I am working on building what I hope is a very fast FREE NAS System from old computer scraps (old gaming system) I have laying around. I would like any advice possible on avoiding bottlenecks in the system. The NAS has to both read and write quickly as well as offer data redundancy.
Motherboard: Asus Striker II NSE
Processor: Unknown, 64 bit (a pretty fast processor that I was using up until yesterday to run highend games, etc)
Memory: Corsair, 1333MHz 8MB
LAN: Dual Gigabit (not sure how to make use of the dual part)
OS: FREE NAS on a SSD drive, 40 GB, ZFS
HARD DRIVES: 4 1 tb WD Green SATA 3.0 drives in a RAID 10 Array (for redundancy plus good write speeds)
USB 3 Card.
I may connect this via USB 3 or LAN (both is this possible?)
Looking forward to feedback regarding this system and its possible performance and bottlenecks as well as anything I can do to make it a bit better.
Kevin
Motherboard: Asus Striker II NSE
Processor: Unknown, 64 bit (a pretty fast processor that I was using up until yesterday to run highend games, etc)
Memory: Corsair, 1333MHz 8MB
LAN: Dual Gigabit (not sure how to make use of the dual part)
OS: FREE NAS on a SSD drive, 40 GB, ZFS
HARD DRIVES: 4 1 tb WD Green SATA 3.0 drives in a RAID 10 Array (for redundancy plus good write speeds)
USB 3 Card.
I may connect this via USB 3 or LAN (both is this possible?)
Looking forward to feedback regarding this system and its possible performance and bottlenecks as well as anything I can do to make it a bit better.
Kevin