The moment I saw that ancient Transcend pendrive, I understood you are a pro. Your setup looks cool, however I wouldn't put that inverter and battery in such a room
@@shivanshuupadhyayy674 Intel core 13900k is a good processor which should be available around 50k. It's got 24 cores, and for the price is offers more value as compared to AMD nowadays which have become overpriced. It also has inbuilt graphics so after a few years in case you would want to use it for a NAS, you can. Xeon processor motherboards aren't easily available and they cost a lot so that why I wouldn't recommend it for office use.
Just finished upgrading my HP Z440 to nvme.2, updated the BIOS & replaced the graphics card with a GTX 1080 and there’s no way I could have done it without you! Thank you sir.
For example, if I am building an NAS server to run movies, music at home etc, how will I be able to play it ? on the browser alone or will I have to go to the media player and enter the IP details and do it? I am very new to this concept. Very well explained and very informative video. Like your tone and voice. Thank You.
You'll access files through file browsing apps of your smartphone or file explorer in windows computers. Initially you'll need to add IP address and credentials to access data on NAS but these details can be saved so you won't need to provide these every time you need to access data. Glad you liked the video and thanks for your appreciation!
Bro, you explained everything except the title "why you need a nas server". Let us know. Also, where did you get Arctic fans? They are out of stock everywhere.
You need NAS server for storing large amounts of data and preventing data loss due to hard drive failure by using RAID configuration which is crucial for storing precious data. NAS is also helpful for streaming movies and music to multiple users in a home, which saves money because you no longer need cloud services. Title is self explanatory once you watch the full video. Actic fans were in stock a few months ago. Keep checking them regularly in case they are restocked. Sadly Indians aren't aware about the quality of Arctic fans, that's why they don't sell well. Noctua is another premium fan manufacturer along with Silverstone.
Can you elaborate the use cases for NAS ? This seems a very niche, exciting but expensive hobby/interest to explore. Components can be expensive depending upon scalability. Also, an ultra low budget experimental setup detail would be quite helpful. Thanks in advance. Cheers for the video.
An average Joe use case could be media consumption and personal storage over the network. I can think of streaming movies over the network. What role would the internet speed, router, device types and topography play in the setup ?
You need NAS server for storing large amounts of data and preventing data loss due to hard drive failure by using RAID configuration which is crucial for storing precious data. NAS is also helpful for streaming movies and music to multiple users in a home, which saves money because you no longer need cloud services. You can use older PC components for NAS too, this will save some money but yes hard drives cost a lot, especially larger sized ones. You can even use a computer as a NAS but electricity bills would be much higher in that case. You don't need internet for NAS, as long as all devices are connected on LAN, you can access your files. Just use a gigabit switch with cat 6 Ethernet cables, network cards are always gigabit nowadays. Wi-Fi speeds will be dependent on your router and mobile's WI-FI standard.
Motherboard ke BIOS mein WOL ko enable karlo, fir WOL ke packets send karne ke liye koi app download karlo apne mobile ke liye, uspe computer ya server jispe aapne WOL functionality enable kari hai uska IP address daalke configuration karlo.
