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  • TrKTrK Member

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    Nothing beats the value for money choice HDDs.

    Been seeing these Matrix and Aykait HDDs for cheap and 2 year warranty (though). Not sure if these are good enough. If I do get that, I will also need an externally powered Docking station, in which case a SATA SSD seems to be the comfortable choice for media storage.

    Don't go with these cheap ones, they are just refurbished HDDs I wouldn't go with them at all, instead I would rather get new consistent SSD.

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @TrK said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Or have a different drive filled with Linux ISOs to try and fiddle with, distros i recommend, TempleOS, alpine, elementary, Debian 12, parrot, Zorin, pop, manjaro, kodachi, void, FreeBSD, Slackware, garuda, Gentoo, deepin, endeavor, etc, and the list goes on.

    I tried Gentoo may be more than a 15yrs back. I think disk it came with Digit magazine. :D

    In other options, I liked Manjaro, Deepin is good too. Ran CentOS for servers , then moved to Debian. Did't try others.

    CentOS was legendary until RHEL turned it to into an upish-midstream for their paid linux. And now it's always Debian Thx! well i am thinking of migrating some servers from the ancient centos7 to alma 9 or maybe Debian Thx!

    Yup. RHEL wantedly destroyed Centos, the most stable distro. yummm

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @TrK said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Yup, installing them one by one. But, have no experience with them yet. This is mostly applicable for GUI apps on Windows. Glad that I moved to Linux though, as most of the time for my projects I have had to use either WSL or a VM. This would be much better, I guess.

    I did use Xubuntu years ago, and did like it. But, have used Lubuntu more than Xubuntu in the past few years. Hence the choice.

    You are free bird now. :p

    Free as in beer?

    He took the red pill.

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  • noob404noob404 Member

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    Nothing beats the value for money choice HDDs.

    Been seeing these Matrix and Aykait HDDs for cheap and 2 year warranty (though). Not sure if these are good enough. If I do get that, I will also need an externally powered Docking station, in which case a SATA SSD seems to be the comfortable choice for media storage.

    Don't go with these cheap ones, they are just refurbished HDDs I wouldn't go with them at all, instead I would rather get new consistent SSD.

    Yah, that's what I'd do prolly. A 1TB Consistent SSD would be enough for media storage needs.

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @TrK said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @codelock said:

    @TrK said:

    @codelock said:
    I want to love pop os but they are going more macos style taskbar i prefer windows style 😔

    You can always replace the DE, you're a fan of KDE?

    If you are not using pop os de then why even go with pop?

    minimal resource usage..... i am currently using elementaryOS and Zorin so......

    Zorin pro? Elementary is good too.

    Yeah that Pro tingled me for good but elementary is better for some use cases, i really like its UI.

    Yeah, I liked Elementary UI. Deepin UI too. But they were somewhat sluggish on my VM. XFCE is perfect balance for customization and performance for my taste.

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Yup, installing them one by one. But, have no experience with them yet. This is mostly applicable for GUI apps on Windows. Glad that I moved to Linux though, as most of the time for my projects I have had to use either WSL or a VM. This would be much better, I guess.

    I did use Xubuntu years ago, and did like it. But, have used Lubuntu more than Xubuntu in the past few years. Hence the choice.

    You are free bird now. :p

    Yes, was a bit difficult with the setup, especially moving files and converting the partitions to ext4. I prefer that over NTFS. Currently, moving files on a 5400RPM HDD, so, you know, it's frustrating.

    You are running OS in HDD?

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Or have a different drive filled with Linux ISOs to try and fiddle with, distros i recommend, TempleOS, alpine, elementary, Debian 12, parrot, Zorin, pop, manjaro, kodachi, void, FreeBSD, Slackware, garuda, Gentoo, deepin, endeavor, etc, and the list goes on.

    I tried Gentoo may be more than a 15yrs back. I think disk it came with Digit magazine. :D

    In other options, I liked Manjaro, Deepin is good too. Ran CentOS for servers , then moved to Debian. Did't try others.

    Throwback to the good old days. Those were 8GB Dual Layer DVDs.

    I purchased those magazines only for the CD/DVDs. :p

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Thanked by 1Beniskickbutt
  • codelockcodelock Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Yup, installing them one by one. But, have no experience with them yet. This is mostly applicable for GUI apps on Windows. Glad that I moved to Linux though, as most of the time for my projects I have had to use either WSL or a VM. This would be much better, I guess.

    I did use Xubuntu years ago, and did like it. But, have used Lubuntu more than Xubuntu in the past few years. Hence the choice.

    You are free bird now. :p

    Yes, was a bit difficult with the setup, especially moving files and converting the partitions to ext4. I prefer that over NTFS. Currently, moving files on a 5400RPM HDD, so, you know, it's frustrating.

    You are running OS in HDD?

