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Be aware that doing it like this, the traffic from the VPS to your home will be unencrypted.

The issue is that’s it’s too late… I already have my NAS. The only things I can optimize are the disks

Thanks, yes, I’m interested in the SSDs models!

Ok thanks!

Indeed, I haven’t thought about the W/TB. This is definitely something I’ll to consider, thanks!

With what I saw with me current HDDs I wouldn’t have though smaller HDD would be the most power efficient. And now I understand better why sometimes I read HDD can be more efficient than SSD.

Any brands/models you would recommend?

Just when I started experimenting with Compose-navigations…

Thanks for reporting!

Thanks, this is really efficient. I now have good hopes that changing my PSU should bring me closer to this

This is amazing, thank you!

And now this confirms that my current PSU is terrible…

I planned to share it with my family. As I won’t be the only user, this is not ideal. Besides I run automatic backup and planned to also store them in the NAS. So again if it’s off half the time, this is not ideal.

Indeed, this seems to be the issue!

I’ve checked the PX-450 but it seems to be out of stock…

I’ll do more searches about PSU, thanks!

Thanks I’ll check this

Yes definitely. This is just that it was my first time assembling a PC. I had a bit of a hard time and I am not in a hurry to disassemble it 😅

That may change in a couple of days thought

I’m going to try to unplug these. But even if I remove 20W from the 2 HDDs, there are still 25W which seem a lot

I don’t know much about hardware. I used these suggestions: https://forums.serverbuilds.net/t/guide-nas-killer-6-0-ddr4-is-finally-cheap/13956

I built a NAS where I can put 6 HDDs, there are enough plugs on the PSU.

Do you think the PSU is the issue?

Thanks that would be cool. Also if you can tell me if this is a NUC or something larger.

I guess I’ll do this if I don’t find a way to reduce the power consumption

Unfortunately this is idling after boot. While booting it jumps to 70W and I haven’t seen it go below 45W idling…

I’m using an EVGA 500 W1