foodmonkey 0 Posted December 14, 2018 Posted December 14, 2018 ok - so upgrading my emby server from a hard working unlocked amd to a new mobo/memory et al need some advice go i5 with a gpu or i7 with lots of memory currently running emby as a docker on rockstor so i'm thinking the i7 with more threads is going to do a better job - that's as long as emby and rockstor can take advantage of the extra threads espeacially when it comes to managing multiple streams - maybe transcoding and as a file server as well any thoughts? @
Guest asrequested Posted December 14, 2018 Posted December 14, 2018 No idea about rockstor, but what are your transcoding requirements?
foodmonkey 0 Posted December 17, 2018 Author Posted December 17, 2018 i'm assuming that emby takes advantage of a gpu whether it is native or running in a docker - but that level of abstraction must entail a performance hit - nature of the beast ive just noticed that some of the codecs in the linux world don't perform so well downstream with various hardware setups the server it self has a two channel SAS card accessing a good amount of drives - file serving tests run at about 60% of the gigabit lan connection (it's only a home server - but it has a few linux boxes accessing it) the btrfs under centos is healthy and well distributed i'm getting stutter and pixelation when under load - and i can't pin point the cause - i'm thinking old amd that has been unlocked to quad core and not enought memory and no gpu assistance so do what IBM used to do with their mainframes - throw some more iron at it and the emby experiemce is a lot different under linux than it is windows - but hey - i use elementaryOS and that probably ostracises me from most forums
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