    Don't do that 😭

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  • codelockcodelock Member

    Page 890 is here go go go

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  • codelockcodelock Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Ssds aare getting cheaper 😎

    Thanked by 1Beniskickbutt
  • codelockcodelock Member

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    Nothing beats the value for money choice HDDs.

    Been seeing these Matrix and Aykait HDDs for cheap and 2 year warranty (though). Not sure if these are good enough. If I do get that, I will also need an externally powered Docking station, in which case a SATA SSD seems to be the comfortable choice for media storage.

    Don't go with these cheap ones, they are just refurbished HDDs I wouldn't go with them at all, instead I would rather get new consistent SSD.

    Yah, that's what I'd do prolly. A 1TB Consistent SSD would be enough for media storage needs.

    Or 1 tb is a lot 256 gb should be enough btw

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  • noob404noob404 Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Yup, installing them one by one. But, have no experience with them yet. This is mostly applicable for GUI apps on Windows. Glad that I moved to Linux though, as most of the time for my projects I have had to use either WSL or a VM. This would be much better, I guess.

    I did use Xubuntu years ago, and did like it. But, have used Lubuntu more than Xubuntu in the past few years. Hence the choice.

    You are free bird now. :p

    Yes, was a bit difficult with the setup, especially moving files and converting the partitions to ext4. I prefer that over NTFS. Currently, moving files on a 5400RPM HDD, so, you know, it's frustrating.

    You are running OS in HDD?

    No. On an NVMe. Just had a few files on HDD, especially the VM's VDIs. Was a struggle backing them up and then moving them.

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  • noob404noob404 Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Or have a different drive filled with Linux ISOs to try and fiddle with, distros i recommend, TempleOS, alpine, elementary, Debian 12, parrot, Zorin, pop, manjaro, kodachi, void, FreeBSD, Slackware, garuda, Gentoo, deepin, endeavor, etc, and the list goes on.

    I tried Gentoo may be more than a 15yrs back. I think disk it came with Digit magazine. :D

    In other options, I liked Manjaro, Deepin is good too. Ran CentOS for servers , then moved to Debian. Did't try others.

    Throwback to the good old days. Those were 8GB Dual Layer DVDs.

    I purchased those magazines only for the CD/DVDs. :p

    Me as well. Had only a few of them though. Same goes for the Champak Jogo Discs. Remember them?

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @codelock said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Yup, installing them one by one. But, have no experience with them yet. This is mostly applicable for GUI apps on Windows. Glad that I moved to Linux though, as most of the time for my projects I have had to use either WSL or a VM. This would be much better, I guess.

    I did use Xubuntu years ago, and did like it. But, have used Lubuntu more than Xubuntu in the past few years. Hence the choice.

    You are free bird now. :p

    Yes, was a bit difficult with the setup, especially moving files and converting the partitions to ext4. I prefer that over NTFS. Currently, moving files on a 5400RPM HDD, so, you know, it's frustrating.

    You are running OS in HDD?

    Don't do that 😭

    :D

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  • noob404noob404 Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Yah, was considering that. But, adding the price of a SATA Docking station and the electricity costs and physical space consumption, a SATA SSD seems better in the longer run.

    Thanked by 1Beniskickbutt
  • noob404noob404 Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @codelock said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Yup, installing them one by one. But, have no experience with them yet. This is mostly applicable for GUI apps on Windows. Glad that I moved to Linux though, as most of the time for my projects I have had to use either WSL or a VM. This would be much better, I guess.

    I did use Xubuntu years ago, and did like it. But, have used Lubuntu more than Xubuntu in the past few years. Hence the choice.

    You are free bird now. :p

    Yes, was a bit difficult with the setup, especially moving files and converting the partitions to ext4. I prefer that over NTFS. Currently, moving files on a 5400RPM HDD, so, you know, it's frustrating.

    You are running OS in HDD?

    Don't do that 😭

    :D

    Nope. Not at all. Don't remember the last time I ran a Host OS off an HDD.

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @codelock said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Ssds aare getting cheaper 😎

    Not for larger storage, like 4TB

    Thanked by 1Beniskickbutt
  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Yup, installing them one by one. But, have no experience with them yet. This is mostly applicable for GUI apps on Windows. Glad that I moved to Linux though, as most of the time for my projects I have had to use either WSL or a VM. This would be much better, I guess.

    I did use Xubuntu years ago, and did like it. But, have used Lubuntu more than Xubuntu in the past few years. Hence the choice.

    You are free bird now. :p

    Yes, was a bit difficult with the setup, especially moving files and converting the partitions to ext4. I prefer that over NTFS. Currently, moving files on a 5400RPM HDD, so, you know, it's frustrating.

    You are running OS in HDD?

    No. On an NVMe. Just had a few files on HDD, especially the VM's VDIs. Was a struggle backing them up and then moving them.

