The Nvme SSD to PCI-e adapters have a blue led at the top.
Which gives an interesting optical effect behind the plastic sheets from
an old, broken laptop display.
It looks like 18 x 2 = 36 leds.
18 x Optane
OS = Linux Mint 20 Mate
I built this PC to find out if I could set up a RAID 0 array out of 18 Optane 16Gb nvme SSD's.
Well, I did, but the read and write speed was not very exiting.
The best result came from a RAID 0 arrray of 11 disks:
Read: 3.2 GB/s
Write: 1.5 GB/s
Access time: 0.01 ms
Then I made a second RAID 0 array from 6 disks for more storage.
The 18:th Optane only contains the boot loader.
Build cost is $ 270 ( plus CPU which I had before, it's actually a 7500T )
I built this PC to find out if I could set up a RAID 0 array out of 18 Optane 16Gb nvme SSD's.
Well, I did, but the read and write speed was not very exiting.
The best result came from a RAID 0 arrray of 11 disks:
Read: 3.2 GB/s
Write: 1.5 GB/s
Access time: 0.01 ms
Then I made a second RAID 0 array from 6 disks for more storage.
The 18:th Optane only contains the boot loader.
Build cost is $ 270 ( plus CPU which I had before, it's actually a 7500T )
Color(s): Black Blue
RGB Lighting? No
Theme: none
Cooling: Air Cooling
Size: ATX
Type: General Build
Contests
This build participated in 1 contest.
| Rank | Contest | Date |
|---|---|---|
| #101 | Build of the Month - October 2020 | ended |
Hardware
CPU
$ 70.00
Motherboard
$ 209.99
Memory
$ 662.86
Graphics
$ 1.00
Storage
$ 179.82
Cooling
$ 25.00
Estimated total value of this build:
$ 1,233.49
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