Currently ₹1900 per month for 3TB in total, ₹800, ₹650, ₹490 for Mega, GDrive & OneDrive respectively. (All billed yearly plans)
You can get office 365 family edition 1 year subscription for around 4500 using 1000 cb coupon on amazon. That's around 375 per month. Keep in mind though mega & gdrive have more flexibility & options & gdrive especially is more stable/reliable during large amt data transfers than onedrive. Mega is also useful for downloading other stuff without being restricted as free user.
What OS do you use and are you running it off the SD card itself? Planning to tinker with the Pi4 I've got and putting Open Media Vault on it.
I have a similar setup. OMV on a pi4. Keep all the less important services there and important ones on a sff pc
How does the renewal work. You buy the same subscription the next year and it stacks?
Yes, you can stack up to 5 years on an office 365 subscription. You basically buy the key then enter it in the redeem key page while being logged in to the same office 365 main account (family edition has 1 main acc & up to 5 invite accs) you want the subscription to stack.
I don't suggest manually overclocking ryzen recent gens unless you really require it not to mention on newer gen ryzen (5xxx & later series) it gives little performance benefits. Only reason I can think of for overclocking 3400G is for some gaming performance but even there the ram overclocking would help much more.
I verify my ram overclock with running a custom prime95 blender test but if 2-3 days of few hours typical gaming on the pc run without crashes then that should be fine too. XMP profile is basically "ram manufacturer certified safe overclocking setting" so as long as you only change the speed that too below the XMP profile (like 3000 in this case for 3200 XMP profile) that is fine. Manually changing settings like voltage means going beyond the XMP profile & technically a violation of ram warranty T&C though no easy way for manufacturer to find out if it was responsible for ram failure within warranty.
For overclocking RAM its a two way step with 1st being just to turn up the speed like you did and 2nd to tighten its timings both of which can easily make it unstable if not outright put you PC on boot loop until the motherboard resets the bios. If you want to test if your RAM is 100% stable or not which seems to be crucial for your workload, you need to run a memory stress test for a few hours. Most use memtest86, I personally have used testmem 5 v0.12 with a custom config that's pretty aggressive in finding out memory errors and that saved a lot of my time.
Hey folks!
Using a better thermal paste won't have much difference in your scenario, maybe 2-3c improvement at best which might change as the fresh paste "settles in". Better quality thermal paste perform better at higher TDP as they are designed around that. At some point in the overclocking of a processor/GPU you can throw in as good thermal cooling as you can and the result will be the same because even though the heat output will be the same in watts the chip itself will heat up faster due to higher clock speed, vcore or die design, which to remind you yours is a G variant which has integrated graphics chip so it heats up faster by design.
