A bigger fan and a dust filter would've given it the air-purifier-credz that it emulates

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Hahaha true

@mpstein1976

5 ай бұрын

It’s that heavy you could just put in on a sponge cloth and replace it ever 6 months and filter all you want.

You are learning to lean into the haters. I love it. - truenas = you are doing it wrong - OMV = you are doing it wrong - unraid = you are doing it wrong - casaos = you are doing it wrong - windows 11 = 😮

@Romek_S

3 ай бұрын

coming next: Windows XP SP3 :D

“And really just anything else you might want to do with a desktop PC” *Shows B Roll of washing his motherboard in the sink*

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Well to be fair, it was screen capture of watching a KZread video... but yeah I thought it was funny too haha

I have watched several video guides out there by different creators regarding home labs, but this channel is the most relatable especially for beginners. For someone who grew up in Windows entirely, this one created a nice cushion for me to take a big step in exploring Linux and other home lab stuff. Please keep it up!

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Thanks! I’m glad to be of help 🙂

This looks like a great solution for a compact home media server. Should be plenty powerful to run jellyfin and navidrome off of it. Thanks for the review!

@michaeloleary6012

2 ай бұрын

This was my thought. I’m trying to setup a JellyFin server for the first time. Would this be powerful enough for being a 4k media server using JellyFin?

I really appreciate how accessible you make working on systems like this feel for most folks. I can share these with people I know who are less techy (that's probably not a real word) than I am and not have to worry about completely alienating them. Thanks!

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I might frame this comment. It’s nice to feel like you’re actually accomplishing what you’re trying to do haha. Seriously, thanks!

I have the Ryzen 5 5500U version of this AOOSTAR machine. You are correct that the fan spins at a fixed speed on the default header. I found that an 80mm Noctua fan fits pretty snug between the original fan mounting points and will stay put with 2 little gobs of bluetac or hot glue while giving way more airflow at a higher rpm. Running a pretty simple Linux desktop distro with casaOS has been stable and painless.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Nice! Good to know

@ImCannibalOfficial

4 ай бұрын

@@HardwareHaven kinda wanna see you pick up a ryzen version and pit it against the zimacube in a "price to practicality" comparison.

I've had this with n100 for almost a month. I added 32gb ram + two 4tb ultrastar hdd drives. Copes very well with many tasks. I also replaced the fan with a Noctua NF-A9x1 and I'm currently looking for a fan for the radiator because it's noisy. Great for home needs!

@bluesangel75

8 күн бұрын

i'd be interested to know which fan you are considering & if you managed to reduce noise. It's a great device but way too noisy too in my point of view

This unit also sells as T-Bao R3/Pro, I have been using the 5500U version for about six months. I've been using with Unraid for data backup and media streaming, I've also managed to get perfect hardware transcoding with Jellfin, that's a huge plus for me. For the moment I am waiting for a PCI riser cable to arrive, the HDD daughterboard uses only half of the PCI slot. I will try my luck and see if I can use an additional SATA controller card for extra storage. I've tested the internal NVMe slot with a SATA adapter, but it only worked on Windows.

Wonderful video, as usual. Thanks for all of the great content.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Thanks Collin!

unRAID’s default global temp warning is the same as for a normal spinning rust HDD. It doesn’t have the settings to set global temperature warnings based on the type of storage medium. So you’ll have to set individual temp warning settings for each SSD. Especially NVMe is built to run hot so have a look at the NVMe’s spec sheet and set your temp warnings accordingly. I typically set mine at 60°C for warning and 65°C for critical. It looks like a nice box! If it would’ve had a few more 2.5 GbE ports it would be the perfect AirPort Time Capsule replacement for those who know how to tinker a bit. Run pfSense in a VM on Proxmox and the storage as a mirrored pool. 👍

@KS-wr8ub

5 ай бұрын

I mean, the dual NICs it have still makes it a viable option for a router, but with a couple more ports most people wouldn’t need to run a separate switch and I think many are appealed by that.

Thanks. Loved the tear-down!

