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😮🎉like the farm

Super kool 🤩

This is all CGI

yeah,you created great ,

Drkrushr!yo! very excellent done-peace out! ))

Drkrushr!Hiya!~Wow!what a top content!catch you later~

Just curious, is it possible to swap out Deepstack with CodeProject AI-Server since Deepstack is no longer supported?

It think there was an API change in DSM 9.0 and now getting: Error with configuration: 'SYNO.SurveillanceStation.VideoStream'. Any plans to update to V9.0, that would be awesome!

Nice to try, But where is Part 2?..I assume it will be about Face recognition utilizing Deepstack?

And Minecraft

Game on Roblox please

Hi did you stop development ? I sent you an email, I'm not sure if you monitor that email address. Cheers !

Thanks the detailed video. Very easy to follow along even for a beginner to Synology SS.

Great Video. This will work great and will cut down on a lot of miscellaneous motion

This looks really cool. what cameras and other hardware are you starting off with? Maybe a pick list of software and hardware to get started. Thanks

arhifisyant@gmail.com please send me the bios file. my bIOS is messed up. i ruin the card, not usable for mining now

Stupid video. Best yet.

This is not helpful at all

what software is this you're using?

NOT QUEST!!

Please change the title. No Quest or Rift.

sorry this is dumb

nascifernandes2005@gmail.com

This is not for Quest.

Speak ffs

How can I get a hold of you for some modern warfare?

josemanblan@gmail.com

romario_saru@yahoo.ro

So i have this exact SKU and Mem clock only allows 2100 in MSI AB. In Polaris, it gives two options in the drop-down for VRAM (PBE 1.6.7, VRAM options: Samsung, Hynix_2). I also have two "sets" of timing straps in PBE (1:250-1:2000; 2:400-2:2250). Honestly I'm comfortable with the bios mods myself, but have been more curious if the sku is lining up with others who have the same card (i don't know if counterfeit product or knock off) Does your bios editor look anything similar by chance? (2 drop downs for VRAM, 2 sets of timing straps) EDIT: So bios modding, it is allowing me to change the memory freq/ hoping this helps. Disregard if not certain of the other two, sorry if I wasted anyone's time.

Seriously Rob

Fastastic speed! I'm planning to build an Avaton based NAS right now. I wonder if I can go for the c2550 and save a few bucks. CIFS is a CPU hog or so I heard. Also, any reason why you configured your drives as 2 pools instead of 1 pool of 2 vdevs?

Well it was about time for some one to come along and give you your first thumbs down.

Your transfer speeds are wonderful! LOL Are you using link aggregation? Also, which do you find to perform better - the the Intel or the Marvell SATA connections? Personally I have found the onboard Intel to be slightly better but Marvell seems to be right there. Finally, with 6 drives, encryption and only 8GB of RAM, do you suffer any performance issues when streaming music or videos, etc.? Because I would have thought 16GB RAM would have been needed. Or do you think it is due to the octa cores as opposed to a 2550 with only quad cores? (UPDATE 1/17/2015) - having had a nice chat with some of the pros over at the FreeNAS forums the MOD said it works as follows - They recommend lots of RAM. The rule is at least 8GB but also at least 1GB RAM for every TB of storage you have, so you were just over slightly on the storage end. If you have less RAM than needed for your amount of storage then you should have a powerful proc to do the work BUT that scenario is likely to throw errors and cause data corruption if using ZFS. Ergo, RAM is still more important than proc in the Freenas world as far as data protection goes. I will be building a whole new rig and will either go with the ASRock C2550 or the C2750 or the SuperMicro versions and need to plan this out BEFORE I spend.the $$$..lol

What kind of speed are you getting reading from the NAS? I'm saturating my gigabit link writing to my freeNAS 9.2.1.5, but reading maxes like 45MB/s, thought i'm only running a Core2Quad 2.66ghz 8gb ram, but it SHOULD be powerful enough to sustain more than 45mb/s read... Gonna downgrade to 8.3.2 see how it turns out.

Cute!