NM790

We've had this debate before and I generally agree. The PSU is underpowered, it cannot reliably power 6 SSD's in RAID, especially not with the EMMC drive running and using the Wifi card. Not using just any drives. On the other hand, we do have people running it with efficient SSD's without using RAI

https://www.caselabs.org/coolers/low-profile-coolers - maybe check the cooler again; AXP90-X53 is okay if there's no space for another one, but the case can fit 70mm Samsung 990 Pro 1TB has a TBW of 600 TB. Which is mediocre.Crucial P310 2TB has a TBW of 440 TB, which is terrible for 2 TB SSD.Lexar

What matters the most are the TBW / MTBF. The ssd is the SN5100 QLC / TLC is a general recommendation, TLC usually lasts longer with a bigger SLC cache, hence why people recommends it. The choice of QLC here is key, cheaper with 50% more performances than any TLC you can find at this price. Even if

Maybe you'd like to take a look at SSD Lexar NM790, same price, better performance, higher life expectancy

Ah, I'm also Dutch haha. I checked again but that motherboard doesnt have PCIe 5 for the GPU, only M.2. The one below is the same one I have I made some changes to the build and came to this:PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 7 7700X 4.5 GHz 8-Core Processor €205.11 @ Amazon Nether

Oh for sure it would demolish the steam machine The rx 9060xt is so much better than the rx 7600m that is built in , has proper fsr4 support , better raytracing and 2x the vram , it can actually do entry level 1440p. I mean technically raster wise it is like RX 6600 vs RX 6800 so it makes sense Addi

The specs on this** are pretty low-end for proxmox, you're not likely to have a good experience with it - even with the upgrades. ** " Qotom Mini PC Q750G5 CPU Celeron J4125 Quad Core 2.0 Ghz 5X 2.5G LAN Ports Home Office Router Firewall - 8GB RAM 128GB SSD " A quad-core 2GHz Celeron is just not enough

I recommend any drive that uses TLC (not QLC), has a 5 year warranty and a half decent SCL or DRAM cache. The lower the cell density, the better the performance, reliability and longevity. Hence TLC (tri-level) will greatly outperform QLC (quad-level) but will cost more. Most cheap drives are going