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Next time buy yourself 5 months of a membership, that way you get early access and such. I really appreciate the tip though 👍🏻

Content has been really improved compared to how it was before!! Great video!!

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Glad you think so! I’ve been trying to lol

@JaikrishnaAdithya

5 ай бұрын

​@@HardwareHavenDefinitely your hard work has paid off!!

This would be a gorgeous kodi box

This channel really does everything!

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Lol

I have a DIY N100 NAS machine (Asus N100 ITX mobo) and its performance for NAS/Jellyfin is amazing. Having these features in a cute little box is really amazing. I was about to buy this R1 machine on Cyber Monday, but I really wanted it to be able to handle 4 SATA drives, so I decided to wait and recently Aoostar announced a quad SATA N100 machine and let's hope it delivers a nice design. Maybe I should buy a Mini ITX case, but shipping costs are prohibitive for me. If I only would need 2 SATA drives, I would have bought this little guy.

I believe they have a 6 and 8 bay nas coming "Soon™️" and I'm really excited because it sounds like it'll be a perfect match for what I want to set up at my parents place for some remote backup

A good impartial review, as usual - well done sir! I was a bit surprised that neither version of this system were already out of stock at Amazon - if you find other places selling them, links would be appreciated.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Thanks! And I know it’s listed on Aoostars actual website for $270

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I think they’re also on AliExpress

@davidr9401

4 ай бұрын

I bought the ryzen version on aliexpress without ram and storage and the AOOStar branding for $314 including shipping at the YCSD Official Store. It arrived in just under a month. The seller was very helpful and answered all my questions.

Huh, this actually looks like the perfect little system for my needs, with minimal headache. My current NAS sits in my bedroom and it’s loud, so I’ve been looking to replace it. All I need is Jellyfin, home bridge, and file storage so yeah. Looks like I’m gonna be looking into this one a little deeper. Thanks for the video!

"I ran windows" Dude. Much respect. I just deployed a new Plex server and decided to just install it on a Windows 11 miniPC. No issues since I deployed. Sometimes the simple answers are the best answers.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Hahaha yeah. I’m curious about updates, but I think Windows is definitely overlooked and undervalued in the self hosting world.

Loving this channel so much 🤓

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Glad to hear it!

Was looking forward to this one! If anyone's wondering how i know these things. Get raid 10 and find out!

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Hahahahaha yes

A couple of 2.5" HDD's might give more airflow to help with the M.2 SSD temp issue - as long as you don't need high storage capacities...

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

For sure. I almost put some SSDs in there as well

@ImCannibalOfficial

5 ай бұрын

you could always shuck some of the 2.5" 4tb hdds out of some portable hdds.

@Hansen999

5 ай бұрын

Most M.2 have a safe operating temperature up to around 70°C according to their spec sheets. Don't know why the default is set to 45°C in UnRAID, I have changed all mine because I got tired of looking at the false warnings (and emails)

Such a great design! A dual drive enclosure and mini PC in one. My 25W Celeron J tower holding various 3.5” HDDs will soon be replaced by this format.

I like the idea with the dual bay and as a home appliance server, but wished it had 4 drive bay (instead of 2) and also rack mountable instead of the stylish case.

@moto-rambler

5 ай бұрын

$$$

@equizzix4804

5 ай бұрын

you could probably use smth like kubernetes and put to without the cases into a rack mount case, idk if that would work but it might be an idea

@KS-wr8ub

5 ай бұрын

Haha 😅 yeah that sounds nice but that’s a whole other type of product.. It’s like looking at a small hatchback and wishing it had a truck bed and 6 seats. 😂

I i were to buy this, i'd much rather go for the ryzen one. Waay more horsepower there to run a few game servers, also the dual m.2 slots kinda make it an all around better option. Sure the n100 is much cheaper but the ryzen one seems pretty well priced so if you can use the extra performance then it's a no brainer

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I don’t necessarily disagree!

thanks

Seeed Studio make the reServer, which is of a similar form factor. They use i3 & i5 mobile processors.

