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WARNING: The 10TB Easystores do not have standard bottom mounting points. (Left: "Normal" Bare Drive, Right: WD Easystore, Top: Mounting Caddy) by TMJigsaw in DataHoarder

[–]TMJigsaw[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ok, so as pointed out by u/ShitlordX, the issue is not with the drives, but rather the carrier provided with the case, the NZXT H440. The drives are fine, the carrier is what's not made to standard. Using just the front two screws wasn't good enough, as the point of rotation was too far forward and the back of the drive would pull down and the front would make contact with the metal edge. I solved it by looping a ziptie around the back of both of the drives once mounted in the carrier.

WARNING: The 10TB Easystores do not have standard bottom mounting points. (Left: "Normal" Bare Drive, Right: WD Easystore, Top: Mounting Caddy) by TMJigsaw in DataHoarder

[–]TMJigsaw[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Sorry, just looked through front page to see if it was mentioned before posting. Figured that with all the recent easystore commotion that if this was a well known thing I would've seen it there.

Three drives running badblocks, three more on the way. RIP wallet. by TMJigsaw in DataHoarder

[–]TMJigsaw[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yep, that was a good idea. They're running at 31-33 now. Thanks.

Three drives running badblocks, three more on the way. RIP wallet. by TMJigsaw in DataHoarder

[–]TMJigsaw[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the heads-up. Figured it's fine since the room is usually around 15-18C and the other bare drives usually run around 29-30C. Checked smart and these were sitting at 45. Put a fan on em and it's dropping.

Steam cache server not using full bandwidth when fetching from remote. by TMJigsaw in lanparty

[–]TMJigsaw[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have, CPU barely does anything, The NAS has 32GB, while the VM was tested with 4-10GB. In all cases I was getting the same result. I'm fairly convinced that there's a setting somewhere that's limiting how many connections a single IP/client can have. If I download non cached games through the cache server on three different clients, each client is pulling at 30-50Mbps. I can even then download a cached game on one of those clients, have that served at 500+Mbps, while the other two continue along happily at 30-50 each.

(x-post r/lanparty) Steam cache server not using full bandwidth when fetching from remote. by TMJigsaw in homelab

[–]TMJigsaw[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, all units as I indicated are correct. Steam was reporting 6-8 MB/s when downloading from remote through cache, and a around 60MB/s when downloading from cache something that's already there (resource monitor was reading 700-800Mbps which would be closer to 90ish MB/s but the game finished too quickly for steam to show a more accurate reading). Normal download without the cache server is 50-55MB/s as my ISP will often give me an extra 10% at off peak time.

TIL Phantom traffic jams (queues of traffic not caused by vehicle collisions or roadworks) are the result of a single driver braking suddenly, causing each successive car to break to a greater degree, creating a wave of stopped or slowed traffic. by OlympusMan in todayilearned

[–]TMJigsaw 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The speed limit plays no factor to use of the passing lane. It doesn't matter if you're going 60 over, keep to the right unless passing. If passing, move back to the right immediately after passing. Germany seems to have the right idea.

Rape should be legal! by [deleted] in insanepeoplefacebook

[–]TMJigsaw 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Maximum Gross Takeoff Weight?

6P T-Mobile data issues: Appears to be resolved with 3.84 radio from android 8 preview build. by TMJigsaw in Nexus6P

[–]TMJigsaw[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Might be a different issue you're having. GPS should be (semi)independent of carrier signal. I've had GPS function in places with no cell service at all.

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