    Yup, VDIs are big and take lots of time to move, esp if you store them in single file like me.

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  • noob404noob404 Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @codelock said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Ssds aare getting cheaper 😎

    Not for larger storage, like 4TB

    SSD prices are okay for upto 1 TB.

    Thanked by 1Beniskickbutt
  • noob404noob404 Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Yup, installing them one by one. But, have no experience with them yet. This is mostly applicable for GUI apps on Windows. Glad that I moved to Linux though, as most of the time for my projects I have had to use either WSL or a VM. This would be much better, I guess.

    I did use Xubuntu years ago, and did like it. But, have used Lubuntu more than Xubuntu in the past few years. Hence the choice.

    You are free bird now. :p

    Yes, was a bit difficult with the setup, especially moving files and converting the partitions to ext4. I prefer that over NTFS. Currently, moving files on a 5400RPM HDD, so, you know, it's frustrating.

    You are running OS in HDD?

    No. On an NVMe. Just had a few files on HDD, especially the VM's VDIs. Was a struggle backing them up and then moving them.

    Yup, VDIs are big and take lots of time to move, esp if you store them in single file like me.

    I just tarred the important files within each of these VDIs. They themselves were pretty large.

    Thanked by 1Beniskickbutt
  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Yah, was considering that. But, adding the price of a SATA Docking station and the electricity costs and physical space consumption, a SATA SSD seems better in the longer run.

    I thought you are looking for TBs of storage.

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @codelock said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Ssds aare getting cheaper 😎

    Not for larger storage, like 4TB

    SSD prices are okay for upto 1 TB.

    Yup, upto 1TB they are fine.

    Thanked by 1Beniskickbutt
  • noob404noob404 Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Yah, was considering that. But, adding the price of a SATA Docking station and the electricity costs and physical space consumption, a SATA SSD seems better in the longer run.

    I thought you are looking for TBs of storage.

    It's just for Media storage for the Jellyfin server running atop my Android box. So, 1TB should be enough.

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  • noob404noob404 Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @codelock said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Ssds aare getting cheaper 😎

    Not for larger storage, like 4TB

    SSD prices are okay for upto 1 TB.

    Yup, upto 1TB they are fine.

    Moreover, if you are getting an SSD 2TB or higher, I'd definitely recommend a Samsung/atleast a Crucial, not any of those cheaper brands.

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  • noob404noob404 Member

    Anyways, once the files have been properly copied and arranged, I am also planning to install and setup a tiling WM like xfwm4 on top of Lubuntu. I'd really love the tiling and snapping windows.

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:
    Good morning guys

    Good morning xpress. How's it going? Still racing the deadline?

    Morning noob. Yup, its still on, and a new project started. Have to work on that as well. :(

    Ah, good luck, dude. BTW, made the jump to Lubuntu. Working on setting up, as we speak.

    Thats great. All softwares/alternatives you used on windows available in Linux? Also try xubuntu as well if you have free time.

    Yup, installing them one by one. But, have no experience with them yet. This is mostly applicable for GUI apps on Windows. Glad that I moved to Linux though, as most of the time for my projects I have had to use either WSL or a VM. This would be much better, I guess.

    I did use Xubuntu years ago, and did like it. But, have used Lubuntu more than Xubuntu in the past few years. Hence the choice.

    You are free bird now. :p

    Yes, was a bit difficult with the setup, especially moving files and converting the partitions to ext4. I prefer that over NTFS. Currently, moving files on a 5400RPM HDD, so, you know, it's frustrating.

    You are running OS in HDD?

    No. On an NVMe. Just had a few files on HDD, especially the VM's VDIs. Was a struggle backing them up and then moving them.

    Yup, VDIs are big and take lots of time to move, esp if you store them in single file like me.

    I just tarred the important files within each of these VDIs. They themselves were pretty large.

    What do you run on those VMs?

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Yah, was considering that. But, adding the price of a SATA Docking station and the electricity costs and physical space consumption, a SATA SSD seems better in the longer run.

    I thought you are looking for TBs of storage.

    It's just for Media storage for the Jellyfin server running atop my Android box. So, 1TB should be enough.

    How do you connect that to Android box? You want to buy an external ssd?

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  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @codelock said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @noob404 said:
    For storing Media for something like Jellyfin, what would you guys recommend - 3.5" SATA HDD or NVMe?

    For large storage definitely HDDs. Price/GB.

    Ssds aare getting cheaper 😎

    Not for larger storage, like 4TB

    SSD prices are okay for upto 1 TB.

    Yup, upto 1TB they are fine.

    Moreover, if you are getting an SSD 2TB or higher, I'd definitely recommend a Samsung/atleast a Crucial, not any of those cheaper brands.

    I always prefer Samsung. I have 1Nvme, 1TB 860 evo, and 500GB portable T5.

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