Doesn't appear to be available (yet) directly on Amazon UK, but might be what I'm looking for. It's a shame there doesn't appear to be an internal USB for boot purposes, and the dual m.2 as you pointed out.

You can probably get those drives out by using a pull tab made from Duct tape on the drive. Stick tape say 3" on the top of drive then hangs off 2" or so and fold 1" back on itself to cover the sticky side. That's obviously the pull tab to grab the drive and pull out.

i have a small server in an HP ProDesk 600 G4 SFF also running windows. It works pretty well as long as you take care of some unwanted windows "features" In Virtualbox i have 3 Machines running Linux to give me a Docker, a nextcloud and a Pihole. It works very stable since September when i set it up. Greetings from Germany

Great video 👍

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

Awesome Video as usual. Look forward to the next!

10W at idle without drives seems a bit high, did you activate C states in the bios?

Re-test with 2.5" SSD's (with drive adapters) and UNRaid in BTRFS (to see if power draw is lower at idle) Definitely a pretty clean looking little "NAS" with light "SERVER" capability, but the low power CPU's just can't hang for the most part Thanks for this...I have to kick myself every time I see your video's because I immediately go to "the jungle site" and click buy...but then realize I'm broke...LOL I don't think just having two NICs will allow passthru for PROXMOX because it won't have a dedicated port/ip for the webgui Keep em coming!!!!

props for the shoutout to etaprime. hes the emulation goat

Can you please do a video on how to optimise a budget nas/Plex server for lowest power draw while keeping the same performance

I'm thinking of getting one of those, but for a Truenas Scale build... perhaps that R7 5700U model instead, because I want to run a whole ton of docker containers. :P NextCloud with a ton of plugins is a resource hog, but there are some stuff that I can only find there... oh well.

Hi, you may wanna use Sunrise on the server PC with Moonlight on the client's PC instead.

I got this from AliExpress last year, but their older version with athom a300u. Would you say n100 is a big jump, upgrade?

One thing I haven't seen any video cover yet is setting up an N100 machine with Proxmox with iGPU passthrough using SR-IOV. I've seen a few posts in Chinese detailing how to do this. It should be doable to run Proxmox with a Linux VM running Jellyfin and another (possibly Windows?) VM to run games, both sharing the iGPU through SR-IOV. I'd imagine the performance wouldn't be amazing, but it should at least allow you to do game streaming and play lightweight/retro games directly from the HDMI port through one VM, while Jellyfin is serving hardware-transcoded video in a different VM, all of this with pretty inexpensive hardware.

@KS-wr8ub

5 ай бұрын

Novaspirit Tech did one recently, though not specifically the N100 but the principle should be the same. kzread.info/dash/bejne/a6ap2rZ8mKSaiZc.htmlsi=xTIKaVRZjZ2OoLgU

Great vid

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Thanks!

the reason for the idle power draw is that your NAS drives dont spin down. the OS needs to tell it. I can only hope WD drives dont ignore OS commands as long ago you could tweak the firmware.

great video, i have two old 3.5" hdd, and i hope one day i can use them for something xd (those hdd (160gb) are from my first PC litteraly 15 year ago lol)

That yellow tab is a deal-breaker if you have cats. 😂

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Hahahaha

The Aoostars are sold out on Amazon.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I believe they have stock on their site with stock for Amazon coming. I’m currently trying to confirm details and will update in a pinned comment

7:55 Oh boy, I didn't see why it would'nt work either, but installing Proxmox on this one is a real headache : v8.1 just wouldn't install, and v7.4 needed to *type in* custom X11 settings for the graphic cards to be recognized before launching the installer (no text-only intall with v7.4). Once v7.4 is installed, the update to 8.1 goes smoothly. I even managed to get ful hardware acceleration on a LXC running Jellyfin. Thanks KZread for two crucial walk-throughs

I have a different n100 mini PC and with batocera i can play up to ps2/gamecube at native. And some xbox games.

I always thought Unraid's nvme temp sensors were a bit touchy. If I recall I think I raised the temp threshold 5-10 degrees so I wasn't getting tons of notifications.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

That could be it too!

