Re: It is safe to stop Raid being reshaped

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On 30/12/11 12:31, Mikael Abrahamsson wrote:
On Thu, 29 Dec 2011, Jeremy Thompson wrote:

I thought about this as well - I have an Enermax 450 in there right now... I'll have to look for a higher watt power supply next I guess.

Also look at how your feeds are balanced. Some PSUs have two rails, putting all drives on a single rail causes your load handling capacity to go down significantly. I recommend getting a single rail PSU as well, well above the capacity you think you need.

I made the move to a beefy single rail supply a few years ago. Wished I'd done it sooner.

I'm using two of these :

http://www.pcpower.com/power-supply/silencer-610-eps12v.html

Both machines have 6 core Phenoms with 16GB of ram.
Machine A has 15 7200RPM drives
Machine B has 10 7200RPM and 4 15000RPM Drives

The power supplies are well within limits, run cool and I've not had an issue since I upgraded to them a couple of years ago.

I do staggered spin-ups on machine B, but Machine A fires all drives at boot. They've been running in this configuration for about 4 years on these PSU's.

Regards,
Brad
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