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HP Microserver N40L hard drive sizes?
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<blockquote data-quote="Now Playing" data-source="post: 885757" data-attributes="member: 2381"><p>First thing to check then is whether or not you've updated BIOS, which I'd do regardless. I'd always seek to boot it from a memory stick inserted in the motherboard usb header if running Linux, OMV etc. Windows wouldn't be viable running on flash drive, it'd be too I/O intensive. A WD Red NAS drive should not cause any power or heat issues, it runs at 5900 RPM as opposed to the typical 7200 RPM desktop drive. If it takes a 6 TB I can't see any reason a 10 won't work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Now Playing, post: 885757, member: 2381"] First thing to check then is whether or not you've updated BIOS, which I'd do regardless. I'd always seek to boot it from a memory stick inserted in the motherboard usb header if running Linux, OMV etc. Windows wouldn't be viable running on flash drive, it'd be too I/O intensive. A WD Red NAS drive should not cause any power or heat issues, it runs at 5900 RPM as opposed to the typical 7200 RPM desktop drive. If it takes a 6 TB I can't see any reason a 10 won't work. [/QUOTE]
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