I was really planning on buying it after watching your video sadly they don't ship to my country : (

They need a 3rd version with the intel i300 8 core thingy. Double the cores would be even more helpful performance wise, but stay in the same basic power envelopes, with not lots more money spent.

@cigijelisia4251

5 ай бұрын

2BAY We won't be upgrading. 4Bay will be using the INTEL N305 CPU.

Was watching it as nas was confused why it was so expensive even more than the damn wd dual bay and asustor 4bay. And it had no much discription

Is this a good fit for the following: Thank you for the great content! 🙋🏽‍♂️ I’m looking to replace a Hikvision NVR of IP camera’s with AI capabilities. I’m looking at Coral + Frigate at the moment… I am also open to other options? Current Setup: 1X Hikvision DS-7608NI-I2/8P 8CH 1X 4TB Drive 1X 2MP PTZ 2X 4MP Turret 3X 2MP Dome 1X HDMI Monitor Goals: 1. Face and Person Recognition with Frigate or BI + Deepstack 2. iOS Push notifications with a snapshot of the event 3. Access to camera’s from HomeKit if possible 4. Below 25W of power consumption with two 4GB Skyhawk HDD 5. Hub for Home Assistant I appreciate all the help 💪🏽

I think Im going to buy both the R1 and R7. Just for shiggles and gits. Change out the HP G3 mediaserver with one. Use the other for virtual drives and home assistant. Not sure, but I'll find a use for both, justified or not.

@moto-rambler

5 ай бұрын

I have a HP G2 (i5-6500T 35W). It destroys my N100 Beelink mini pc. Those HP 1 liter mini pc's rock.

When I was taking apart my R1 to install the NVME SSD and RAM, I noticed that the motherboard in the center of the unit connects to the backplane (for the 2 sata drives) via what looks like a 4 lane PCIe connector. The motherboard has 2 of these connectors and one of them is unused. Any idea if the spare connector could be used to hook up a second m.2 NVME SSD via a PCIe to m.2 cable/connector?

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I saw the same thing, but my guess is no. I would assume that's from a similar PCB design with a different chip, or to allow that same board to fit into a different chassis. The N100 only supports 9 lanes of PCIe. 2 of those are probably already going to the NICs, with another 2 going to the NVMe. I imagine the SATA backplane is just a x1 connection. It's possible, but I can't imagine they would sacrifice performance on other used components or pay more for PCIe switches to have add functionality to an unused connector. That being said, I haven't tried so who knows haha!

Hi, if you could manage to get that Ryzen one, and compare them, I think a lot of us viewers would be thankful. 😊 Cheers! P.S. Watched a few of your old videos today, as I'm planing to reuse my old 3400G for home NAS. Kids growing too fast and I need a safer way to keep all the memories.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

If I get it I will. Odds are it will be a different system with the same or similar CPU. We’ll see! And it definitely flies by!

How did you install Unraid onto the unit as it comes with Win11 preinstalled? Can you share the key steps with me please?

Everything in one basket NO WAY !! been there done that seen this before, Nightmare. Aka. Apple Routers etc etc

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I think for non critical services it’s fine. Like playing retro games and hosting Jellyfin, sure. I wouldn’t also use it as my router though at the same time haha

@JasonsLabVideos

5 ай бұрын

yeah, light stuff.. Nothing mission critical tho !@@HardwareHaven

I'll do something similar but with a Raspberry Pi 5 running CasaOS. 🤪

I see you finally got those googly eyes. Good for you man! Lol

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

👀

tbh jellyfin is very simple on windows pc especially when you add folders from different drives

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

For sure! It was super simple

Is there some sort of dual 3.5" caddy/attachment thing to turn a dell micro into something like this?

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Are you talking about the little “1 liter” mini PCs?

@EhEhEhEINSTEIN

5 ай бұрын

@@HardwareHaven Yeah! I've always thought that a dual 3.5" bay thing in that same 1L footprint would be a perfect little 3L stackable NAS, htpc, whatever.