![Yailin La Mas Viral, @kreizyk.official - Dale 2 (Remix) [Video Oficial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JaYHBzgqz94/mqdefault.jpg)
Links for buying:
~~~Hard Drives~~~
~~~Red Plus~~~
2TB amzn.to/3KCPKLt
4TB amzn.to/3rK0ZLi
6TB amzn.to/43MTyAi
8TB amzn.to/3OsYypo
10TB amzn.to/43H243Y
12TB amzn.to/4771e37
14TB amzn.to/43H25F4
~~~Ultrastar Helium~~~
6TB amzn.to/3YaI3S1
8TB amzn.to/43HHpws
12TB amzn.to/3O9Etmz
16TB amzn.to/44HoX8C
18TB amzn.to/3Y8Q8qi
~~~SSD~~~
~~m.2 NVMe~~
~Blue~
250 GB amzn.to/3smgnKd
500 GB amzn.to/3CSmD14
1 TB amzn.to/3iQK8zp
~Black~
500 GB amzn.to/3k3I7zg
1 TB amzn.to/3CXADXw
2 TB amzn.to/2XA22yo
~~m.2 SATA~~
~Green~
120 GB amzn.to/3m6cJD2
240 GB amzn.to/3iOcYAx
~Blue~
250 GB amzn.to/3g9yXQL
500 GB amzn.to/3jYpcG5
1 TB amzn.to/3yUgjDT
2.5' SATA
~Green~
240 GB amzn.to/3jXNSi5
~Blue~
1 TB amzn.to/3D4aWVc
~~~NAS Cabinet~~~
Fractal Design amzn.to/3K9j4ZJ
Thermaltake amzn.to/3pXveOx
Phanteks amzn.to/3O835wc
~~~CPU Coolers~~~
Noctua NH-D15 Chromax Black amzn.to/2PfUmNn
Deepcool Gammaxx 400 Pro amzn.to/3a4cgus
Cooler Master Hyper H410R RGB amzn.to/391zCjP
Ant Esports ICE-C612 RGB amzn.to/3pUA4XF
~~~Processors~~~
~~~Intel Core i9 Xeon~~~
18 Core 10980XE amzn.to/3QvDJLB
14 Core 10940X amzn.to/44FeSZD
10 Core 10900X amzn.to/3Dt1bkI
12 Core 10920X amzn.to/44Ffmip
16 Core 7960X amzn.to/452BROo
~~~Motherboards (LGA 2066)~~~
ASUS WS X299 SAGE amzn.to/3q4AnUW
ASUS Prime X299 amzn.to/3Ot1MZU
ASUS Prime X299-A II amzn.to/46ZUeoV
~~~RAM~~~
~~~Non-ECC~~~
Kingston 32GB 3600Mhz DDR4 amzn.to/3KgwaEx
Kingston 32GB 3200Mhz DDR4 amzn.to/3KeUSF6
~~~ECC~~~
Kingston 32GB DDR4 amzn.to/3q23yIf
Hynix 32GB DDR4 amzn.to/473N7M5
~~~NIC~~~
10G Intel X540 Card amzn.to/43XTVs5
~~~PSU~~~
~~Corsair 80+ Bronze~~
650W amzn.to/3lpZkmW
550W amzn.to/38MmpeA
450W amzn.to/3ePBhML
~~~Arctic Fans~~~
~~PWM PST CO~~
P14 140mm amzn.to/3hjl1mx
P12 120mm amzn.to/2V0FPF5
~~~SATA Expansion Card~~~
amzn.to/47csuxs
~~~Cables~~~
SAS SFF-8087 36 pin cable
Molex Power Splitter amzn.to/3DqugNz
SATA Power Splitter amzn.to/3OqYN4n
~~AmazonBasics RJ45 Cat 7 Ethernet~~
3 Feet amzn.to/3ercD5b
7 Feet amzn.to/3cqFFPy
10 Feet amzn.to/3vnZno3
15 Feet amzn.to/38uXrjr
25 Feet amzn.to/3ewbkSy
~~~TP-Link Gigabit Switch~~~
5-Port amzn.to/3rF6je7
8-Port amzn.to/3ckFghC
16-Port amzn.to/3ch1XTW
24-Port amzn.to/30Fpzfn
~~~Toaster NAS~~~
WD amzn.to/3DvdXzb
Synology amzn.to/3q9xbY3
Asustor amzn.to/3OuASRk
Links to other videos:
Cooler Master CPU Cooler Installation ruclips.net/video/r23XpLWYo9A/видео.html
The moment I saw that ancient Transcend pendrive, I understood you are a pro.
Your setup looks cool, however I wouldn't put that inverter and battery in such a room
Just moved that inverter outside a few weeks ago. Space was an issue, that's why I kept it inside earlier.
Awesome my favourite video
Glad you commented! After all you've waited several months for this video. So when are you building your NAS?
@@M-DIY very soon brother ek question tha muje mere school k liye ek office pc build karna h us ke liye konsa cpu processor lena sahi rahega
Budget kitna hai?
