10gbe switch?

Lots of great points as always, answering them (shout if I miss them):
- Currently I have two PCs connecting to the NAS needing 10gbe (there are technically lots of others, but these are less 10GBe critical - like media PC in the lounge and so on)
- NAS - it's got 2 x 2TB NVMe (OS and cache) and 8x 10gb HDD in RAID 6 currently
- PCs have Proart x670e MBs which have 10GBe ports and the NAS has a dedicated SFP+ pair (as well as the standard 10GBe sockets)

So I guess the question might be what the max speed I could aim for is - am guessing with RAID 6 it's 6x read speed of Seagate NAS HDD drives?!
 
i got one of those ali 4 x 2.5g and 2 x sfp switches. does anyone know the correct screw size to use to all mount it? iv had a look in my big screw box scrap pile and cant find anything that fits in the slot holes under it.
 
Cyber-Mav said:
i got one of those ali 4 x 2.5g and 2 x sfp switches. does anyone know the correct screw size to use to all mount it? iv had a look in my big screw box scrap pile and cant find anything that fits in the slot holes under it.
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Whatever will clear the slot, surely? Just measure it.
 
That's the odd thing iv tried various screws and none seem to fit. The head needs to be more shallow.
I may just have to file down the screws I got at hand

edit: got this sorted, used grinder to shape the profile of screw head to fit.
 
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Cyber-Mav said:
i got one of those ali 4 x 2.5g and 2 x sfp switches. does anyone know the correct screw size to use to all mount it? iv had a look in my big screw box scrap pile and cant find anything that fits in the slot holes under it.
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Usually those sorts are no.6

Odd, because it's not a size that many people will have lying around.
 
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