@@kristof9497 You're very welcome! Happy wife, happy life! Lol

@@malthehansen7915 Wow! Thank you very much for the kind words!

They're primarily intended to be used in massive enterprise arrays where the speed of each individual drive doesn't matter mas much as the storage capacity. Since they're typically in some form of a RAID, speed isn't much of an issue for large scale storage.

@@de0xyrib0se The goal was no permenant cutting and such.

@@MACMASTER01 You're very welcome! The only real catch is that the fan speeds will stay at that RPM the whole time independent of load. So, you just have to build into it what you think the 'sweet spot' RPM is so it'll never overheat. I'm wanting to make a similar video soon using RACADM where you can upload a script to the server and actually have a customizable RPM profile based on temp.

@@Michael-it6gb Totally depends on the model. There are crap WD models, crap Seagate models, crap Hitachis, on and on. If you've been buying cheap Seagates, yeah. That's just like buying cheap WDs. Check out Backblaze.com and you can see the wide variances in long term reliability based upon specific model.

@@catalinmanea2151 You're very welcome, and thank you for the kind words

If it's already making bad noise and especially to the point you can feel it, it's likely toast. If you can catch the very early where you're just barely noticing a change in the sound, they can usually be saved. If those specific Lian Li fans are re-oilable, doing so would maybe buy you a couple hundred hours of operation at best.

Can I send you a video that explains the issue?

@Logobgo Not an Intel adapter then.

@@twinprimeable Correct! In hindsight I wish I expanded on it a bit more. The issue lies with two things wanting overall control and to manage housekeeping (ZFS vs RAID) at the same time. In HBA mode (IT mode) the controller simply passes all information to the OS and lets ZFS work its magic.

@@SylenceIsbliss Yup! It's what happens when people claim to think on their own and not blindly believe what they're told, yet don't even follow through and end up blindly believing others. 🤣

@@1SqueakyWheel It does any type of wire and up to six different cuts for insulation and grounding

@@thedesk954 🤣🤣

🤣🤣 These have to get cranked out quick. For replacing the seemingly neverending connections on reactor undervessels.

Thank you for the kind words!!

Australian shock diamonds?

He said what he said. 💁‍♂

@@prashant8665 Thank you for the kind words!!

@@e.k.4203 You hit the nail on the head and highlighted how what you believe is incorrect. It's not that we wouldn't know how, it's that the tooling and all of the equipment is GONE and now OLD and USELESS. Attempting to rebuild another Saturn V is POINTLESS and nowhere near capable of what is needed. Why spend BILLIONS just to build an antiquated insufficient, inefficient, useless infrastucture that would accomplish nothing? Yes, trying to build more model Ts is POINTLESS. You being emotionally compelled to call it an "excuse" would be the same as saying airplanes hitting the towers is "aN eXcUsE". 🙄

@@jbonn5365 lol oh i've lost so many screwdrivers over the years. All I use now is just cheap ones from my automotive toolboxes.

@Warning56kb haha! I get it! My comment was just to be funny! Nice video overall. I dont have any of the T series Dell servers, but I have a couple r610's (used to be my proxmox cluster), an r510 (previously my main trunas server but will now be a backup trunas server), an r720xd (as my main trunas server now), and an r210ii as my opnsense server. They've all treated me really well!

@@jbonn5365 Nice! I still have a few videos I need to make covering the other servers. Also have a couple of other Poweredges... two R710's and an R630 and R640. The poor R710s have just been sitting to the side unplugged for months now. Once I started running into issues with driver comparability and the lack of certain instruction sets on the CPUs I had to retire them. Moved firewall duty from a Lenovo M720q to an HPE Dl20 Gen9 as well. I can't leave things alone lol.

No, it's not 'theory' in the sense ypur emotions compel you to believe. Educate yourself and beyond that of a 2nd grader and -learn- what 'theory' even means in the scienctific context. It's far, far from just "a guess". 😉 Numerous probes were sent and continue to be sent through it and measure the intensities. This was theory 80 years ago.

@Warning56kb Think about it in the 1960s. We weren't supposedly to the moon, and in 84 years no Base on the moon.Wow what's that all about?It's all fake, nobody's leaving the Earth.God has built a barrier over the e and it's called the ferment When you look at the northern skies. It's as water because that's what it is. Water over the Earth wake up wake up, there's no aliens It's just human. Achievement, but just like the dead before the flood, they defiled themselves with birds with animals. With fish in the sea as in You know chapter seven verse five daily files themselves with animals with the beasts of the fields with fish in the sea and they come up with monsters that Devour themselves like today with. Genetic testing. Well, you know, like 3 to 5000 years ago. Do you know what your action was? It was called the filed They defiled themselves. You got the jazz.My phone isn't working.Well look it up and you say that's what they were doing before the flood And here we are today that's telling you that the day of the lord is coming soon

Yes, because people and congress complained about "wAsTeD mOniE!!!", so NASAs budget was stripped. NASAs budget used to be 4% of the federal budget. After being stripped it dropped to just 0.4%. That's why. People and politicians like you thought it was stupid we went, so they took away the budget. This has nothing to do with Noah. 🙄

I honestly haven't tried it, but in theory the changes made by Rufus should be retained in the WIM file.

Just like planes hitting the towers is an "excuse". 🙄🙄🙄

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Now you're flat out making up stores that have ZERO evidence.

@@nxxxxxs What's the motherboard model?

It does that to initialize the settings.

@@draraist That's if redundancy isn't needed for an at home environment that's not high availability. That's what PSU redundancy is for... to compliment high availability. This is casual homelabbing we're talking about.

I love the idea of combining it with other hobbies!

Most likely it's not an Intel adapter and maybe a Broadcom or Realtek chipset.

Thank you for the kind words! A few of the connections close by have been replaced with DACs as well as the link between the 10Gb switch and the firewall. The extremely low latency of DACs is impressive.

And thank you very much.

They lost the first copy. Many other copies still exist.

@@sp00nz64 Thank you for the kind words, and good luck!

@@thatchanguy Glad it was able to help you! Cheers!

@@ProfessorChud88You could be depending on how much evidence was left.

It can help increase the speed of your WiFi connection if it's being shared with a bunch of other clients.

@@videoenjoyer332 Exactly!

It sounds like you might have a sealed fan that's not able to be relubricated.

You're right! It continues to function normally, but!, Windows update will see that you're not using compatible hardware and won't push the next large feature update, making you reinstall using Rufus if you want it.

@@AdamuDNA Exactly! It's as if people believe the information just... disappeared, never to be ever known again lol