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I think it's a very well formed question mark. What's wrong with it? Regarding FreeNAS, you have to manage it from the web interface. Use the user "root" at first, with the password you gave it during installation. Then create another user and use it to access it afterward. You should see...

You can see some results and expected ppd for the GTX 1080 in this thread : https://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=28784&start=51 Forum member Torin3 posted results for his GTX 1080 under Windows. Results under Linux should be 10-15% higher according to some FAH forum members. The GTX...

Some HP folks told me a while ago that SAS interface handles random operation better than SATA. I haven't read on the subject enough to form an educated opinion, but it probably doesn't make a big difference. I've found this site, which while being quite generic, might be of some use ...

The link for the Silverstone PSU, Corsair water cooling and Lian-Li chassis is borked : it links to the Asus motherboard. Nice chassis, although it is quite expensive. Will you put passive adhesive heatsinks on the Samsung 950 Pro?

In the NAS thread, Bozo wrote this : I contacted them late last week to get a quote for a larger NAS. Their proposal was very price competitive with comparable alternatives, but was a bit too high-end for what our company is ready to spend. Nevertheless, there was one interesting statement...

Right description. Wrong forum member.

QNAP's NAS units are typically cheaper at any given performance level. For instance, this QNAP NAS is a very powerful unit for only 1227$. You'll need to buy the 10GbE NIC separately, but there are several compatible models and you could probably get one cheap on eBay. You'd save money with...

To my knowledge, an NVidia Tesla or an Intel Phi aren't supported by the FAH client. They crazy expensive too.

You've placed glued heatsinks on the water block? Seriously?

I just want to know many ppd it can achieve with the FAH client under Linux.

The DS1515 or the DS1515+? The DS1515 is enough for your needs IMO. About the slow speed transfer limited by the gigabit port, you have four LAN ports that you can combine (link aggregation). It won't improve transfer speed from a single device, but it will allow full gigabit transfers from...

It is configured in quad channel, so it's ok. I didn't know that Linux command. Might be useful in the future. Thanks.

Oh no, not this again! At least tell me it's 4x8GB modules plus 4x16GB modules per CPU, not 6x whatever per CPU. E5-26xx all have quad channel memory, not triple channel.

If it's anything like an HP 3PAR, then you're spot on about this. We bought one two and a half years ago and there were at least twenty different part numbers, most licensing-related, on the unit's invoice.

It probably falls in the category that if you have to ask, you can't afford it. I went to a Nimble storage presentation a few weeks ago. Their most popular model, the CS300, cost in the low 100,000$ for a 12TB SAN and it's a hybrid unit. The IBM all-flash unit must cost more per TB and since...

Meanwhile, I'm using a 17" monitor with a 1280x1024 definition. I'm about the only SF member more miserable than Sedrosken, monitor-wise (although it is more by choice than lack of means; I'm waiting for a true deal on a good larger monitor).

I'm also far more interested in Polaris 10 than in either of the new NVidia cards. However, I think things will only become really interesting in ~9 months when the new graphic cards with HBM2 memory are out.

I'm trying to find ways for building an affordable yet fast and reliable high capacity NAS for my current employer. The easy button is to go with a QNAP rackmount NAS like the TVS-871U-RP, but it is still quite expensive. I'm trying to find an alternative. I thought about an HPE Proliant ML30...

I don't know about the U.S.A., but this is totally illegal here. Emotiva will never get my money. Thanks for letting us know about this.

Amazon has it in stock for 800U$.

It's already available too. About 575U$ or 735$CDN. More expensive than the 6TB and 8TB per capacity, but not outrageously so. I don't know if the holes are placed differently than on the standard drives or if they are at odd positions like on the HGST Helium drive. SATA only so far, no SAS.

I knew everything in this video, except the 35 feet from the power line on the ground. Congratulations to the Pudget Electricity company for making informative videos like this one (there are many others from them).

I'm officially jealous. I can't even convince the management to buy a development setup (servers + some networking gears). Even moddification we make on the production environment is without a net. We happen to have a rookie on a remote location with domain admin powers. Yes, he screwed up a...

Update to DSM 6.0 and change your admin password.

Step 1 : Reconsider.

BTW, if you can't find a recent firmware update for your router, replacing it with a more modern unit might save you a lot of trouble. Think about it: the 500$ you've wasted could have bought a damn nice router.

I'm with Ddrueding on this. Except for the updates part; Windows 10 is bad on this regard, but not this bad. Just to be on the safe side, if you have Windows 10, verify that your Windows Updates aren't set to spread the updates on your LAN and on the Internet. The bastards at Redmond...

Wow, it's pretty much you, with make-up, different hair and a smaller body.

Complicated doesn't mean stupid. Trying to land on a ship might not be ideal, but it's way better than just giving up and trashing a rocket that doesn't have enough fuel to make the trip back to land on solid ground.

Last time I've used one of those was 3 years ago and the display's response time was as slow as molasse in the heart of a Siberian winter.

I use Adblock Latitude with Pale Moon 64-bit. It isn't listed on the table of vulnerabilities, but it certainly doesn't mean it isn't vulnerable. This isn't comforting.

Never heard of it before. Will try. Thanks.

Average Joe down the street would only need half as many panels since his neighborhood average is half Dave's consumption. So the payback for someone else with normal electrical usage would probably be 12 to 15 years since there are fixed cost to installing a solar system (like mod to the house...

It must be a very sad work place.

Handruin posted it in the "Something Random" thread at 12:26pm Eastern Time, although it might be more appropriate in this section of the forum. I guess reading that users placed critical data in a storage space designated for temporary work really put a smile on anyone here administering a...

In our case, an Exchange Server CAL cost more than 50$, plus the antivirus license and the space it takes... It's preferable to save the former employee's email into a .pst file and put it in a secured folder on slow storage.

I've further trimmed down the databases and once defragmented, they now occupy 319GB, 315GB and 88GB respectively. