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- Asus WS x299 Sage/10G
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- i9-9980XE
- Graphics
- Radeon VII
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- Mobile Phone
@ci2own,
Thats pretty much how most people (including myself) setup their systems.
A decent sized NVMe for the system drive and one or more large HDD(s) for data/user files.
I have the following in my main dev system (MonkeyMac Pro in sig) ....
1 x Samsung 512GB NVMe for MacOS
1 x Samsung 256GB NVMe for Windows 10 (not used that much TBH)
1 x 1TB HDD, NTFS formatted and used as a shared DATA drive between MacOS (with Tuxera) and Windows
1 x 2TB HDD, NTFS for Windows 10 data/User Files
1 x 4TB HDD HFS+ formatted for MacOS Data/User Files
1 x 1TB HDD HFS+ formatted for MacOS Backups and Archives
I have a second Hackintosh system running on my LAN which is used as a Data & Media server (MonkeyMedia MAC in sig), that system uses a 64GB SSD as the System drive and two 6TB HDD's running in RAID 1 (mirror) using MacOS Software RAID. I've been running MacOS RAID 1 on that system for over six years (with gradual increases in storage capacity) and it has never failed on me
Cheers
Jay
Interesting setup!
I will do something similar, but i don't use Windows too much, i will install it on a Virtual Machine for testing purposes only.
As a server I have a Synology NAS which i guess is the best buy i ever did.
Cheers
David