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I've never been married and at my age, I'm sure I never will.

Last time I went to a wedding was in 1981 or 1982. I only remember that wine was free.

Replacing the fan will of course void the warranty. Any tempering of the internal components will.

Found : https://sourceforge.net/projects/tlpd/

Is there a tool I could run to list all the files with a larger than allowed filename on a given volume? I must move a large folder containing several thousand files with filenames exceeding the 255 characters limit on a Windows volume. The manager of the company responsible for this folder...

Today, I've received an e-mail asking us (the IT team I supervise) that it was paramount that find the PST file (e-mails) that a former employee, gone for at least 6 months, has saved "on the network". "The network" has a few millions files, more than 30 servers, 5 offices on separated...

If the baby has learned to walk, then it is a tad late to become a roll model. A walk model is more appropriate.

Pradeep, if the ~25K ppd you actually produce are done with your new RX 480, running full time, then something is wrong. Did you forget to enter your passkey in the client config? You should produce ten times more points than this.

The GTX 1060 is about half a GTX 1080. Since the GTX 1080 yields between 700K and 800K ppd, I expect the GTX 1060 to give almost 400K ppd. This is more than the RX 480, according to the reports I've read.

For your next build, if you again want an SFX power supply, you should consider the Corsair SF600 over the Silverstone model. It is much better and cheaper too.

Was the frame in chromoly? It was very popular in those years. Regarding the weight, I used to chose bike that were the heaviest possible. The reasoning behind this is that I rarely went for a long ride and that I used bike riding as a leg training. So the heavier the bike was, the harder it...

Maybe they sent you the package they received from Lunarmist? That spool of wires sure travels a lot.

So I've had more info on my deceased co-worker today. She died two days after the birth of her second daughter (who is fine BTW). She was home and complained about stomach pain. They went (her and her family) to the hospital and then something (no idea) went wrong and she passed away...

It is one way to put it. Explaining in more details would derail the thread. It is a term that manages to be both pompous and ignorant. It shouldn't exist and the fact that it has been accepted officially as an english word just confirms that whatever language authority english has is a total...

You used the aweful word "connoisseur", which shouldn't even be considered a word and which I despise. Otherwise, the review is helpful. I read the specifications and at a bit more than 14Kg, considering its size, it is true that lifting the monitor in order to plug USB cables can be...

And apes do it all by themselves in the jungle. Doesn't mean it's recommended.

Did you buy them already, or you're planning to? Apparently, the RX 480 yields around 300K ppd with the FAH client. About the same as a GTX 970. Half of a GTX 1070 (but also much more affordable).

Dave will only include a squeegee if it's made by Dyson and cost 300$.

I've learned a very sad news earlier this afternoon. One of my young collegue died during childbirth earlier this week. She was a lovely woman and everyone at the office was very fund of her. I wasn't particularly close to her, but enough to know what a great human being she was. I don't...

I assume you'll run the client under Windows? I'm eager to see the results. My next system will be Linux only. I'm worried about the stability of the AMD drivers for the FAH client under Linux. I hesitate between the RX 480 and the GTX 1070. Both are scarse and overpriced at the moment...

So, anything happened to resolve your issue? Did they access remotely your NAS to check what's wrong?

I've seen the He10 part numbers float around at some stores, but no one has it in stock yet North of the border.

Converting currency to U$ equivalent, the cheapest He8 I can find is ~505U$, but it's a SAS 12G model. The SATA 6G are all above 600U$. Meanwhile, most stores sell the ST10000NM0016 for slightly more than 620U$, but I've found two or three online stores (reputable ones, not shaddy unknown...

I buy HP ZBook 15 G3 to employees at the office. One with a 4K display and a 512GB PCI-E SSD will cost you 900$ more than that Asus consumer laptop, but the CPU will be more capable and it wll be globally studier. Of course, that may very well be out of your budget. We only bought one...

Sorry for your lost. You could share more about this in a thread in the Pub & Brewery if you want.

...on ALL of the 10TB drives??? How many did you buy? Did you have a Ddrueding moment? Regarding Seagate, I think their consumer drives are shit, but their enterprise drives are ok. If they were that bad, HP, Dell and others wouldn't put them in their servers with a rebranded sticker. There...

Both are easily available here. The Seagate 10TB cost slightly less than the HGST 8TB. At least here.

We have the same upload speed. You have almost 20 times my download speed though.