Hello from the Unraid newsletter

You can also usw wsl

The N100 seems to be everywhere these days, but I really don't like the single channel memory. If there was a version similar to that with dual channel memory (I realise the N100 is single channel only) I would be interested. I wonder if there's a comparable option somewhere that does include that feature.

@ImCannibalOfficial

5 ай бұрын

the Ryzen models with 5500U and 5700U both have dual channel memory.

@dktol56

5 ай бұрын

All of the N-Alder Lake CPU's are single channel RAM. Since they're just E-cores from the 12th gen, probably no technical reason why they couldn't use dual channel. Intel likely didn't want them to cannibalize sales from the higher-end, so they crippled the performance somewhat by going single channel.

How would the R7 Ryzen version compare running Plex Server since it doesn't have Quick Sync like the N100?

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I think you can use the VA API, but not sure how well it performs. It can probably software encode just fine unless you’re trying to run multiple transcodes simultaneously. I want to do more with some of the newer ryzen ships when I can.

@ImCannibalOfficial

5 ай бұрын

The Ryzen models can Decode/Encode: h265 (8 & 10bit), h264, VP8, VP9, AVC. And can Decode VC-1. The only non-supported format is AV1, which may not matter if you aren't trying to use it as a game streaming PC.

Wish things like this were available in India 🥺

#lego MY SERVER! Imagine what clever designs await the raspberry pi 5.1

I left a comment earlier mentioning that the barebones version could be sourced somewhere else, did you delete it @Hardware Haven?

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Nope KZread might've pulled it automatically, especially if it had a link. But yes, you can get it barebones from Aoostar's website!

@DSVWARE

5 ай бұрын

@@HardwareHaven thanks for confirming 👍 it's useful for non US people, as they offer international shipping in their website unlike Amazon Were you sent this one by aoostar? If you are in touch with them, do you know what can customers expect in terms of bios updates, support, etc? I bought two 5700u earlier 👍

Apple trashcan designers must be screaming Rn 😂

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Lol

Does it have any RAID option in the bios?

@cigijelisia4251

5 ай бұрын

There is no RAID setting in the R1's BIOS, so if you need to raid, you can see for yourself what soft raids are available.

Hello! I have a question, I'm building a home lab server with an e5 2680v4 and 32gb do you think it will be enough to have a MC modded server and Terraria Modded server and a RAID?

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I think that should be plenty if I had to guess! 👍🏻

What game was that on the video ?? Look nice 😊

0:50 how does he know? 🤨

Looks like the perfect living room HTPC/NAS/Plex server and no need to learn any software since it's Windows makes this accessible. My original plan was just to plug my 2 external HDDs into the USB 3.2 of a N100 mini PC, but this is only slightly more expensive and looks much nicer, probably would perform better and draw less power as well? Time to shuck a couple of drives.

personally, I don't like the feet, why not make the screws next to the feet, so you don't have to rip them off?

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

thats fair. I'll just take anything better than the normal rubber feet that fall off after opening the case up 3 times

I like mini pc Minisforum EliteMini HM80 it's time to abandon the 3.5" hdd and switch to ssd 2.5"

The R1 is a steal for 250 usd (current price), however, it's lacking two extra 3.5" drive bays I need to setup my home server.. bummer..

@cigijelisia4251

2 ай бұрын

Doesn't the R1 have two 3.5'' drive bays?

@winandd8649

2 ай бұрын

@@cigijelisia4251 Yes, but I said "two EXTRA drive bays" 😉

shame these arent available in europe

I’m trying to setup a JellyFin server for the first time. Would this be powerful enough for being a 4k media server using JellyFin?

Great little device, though i wouldnt trust the N100 as those tend to lag on windows. For linux, sure it might work. You should do a review of something like an HP Proliant DL 360 G7

Hi, great video as always fun and entertaining! I need help with a choice I'm not sure about. I have a motherboard that supports 4th gen cpu's but an i7-4770 cpu will cost me around 80$ and i have to buy ddr3 ram for around 25$ or i can get an x99 motherboard combo with a xeon e5-2670 v3 and ddr4 16gb ram for 65$. I think that the x99 is the better choice because the cpu is more powerfull that the i7 4gen, the ram is ddr4 and it will be cheaper. I want to use this system for gaming, streaming and video editing. Im gonna pair it with an rtx 2070 super. Is the x99 really the better choice?

