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Hello all.
We all know money a little hard to come by at present yeah?
I have for a while had plans to build a system for the NAS and using what I have laying about at home. Maybe buy a better APU. I bought the flagship model albeit old now. The AMD A8-3870K - 4x 3GHz. It's going into a FM1 board with about 16gig ddr3.
My question is do you think it is enough to run a FreeNAS server and possibly one VM?
I don't have a clue really so it's all a new learning curve for me. I will of course have to buy the HDD's
Gonna cost a few quid as I want to fill the SATA ports. 6 in total on this board GA-A55M-S2HP.
And a case too.
Cabinet is in and all wired up awaiting this;
What are you opinions powerful enough? Should be yeah?
I'm taking into account most NAS have four cores of a lower lower speed and much lower memory config?
I'm a complete n00b at this FreeNAS stuff and VM's so looking forward to delving in.
Any opinions?
We all know money a little hard to come by at present yeah?
I have for a while had plans to build a system for the NAS and using what I have laying about at home. Maybe buy a better APU. I bought the flagship model albeit old now. The AMD A8-3870K - 4x 3GHz. It's going into a FM1 board with about 16gig ddr3.
My question is do you think it is enough to run a FreeNAS server and possibly one VM?
I don't have a clue really so it's all a new learning curve for me. I will of course have to buy the HDD's
Gonna cost a few quid as I want to fill the SATA ports. 6 in total on this board GA-A55M-S2HP.
And a case too.
Cabinet is in and all wired up awaiting this;
What are you opinions powerful enough? Should be yeah?
I'm taking into account most NAS have four cores of a lower lower speed and much lower memory config?
I'm a complete n00b at this FreeNAS stuff and VM's so looking forward to delving in.
Any opinions?