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Sorry, I meant RAIDZ1 (which is the same as mirror I think?) I'll edit the post. Anyways, Yes, I did my research and I can run TrueNAS; I plan to buy a 128gb m2 ssd for the boot device.
Ok, so I need plenty of RAM. Do you have an idea of what the impact of something like 16 vs 32 gb of ram would be? Sluggish performance on apps would be a problem for me, but I can accept if tasks take longer.
Got it about the CPU. I have been wondering about that too. But I heard people running immich on worse CPUs and they say the only problem is that initial ML tasks take longer (couple of days tipically), but once they're done you're good.
Do you have another build to suggest in the same/slightly higher price range that you think would better suit my needs?
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Nothing besides a mirror makes sense with only 2 storage bays. The overhead would only increase for absolutely no gain.
Got it. I’ll go with mirror then. Thx
RaidZ1 is not the same as a mirror. I'm not sure if you are allowed to have Z1 with only 2 disks, but if you are you still shouldn't because while it scales down that far it still does parity calculations and writes that to the second disk instead of just writing a copy of the data (the parity calculations probably result in the same data, but I doubt this is optimized)
Yeah, you're right, I thought RAIDZ1 was ZFS' RAID1 implementation (🤦♂️), while it's actually called mirror. I'll just do a mirror.