@GhostieXV

5 ай бұрын

Yes X99 is the better option because you can carry over the card and RAM as you upgrade.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I agree

@Nothing_is_endless

5 ай бұрын

Thanks very much@@HardwareHaven @lemonhead192 !!!

High WAF factor

Could the wifi slot run a coral TPU?

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I completely forgot to see if it supports PCIe. That’s a big L on my end 🤦🏻‍♂️

@davidramsdell5052

5 ай бұрын

@@HardwareHaven no worries! I've been digging the content. I setup my first server after watching your budget unraid guide. Now I'm eyeing one of those ASRock n100 boards. Keep em coming!

The fan thing is weird. sysfan isn't controlling the bottom one. 🤔🤨

If you've ever used anything with e-cores, you'd run away from this for "daily tasks".

Nice lil' machine - too bad that you cannot get it in europe. As far as I'm concerned i see a system that ... Well ... Can be beat in terms of idle watts by diy solutions. Or even a well thought out pico psu server on a more powerful platform. If youre going to sink 30 watts at idle into a system them this doesnt really make a ton of sense. I'd rather have two external hdds plugged into an optimized n100 mini pc at that point, taking advantage of usb 3. N100s are the new pis for me nevertheless :) (and i wish i could say "despite being much more expensive")

👍

Pleeeeeeease make a Windows based beginning server.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I imagine I will. Seems like it could be fun

I don't know if talking about a 10w difference like its an issue. That's like a $12-14 a year difference.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

unless you live in places where it costs $0.50+/kWh

@Hellahard

5 ай бұрын

Which is what, Denmark? The highest in the US is around 30? I just feel if that's one of the criticisms that you're really nailing on this wouldn't be the type of unit that somebody that concerned with power would be buying.

@DanWalshTV

5 ай бұрын

Man, every time I see Europeans online worrying about minuscule power draws I really start to appreciate my $0.12/kWh here in ON, Canada lol

@vedvern

5 ай бұрын

It's $0.36/kWh in the Bay area, and goes to $0.45/kWh during peak hours

Review for a thing thats already not available as the links show within 1 hour after release of the video. And no its not because this is sold out being a huge succes.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

I believe there is supposed to be more in stock soon. I reached out to the manufacturer to see if they had details. I'll put their response in a pinned comment.

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

And I believe there's already stock on Aoostar's website.

looks like it sold out on amazon

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Bummer.. 🤦🏻‍♂️

it's expensive though.

Hello

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Hi

The design is of a router. Very smart but looks like a router

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Yep, which could be good or bad I guess lol

@GhostieXV

5 ай бұрын

Im sure it would make a great combo router nas lol

19th comment

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

CONGRATS!!! 🎊

@RazoBeckett.

5 ай бұрын

@@HardwareHaven ur welcome

this had a distinct meh flavor and was mostly for monetization - money is great and everybody needs it but next time go for something you are really excited about instead of real fake raiding it

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

It’s funny that you say that, because this is something I’ve been genuinely interested in checking out for a while now. I had the N1 pro in a shopping cart waiting for them to come back in stock for quite some time until I realized they were doing refresh. If anything seems off, I blame it on me recording the video with a sinus infection. Also this was my 3rd take at filming lol.

@shephusted2714

5 ай бұрын

@@HardwareHaven i see it as a superficial, shallow attempt and not even remotely serious honestly but that is just me

@HardwareHaven

5 ай бұрын

Frankly you can see it however you want, but that doesn’t make it true haha. And if you think it was for money, it wasn’t a good attempt. I wasn’t expecting it to perform incredibly well and that’s proven to be somewhat true. There are a lot of much easier ways to make a cash grab.