it might be worth it to get one of those expansion slot blower fans next to them

BrutalGoerge

fractal: only put in 14
also fractal: only put in 18
linus: why can i only fit in 16
also linus: hey so we got 20 in

KireTheCat

so they’re doing this video so they don’t have to send back the drives they got from seagate for their server

JustinCooper-wc

Fun fact, those blue cables you used to connect drives to SAS card can be bent any way you want, you can bend them full 180 degrees and make them completely flat - they will not break. :) These are the cables we used in datacenters to connect 1U 4 drive backplanes to the raid cards, it is virtually impossible to break the cables!

AldasGri

Finally, enough storage for Call of Duty Modern Warfare.

ghostly

Basically, every Linus video is about to build a PC so he can edit videos about building the pc for editing those videos about building a PC for editing on it

rubuntux

15:22 "I don't know, but it has my name on it." All of those water bottles have your name on it Linus. Peoples underwear also have your name on it.

Lokiks

finally a worthy contender for my "Homework" folder.

thefantasyhero

Unraid doesn't just start at the ease of adding drives and expandability.
From (a lot) of experience, it is extremely stable and resilient. It can survive failed flash disks, (I had it run almost a week WITHOUT ISSUE with a flash disk the OS was on that wasn't even reading anymore) One day I opened up the UI to find Unraid was basically like "oh by the way, your flash disk isn't reading anymore" lol. I've had a failed motherboard, failed RAM, moved all drives to all new hardware and it's always just turn it on and it works. Failed drive? Put a new one in and hit OK. It's not just simple, it's dead simple.
Speaking of simplicity and ease of use. I could rant alone on just the Interface alone. The UI just makes sense. Just running dockers alone is a couple clicks. They're curated, documented, updated, and supported.

brandonakey

That moment when he said budged nas and then puts in 9k worth of hard drives

anonymousvlogsprivate

Linus "320 terabytes!"
office "yeah!"
2 days later
Office "we're out of space."

IPONJ

"Unraid costs money" Does $129 really mean much when its connected to $9600 in drives?

Rararawr

Had a bit of a that Linus was reading instructions.

Shadow-ighf

9:38 I thought he was opening an ultra wide laptop 😂😂

ghostboy

This is a cool video, I really like how reasonable the stuff in here is, I think the hard drives are probable the most expensive individual items. Keep it up y'all.

nigelsalaz