[[https://www.reddit.com/r/MINISFORUM/comments/1sb4ux1/i_found_the_real_cause_of_n_pro_data_corruption/| I Found the Real Cause of N% Pro Data Corruption (And Fixed It)]]

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also https://www.reddit.com/r/MINISFORUM/comments/1pbnql6/comment/o049oji/, configure BIOS settings:

 1. Go to Advanced -> Onboard Devices Setting -> PCI-E Port
 2. Locate the controller it's usually Dev#2 Func#1).
 3. Change Link Speed to Gen 3: Don’t leave it on Auto or Gen 4. Gen 3 is much more stable for SATA controllers and provides plenty of bandwidth for HDDs.
 4. Disable ASPM: Set it to Disabled. This prevents the PCIe link from going into low-power states, which was causing micro-disconnects that ZFS hates.
 5. You can do this for all controllers If you don't know which one is. "Dev#..".
 6. (Optional but recommended): Disable Global C-States if you still see stability issues.
 7. Results: Since applying these changes, I've run multiple scrubs and massive backups (transfers at 600+ MiB/s) with zero CKSUM errors. The system is finally rock solid..