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So I'm building myself a #DIY #NAS in a #Jonsbo N1. I'm planning to try #TrueNAS on it. I want to move #Plex there and all my #selfhosted services, I currently host for myself and my family. For now, public services will remain under #Proxmox on a mini PC.

Here is a build: pangoly.com/en/build/share/vQe

Hardware ordered. No drives included, because I'm planning to rob my #SynologyNAS for two drives.

CC @betoniusz

I took the first full backup of my root partition (which contains my home directory) that I've taken in years yesterday, and less than 24 hours later my NVMe suddenly died with zero explanation.
It's not even recognized by the BIOS any more, and putting it in a caddy doesn't help.

Bullet *VERY* narrowly dodged.

#technology#nvme#pc

Hm jaaaa, könnt mir ja mal einen gebrauchten Prozessor für ein kleines PC-Upgrade kaufen. Oh wie passend, besseres Board wird auch vom Verkäufer angeboten, na dann. Ah, dann fehlt quasi nur noch RAM für einen netten Zweitrechner aus den Altteilen bei der Freundin. Alte Grafikkarte liegt ja noch hier. Mhmmm, aber vielleicht findet man ja noch was besseres... oh ja, das Angebot schaut gut aus. Aber das vorhandene Netzteil reicht dann nicht mehr. Naja, findet man gebraucht auch was größeres. Oh, und jetzt könnte da auch ne schnellere SSD rein. 🙈🙈🙈

Arrrrgh! Ich wollte eigentlich nur meine CPU wechseln. 😂😂

My nephew is building a new PC, and one little detail is holding it up: the 6+2 PCIe connector bumps out too much and hits a small lip on the back plate So, the connector can't sit tight and flush nor lock-in

Does anyone know of good quality compatible cables that have a straight 8-pin connector or no long locking seam for the 6+2
One option would be to snip out the little bit that's holding up on that lip

I have a question Linux nerds here might answer.

I recently built my PC and I installed window to test it. I want to go Linux but when I tried to install it on another disk my gpu Fans didn't woke up until the card reached something like 80°C and I'm very uncomfortable with it.

It's a gigabyte 7800xt so drivers shouldn't be an issue since fedora have AMD drivers already installed but I can't figure where to go to lower the settings

So what parts do people suggest for an all AMD build for 1080p 120fps gaming?
I currently have a Ryzen 9 5900X and an RX 7700XT but I still get drops below 60fps in some games and I'm getting sick of it.

#PC#PCGaming#AMD

I'm building my own gaming PC (a new experience for me), but because my budget is tight (and I'm impatient) I've been buying the parts a few at a time. I should now have everything I need except the graphics card, so in theory I could build the PC and use it without a GPU until I scrape enough money together for that ... but is that advisable? Is it a pain in the ass to add the graphics card later, or does it not make any big difference?