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<h3 id="mem">How much memory SnapRAID requires to run?</h3>
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<p>
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Approximatively, the 32 bits version of SnapRAID requires 1 GiB of memory for 9 TB of data.
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The 64 bits version requires 1 GiB of memory for 7 TB of data.
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Approximatively, SnapRAID requires 1 GiB of memory for 16 TB of data.
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If you have less memory than required, the recommended option is to install more memory in the machine.
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Otherwise you have to increase the block_size option in the configuration file.
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Otherwise you have to increase the blocksize option in the configuration file.
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The memory occupation is inversely proportional at the select block_size.
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For example, using "block_size 512", instead of the default 256, halves the memory occupation.
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For example, using "blocksize 512", instead of the default 256, halves the memory occupation.
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But take care that using a bigger block size will also increase the amount of wasted space
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in the parity files.
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</p>
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