Starshock2002

Can now confirm that it doesn't care that some ssds are m.2 name and some are sata, it just detected all 3 and automatically put them into a pool together 🙂

Honestly that just looks like the inside of a lot of 2.5" sata ssds This is the inside of an old Samsung ssd

How similar do the drives need to be, could I use 2 sata ssds and 1 m.2 ssd (all the same capacity) in a single pool for instance? Alternatively do all the pools require at least 2 drives? Or could I make a pool from the sata drives and have the m.2 drive as a separate thing? Hadn't actually planned for this, but went to open my mini pc up and found there was a whole extra m.2 slot under the board that I didn't know about 😛 so just wondering if I can actually use it for anything

Hello. Forgive my ignorance. I'm looking to set up using a mini pc that I have laying around and i have a few options for which ram kit to use. It's currently got 16gb (2×8), but I have a 32gb(2x16) and an 8gb(2x4) kit in other systems that I could swap out for. My question is, does it make a huge difference? Would I be better off using the less or more than 16gb?