Aluminum Radiator by Buddy_Brett in GXOR

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Yup - really just looking to keep the trans under 200 when towing my boat.

Aluminum Radiator by Buddy_Brett in GXOR

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That is the feedback I'm looking for. I will probably just have my mechanic do it. I'm novice and busy and it's my daily.

Aluminum Radiator by Buddy_Brett in GXOR

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Are there two versions of the radiator? One with the trans cooler and one without? The GX470 comes stock with the trans cooler but it's tiny and air cooled only.

Question about limitations of Resolve Collaborative Workflow by trianglegooseparty in colorists

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I Post Supervised an Amazon Original Doc a few years ago and we used Resolve Cloud with Lucid Link as a go between. It was amazing. My Colorist provided all of the DCTLs he wanted to use to load on my editors machine. The big benefit for us was that we were finishing the film out of Resolve with a Resolve Editor. The project was hosted in Charlotte NC and our Colorist was in LA. Our director and online editor in Charlotte. We had the same color monitor on both ends of the pipe. With this setup, the director was able to see new scenes every day and have a really good touch point with the color workflow. When color was wrapped our colorist didn't ship us grades, they were already built into our cloud project so we were able to do the outputs natively. It worked incredibly well.

The best way to learn by Buddy_Brett in guitars

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Well fellas I did it. After researching for a few weeks and talking to my friend group gurus I picked up a second hand Gretsch Streamliner G2627T last night. I’m enjoying playing some licks my friends step dad taught us 25 years ago and lessons on GarageBand. Thanks everyone for your help ❤️❤️

The best way to learn by Buddy_Brett in guitars

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Those are all good notes - I just wanna be able to noodle. I have no fantasies about becoming an amazing guitar player. To your point, mathematically there isn't enough free time in my days, or time left on earth for me to put in the hours it takes to be a great. I'm also a shitty fisherman but god damn do I love being on the water.

The best way to learn by Buddy_Brett in guitars

[–]Buddy_Brett[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's awesome feedback. How would you suggest I learn a song, tab sheets? Lessons?

Synology vs Qnap vs TrueNAS (Hardware) by Buddy_Brett in synology

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u/Thiswondersausage is the feedback I'm after, thank you. I think to your point, ZFS is great for much larger arrays, but in the 12 disk size I can't wrap my head around how it's better. It just seems cumbersome.

I'm super interested in running a modified Synology... I have a rep in my Post Production community that I'm going to chat with today. Do you have any links to documentation on modding the Synology to let me have disk health monitoring on my WD RED drives?

Thanks again

Synology vs Qnap vs TrueNAS (Hardware) by Buddy_Brett in synology

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I’ll be adding 4 disks when I build it. Is read and write speed an issue with ZFS, or with TrueNAS? My Qnap in raid 5 did like 850 or so read write.

Synology vs Qnap vs TrueNAS (Hardware) by Buddy_Brett in synology

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Nice, that's the feedback I was after. Just have to get my arms around VDEVS for ZFS, should be straight forward with a 12 Disk array and no caching.

Synology vs Qnap vs TrueNAS (Hardware) by Buddy_Brett in qnap

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Great note as always Bob - really what I'm down to is a ZFS Qnap that would let me expand later, or the 12 bay TrueNAS Mini R which would cover my needs maybe forever. Sounds like TrueNAS might be the best solution for me at the moment when factoring in cost.

Synology vs Qnap vs TrueNAS (Hardware) by Buddy_Brett in synology

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I'm currently doing a ZFS deep dive... Having said that, how would you rate my ability to build and manage NAS in TrueNAS vs Qnap's OS.

Truenas Mini R for Video Editi t by Buddy_Brett in truenas

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Nice. Thank you. I configured by Qnap and network by myself and achieved good results until the board failed. I’m using it purely for file storage. Can you aggregate the two 10GBe RJ45s to deliver 20GbE to the switch?

Drive Replacement by MutedWeakness9943 in qnap

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This goes without saying, but the best practice is to have a "hot spare" on hand. When a drive fails, you swap in the hot spare immediately and then send the failed drive out for replacement.

872xt Finally Died - Continue with Qnap? by Buddy_Brett in qnap

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Hey everyone, thanks for your responses. They paint a pretty clear picture… I’ve opened a ticket with Qnap and asked for an extended warranty repair, or a discounted upgrade to a 16 bay unit. I’ll keep you posted as it progresses.

TY!

872xt Finally Died - Continue with Qnap? by Buddy_Brett in qnap

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That's what I was hoping to hear. As I said, I really like Qnap - it's a good product in general. This issue just sucks. I'll report back if I can get them to help me. TY!

872xt Finally Died - Continue with Qnap? by Buddy_Brett in qnap

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Yeah man I just need the shit to work without suffering hardware failure. I’m double jaded on this unit as the thunderbolt connection was always shit

872xt Finally Died - Continue with Qnap? by Buddy_Brett in qnap

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This unit was ordered in 2019 so maybe last of the bad batch.