I have a haswell desktop (samsung 840 pro ssd) and ivy bridge server (8 drive software raid 5) running through two trendnet gigabit switches. The kids are watching a movie on the server and I copied a 5.5 gb file to it. 108 mb/s
No comments on the file being copied :lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Sounds like a dirty porno or so... 
Greetings
David
Well, get onto the CLI on either of your NAS Systems and copy files via smb, ftp or scp from and to it.
Greetings
David
Zitat von "davidh2k"Well, get onto the CLI on either of your NAS Systems and copy files via smb, ftp or scp from and to it.
Um yeah, I'm still trying to figure out Linux. 
Well, if you have scp setup on your ReadyNAS then it would be from your NAS:
scp /media/UUID/big.file user@readynashostname:/path/to/eternityGreetings
David
scp encrypts the data and is fairly processor intensive. I doubt you will get more than 50 mb/s using it. I would use ftp or nfs for testing.
Okay... I just tested from my NAS to a local VM, as I don't have a second Linux System...
root@chap:/media/d3c21c66-af4b-41d4-b098-462e83fa641d/Serien# scp Gold\ Rush\ -\ S04E19\ -\ Unearthed.mkv root@192.168.178.40:/root/
The authenticity of host '192.168.178.40 (192.168.178.40)' can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is 74:6a:67:95:6e:37:f6:79:cc:77:d6:25:c1:95:b1:58.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
Warning: Permanently added '192.168.178.40' (RSA) to the list of known hosts.
root@192.168.178.40's password:
Gold Rush - S04E19 - Unearthed.mkv 100% 1177MB 47.1MB/s 00:25Greetings
David
The fastest copy using scp I've ever got was 65 mb/s between two fast core i7s (i7-920 and i7-965) running linux. ssh/scp has a lot of security and connection guarantees that keep it from saturating gigabit ethernet.
Well, I couldn't seem to get nfs working, so I just mounted a samba share on my ReadyNAS. That worked great except that the cp didn't tell me the speed. 
cd /to/mounted/smbshare
dd if=/dev/zero of=tempfile bs=1MB count=10240
rm tempfileGreetings
David
Do you reckon a Corsair H60i would fit in there? Would probably be more silent, no?
What about the PSU, loud? Might wanna exchange my Node 304. The footprint of the NSC-800 would suit me better, but bit vary about sound level, hehe.
Zitat von "voyage365"Do you reckon a Corsair H60i would fit in there? Would probably be more silent, no?
What about the PSU, loud? Might wanna exchange my Node 304. The footprint of the NSC-800 would suit me better, but bit vary about sound level, hehe.
I'm not sure about the H60i. The Noctua is only 37mm, and it doesn't have much clearance. Interestingly, the fan and heatsink that came with my CPU probably would have fit, but I wanted something quieter than a stock Intel setup. Overall, the system is louder than it should be right now, but that's mostly due to the Noctua running at 2500RPM. That should be resolved with the replacement that's on the way. At least one of the tiny fans on the PSU appears to run all the time, and the two 120mm case fans constantly run at 1000RPM. I need more runtime with the case closed to see how it all performs thermally. I also need to add another 4TB drive. Dunno what I was thinking when I only ordered three.
Order another one. For best case writing you need 3 5 or 9 disks on a raid5.
I know the haswell celeron boxed cooler does not fit in the case.
Greetings
David
Dildano, how's it going? How long did it take to receive your order of the NSC-800 from the time you placed the order? I ordered one earlier this week based on your thread and haven't received any tracking info from the company.
Dildano,
I modeled my build after your parts list and I'm finding a lot of stuff don't seem to fit. Also, your pics have been removed. Is it possible to look at the pics of your build once again?
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