I was asking how much space is filled on the drives not the total capacity
But I meant minimum, not maximum.
The minimum is at 100% too.
Also there are a lot of cases on the market that will support more than 6 drives but you have to buy expensive addons to able todo it. my case is similar. can support up to 7 3.5 drives but only 2 out of the box.
Windows doesnāt English lol
Also what @dje4321 said. It controls turbo afaik.
Why you wouldnāt just do that through the bios is beyond me but windows logic I guess rofl
most people dont use alot of 3.5" drives. you can get cases with 12+ 3.5" drive support but anything beyond 5-6 you should really look into some kind of NAS solution as it will produce less case heat and draw less power
its mostly for laptops where power/performance matters. Will control voltage, cpu speed and even FSB speed iirc
But itās OCed beyond the regular turbo clocks, shouldnāt that ādisableā the turbo function?
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@TheDiddilyHorror 25 3.5" drive support
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/wwW9TW/lian-li-case-pcd8000
just get a 4U server chassis, Iām sure thatāll satisfy is disk fetish.
Thereās a setting in the bios to disable turbo if you donāt enable/disable it OCing changes both the base and turbo clocks.
Would be a neat NAS case.
You have drives with more used space than the total storage in my system
they also make these if you have 5.25" bays open
I had to do this once when my intel stock cooler died. disabled turbo on the motherboard and downvolted the cpu like crazy. still didnāt help much.
I have my FX-8320E running at 4.5GHz 24/7
And I already re-did my movies rips with H265 to shave off a few gigs per file (not that it matters with 1080p anime filling up the majority of my storage).
The WD Elements are just for backups.
With the exception of my ssd all my drives are salvaged 500gb ones
Highest clocked machine I have running 24/7 is my server but only at its max turbo of 3.90Ghz, I do run my 1700 24/7 at 3.8GHz 1.35V though.