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It's A Digital Disease!

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/UnderTheRubble on 2024-08-27 23:18:20.

Hi all. So I have a DIY NAS running. For month it was having issues with disk failing (two in particular) and having to rebuild party, one disk would also switch from 6GBPS to 1/3GBPS randomly.

I first thought it was an issue with the HBA card, then an issue with the disks, but I swapped out the PSU and I have been running smoothly, and more quickly, ever since. Its been so nice, previously, the server felt like I was walking on egg shells, and I didn't know why for a long time.

What led me to replacing the PSU was the strange start stopping sound I noticed one day coming from the server, and then checking the attributes on the disk.

All my disks give a PASSED on their SMART, but... two of my disks have a power cycle count of, and it pains me to say: 3300 and 880.... Of course, these are the two disks that I was having to rebuild. I still don't quite know what the PSU was doing that made this happen. The two disks in Scrutiny are reporting as FAILED because of a high Command Time-out, but I would imagine this wouldn't be happening anymore now that the issue is resolved?

I guess my question is where should I go from here? Are these drives seriously in trouble?

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