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How quiet are these things with the stock fans? I see you can get quieter ones for the psu and exhaust, but was wondering how the stock one performed?
Mine is next to TV and we dont notice its on, never hear a thing from it, we do have 2 fish tanks in the room which may drown it out but they are pretty quiet too. So I think they are pretty quiet if you want in bedroom and are light sleeper then maybe you will need to change, if not I wouldnt bother.How quiet are these things with the stock fans? I see you can get quieter ones for the psu and exhaust, but was wondering how the stock one performed?
Convince me to buy one gents - I currently have my photos backed up on raided drives in my main pc.. but something is telling me to get a box and dedicate it to the cause... Would also be useful to be able to access my photos on the laptop without having to turn the pc on every time!
Would this be capable of windows server 2008?
On my Windows server I used a program called SmartSync Pro. It is fairly old now but will do exactly what you need it to.
On my Linux box I use rsync, not sure if there is a windows version of that available?
Personally I wouldn't consider raided drives a backup.
Yes 2008 capable.
RAID is not backup. If you delete something, it is gone. RAID protects you against disk failure, which is not the same thing as backup.
I wouldn't consider something stored on a raid array a backup, it's redundancy against a drive failed but a goosed controller could still kill all of the data on the arrayTrue but, storing backups in a RAID Array is fine.
I wouldn't consider something stored on a raid array a backup, it's redundancy against a drive failed but a goosed controller could still kill all of the data on the array
Hence why I have raid across my main 4 bays for redundancy and speed and then that array backs it's valuable data up to a 5th in the odd bay1 box solution!