Marcus Fenix
Innovator
Hi Guys,
Just came to figure out the beauty of RSS feeds(too damn late.......I know
) and automating torrent downloads.
Now I have a dedicated headless mini-ITX box in a CM Elite 130 chassis running full Windows 10 Pro on a config of fanless Intel J2405 quad core 1.5 GHz /8 GB DDR3 RAM with 2x8 TB WD Red in RAID 1, 2 TB Samsung PM863 and 250 GB Samsung 860 Evo as boot drive. This PC serves as a file server which I access from other devices on the wifi via SMB protocol (shared drives)
What I am planning to do is to run a system during working hours when I am in office to download torrents and I am not too keen on running the above machine too much after I lost a 4 TB WD Red and the storage is the most expensive part of that PC.
So I was reading up on the Raspberry Pi as my plan is to use that with a 64 GB MicroSD/Pen drive to serve as a scratch always on downloader. I will move the files to the main file server once every day.
Is this a feasible approach ? Are any of you guys using a similar configuration?
Any suggestions guys?
Just came to figure out the beauty of RSS feeds(too damn late.......I know

Now I have a dedicated headless mini-ITX box in a CM Elite 130 chassis running full Windows 10 Pro on a config of fanless Intel J2405 quad core 1.5 GHz /8 GB DDR3 RAM with 2x8 TB WD Red in RAID 1, 2 TB Samsung PM863 and 250 GB Samsung 860 Evo as boot drive. This PC serves as a file server which I access from other devices on the wifi via SMB protocol (shared drives)
What I am planning to do is to run a system during working hours when I am in office to download torrents and I am not too keen on running the above machine too much after I lost a 4 TB WD Red and the storage is the most expensive part of that PC.
So I was reading up on the Raspberry Pi as my plan is to use that with a 64 GB MicroSD/Pen drive to serve as a scratch always on downloader. I will move the files to the main file server once every day.
Is this a feasible approach ? Are any of you guys using a similar configuration?
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Any suggestions guys?
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