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Today we are pleased to announce the general availability of Unraid Server OS 6.4.0. This release marks a major step forward in security for Unraid, but there's more than just that to talk about…

Today we are formally announcing the general availability of Unraid Server OS version 6.3. For a full debrief, we encourage you to review the announcement post in our forums. This release primarily contains critical security and bug fixes, so users are encouraged to upgrade as soon as possible.

Today we are pleased to announce the availability of Unraid 6.2. This release includes many quality-of-life improvements to the OS, additional hardware support, and a bunch of new features. Here's a complete breakdown of everything that we've added to the OS.

Ever wonder what kind of gaming rig you could build with $30,000? Nope, neither did we, but Linus Sebastian of LinusTechTips sure did. Near the end of 2015, we worked with Linus on a number of videos that incorporated the use of Unraid. These projects were a blast and we had a ton of fun working on them.

If you missed the last LinusTechTips video that featured Unraid, you'll want to check it out, but he recently published another one showcasing how Unraid helped him achieve 10gbps throughput over SMB on his Storinator from 45drives.

Linus Sebastian provides content to his audience (nearly 2 million youtube subscribers) in various forms: hardware reviews/unboxings, news analysis, build guides, and much more. After the release of Unraid 6, we reached out to Linus to see if he had any interest in demonstrating some of our capabilities in one of his shows.

A unique and powerful use-case for Unraid is in its ability to combine the capabilities of a powerful gaming rig with a storage server. In today's blog post, we wanted to cover this use-case and discuss the ever-so-important elephant in the room: what is performance like?