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 There are some future upgrades I'm look at.
 
-- Add four 120mm Nocuta fans at the front to optimize air intake for cooling both the SAS Controller
-  as well as the eight spinners. Still have figure out how to PWM control four fans.
+- ~Add four 120mm Nocuta fans at the front to optimize air intake for cooling both the SAS Controller
+  as well as the eight spinners. Still have figure out how to PWM control four fans.~
+  I've added two front fans on the motherboard side to provide enough airflow for the passively cooled Dell Perc H200. I've 
+  also added another front fan on the harddisk side (at the top) to increase airflow across all eight HDD's. Temperatures
+  are much more stable now.
 - Add an additional mirror of two spinners for a seperate pool, maybe local Borg backups of the most
   important data.
 - Add an additional NVMe SSD. I now have an single boot volume, which is fine, but it would be more
   fault tolerant that way.
 - Add a mirror of two 2.5" SSDs to run my VM off.
 - Upgrade the 3TBs to something better (16TB, anyone?). Heck, upgrade _all_ drives to 16TB for 128TB RAW storage capacity (96TB in the current 2x RaidZ1 setup)
+  Additionally I might opt for a DAS enclosure with 4-8 more HDDs and hook these up through another SAS expander card. 
 - Fill up the RAM slots for a total of 64GB
 
 Want to build a NAS yourself or have any questions? Feel free to [drop me a line](/contact/).
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