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I have a bunch of spare NVMe sticks ranging from 512GB to 2TB. What is the best way to turn them into a NAS? I could try to shove them all into a spare tower desktop using a bunch of pcie adapters but there's probably a cheaper and better way
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Anonymous
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>>109768752
>but there's probably a cheaper and better way
there isnt
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Anonymous
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>>109768752
>What is the best way to turn them into a NAS?

wipe them
sell them on ebay
purchase a NAS
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Anonymous
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>>109768752
NVMe to 2.5in SATA adapter?
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>>109768752
>but there's probably a cheaper and better way
see >>109768762
it's either that or getting a bunch of nvme-usb enclosures
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