@@M-DIY brother budget ka koi issue nh I want for my Microsoft office software long lasting
@@shivanshuupadhyayy674 Intel core 13900k is a good processor which should be available around 50k. It's got 24 cores, and for the price is offers more value as compared to AMD nowadays which have become overpriced. It also has inbuilt graphics so after a few years in case you would want to use it for a NAS, you can.
Xeon processor motherboards aren't easily available and they cost a lot so that why I wouldn't recommend it for office use.
Just finished upgrading my HP Z440 to nvme.2, updated the BIOS & replaced the graphics card with a GTX 1080 and there’s no way I could have done it without you! Thank you sir.
😉
For example, if I am building an NAS server to run movies, music at home etc, how will I be able to play it ? on the browser alone or will I have to go to the media player and enter the IP details and do it? I am very new to this concept. Very well explained and very informative video. Like your tone and voice. Thank You.
You'll access files through file browsing apps of your smartphone or file explorer in windows computers. Initially you'll need to add IP address and credentials to access data on NAS but these details can be saved so you won't need to provide these every time you need to access data. Glad you liked the video and thanks for your appreciation!
Bro, you explained everything except the title "why you need a nas server". Let us know.
Also, where did you get Arctic fans? They are out of stock everywhere.
You need NAS server for storing large amounts of data and preventing data loss due to hard drive failure by using RAID configuration which is crucial for storing precious data. NAS is also helpful for streaming movies and music to multiple users in a home, which saves money because you no longer need cloud services. Title is self explanatory once you watch the full video.
Actic fans were in stock a few months ago. Keep checking them regularly in case they are restocked. Sadly Indians aren't aware about the quality of Arctic fans, that's why they don't sell well. Noctua is another premium fan manufacturer along with Silverstone.
very good & detailed video on this topic for beginners, good job bro.
Thanks bro! Many viewers were waiting from months for this video.
Sir apke dekstop pe calender ke niche ye kya show kr rha hai koi application hai kya
CPU, graphics,network aur hard drive activity ke meter hai.
Total cost for building NAS.
1-8 lakhs, depending on components and drives.
The set up looks cool bro and please cover stabilizer part also.
Stabilizer was already covered in this video: ruclips.net/video/9662bqE13MA/видео.html
kya nas server gaming la liye important hai
Nahi, bilkul nai.
Such a comprehensive and calming build video. Thank you
Can you elaborate the use cases for NAS ? This seems a very niche, exciting but expensive hobby/interest to explore. Components can be expensive depending upon scalability.
Also, an ultra low budget experimental setup detail would be quite helpful.
Thanks in advance. Cheers for the video.
An average Joe use case could be media consumption and personal storage over the network. I can think of streaming movies over the network. What role would the internet speed, router, device types and topography play in the setup ?
You need NAS server for storing large amounts of data and preventing data loss due to hard drive failure by using RAID configuration which is crucial for storing precious data. NAS is also helpful for streaming movies and music to multiple users in a home, which saves money because you no longer need cloud services.
You can use older PC components for NAS too, this will save some money but yes hard drives cost a lot, especially larger sized ones.
You can even use a computer as a NAS but electricity bills would be much higher in that case. You don't need internet for NAS, as long as all devices are connected on LAN, you can access your files. Just use a gigabit switch with cat 6 Ethernet cables, network cards are always gigabit nowadays. Wi-Fi speeds will be dependent on your router and mobile's WI-FI standard.
30:15 WOL kaise setup kare
Motherboard ke BIOS mein WOL ko enable karlo, fir WOL ke packets send karne ke liye koi app download karlo apne mobile ke liye, uspe computer ya server jispe aapne WOL functionality enable kari hai uska IP address daalke configuration karlo.
Bas itna hi mere ko laga TrueNAS ke shell terminal me kuchh code likhna hoga🤦😂. Dhanyawad Bhaiya, mai samajh nahi pa raha tha ki kaise Karu.
Looking forward to this.
Let see if all those who were asking for this video comment on this video or not! 😏