Thanks for the comments. To mubs: I was quite relieved when I reached the top. I was not completely exhausted, but I thought I was the last person left on the mountain ( I crossed a group of 3 young men on the way down, but I didn't know that back when I was on the the summit). I was glad...

I'm in vacation this week and today, I improvised a trip to climb a moderate summit not too far from here. It culminates at 1048m and you have to climb around 800m to arrive there. It's quite windy at the top. Took me 4 hours overall to climb and get back. There are 3 summits, the highest...

Available any day now at RamCity. They ship worldwide. Looking at the specifications, it should be the fastest consumer drive on the market. It dissipates even more wattage than the 950 Pro, so it will need passive heatsinks on it too. I don't know if RamCity is any good though. Perhaps our...

So the mecanical drives limit the performance of the NAS. What are those drives? You wrote they were 8TB, but I missed the model. If they are WD Red (not Pro) or Green, then it's plausible. If they are something like Seagate Enterprise NAS drives, then it's weird.

But we're mid 2016 and the high-end process is still 14nm. Even Intel's upcoming CPU (Kaby Lake) will be made with a 14nm process. The one after that, not due before the end of 2017 (Canon Lake IIRC) will use 10nm traces. Intel is moving to a 3-generations-per-process schedule, which means it...

Read this "news" report. Impossible. I wish it would happen, but it won't. 7nm process CPU design, ready to ship by 2018...nope. At least not from AMD. Sounds like a rumor started by someone who've just bought AMD stocks. I've almost posted it in the Pub & Brewery.

You could try to contact QNAP's tech support.

Too bad you can't run iperf on the NAS. You could know for sure if it's network-related or if it's the NAS which is limiting your results.

Be sure to read this article. Particularly this page and the next. I know because I almost bought the very same enclosure yesterday and I've searched for reviews about it. I remembered that it was a good case, but didn't remember all the specifics. I might buy a Silverstone RVZ02 instead.

Something isn't right. It should be close to twice as fast in writes and 1.5x faster in reads. Is AES on or off? That could explain it.

You're like Lucky Luke: you pull the trigger faster than your shadow (regarding purchasing stuff). You spotted it before or after I linked it in this thread? I'm curious how much data it can read/write in sequential transfers thru the 10G ports. Even fully populated, it won't saturate the...

Speed-wise, probably. There's no reason they wouldn't equal or even surpass (albeit just a little) the HGST He drives. Regarding reliability, it's too soon to tell. Seagate, however, doesn't have a track record as good as HGST on that front. I'd still buy those, mainly because they are...

I learn new words and expression on a daily basis with you, Lunar.

Annapurma is in Nepal, not Armenia. It won't saturate a 10G port and it certainly won't equal an i7 for sustained iops in random access workloads. However, unless I'm mistaken, you plan to put mecanical drives into your NAS, so those will be the bottleneck, not the NAS processor. If you'd fill...

Yes. It is well documented in several reviews that the 950 Pro throttles due to over-heating during high activity tasks. It's 7W to dissipate on a very small surface area. Just do a Google search. It will be obvious soon.

Supposedly confirmed, but not officially by AMD itself, AMD will launch a 32-core/64-thread server CPU next year (that was already widely known). The chip will dissipate up to 180W and will integrate a 16x10GbE controller. Hopefully, it will arrive in early 2017, but no precise timeframe other...

The QNAP TS-831X-16G would be plenty fast and includes 2 10G SFP+ ports. It's half the price of the TVS-EC1080-E3-8G. 8 bays instead of 10, but with 8TB and 10TB drives available, you shouldn't fall short on storage space.

Regarding the QNAP NAS you've linked, it's very good for the price, but unless you plan to use it for a mid-size office or use it to run VMs, it is probably overkill. It is the kind of unit I'd use for my companie's need and we have more than 200 employees.

Yes. It is the purpose of a NAS.

I've had a Cree light bulb who died late last week. It was about two years old. I'm a little disappointed.

While the 950 Pro should benefit from a few passive heatsinks (because it has none), I don't see how those would make a measurable difference for the GTX 1080. The reference heatsink already is way more efficient than the sticky heatsinks. It's also more than enough to keep the card cool and...

Makes sense. I'd still like to benchmark the two different configurations though. Just to see how much they try to fill their potential customers. I might buy a few drives on eBay later this summer in order to compare.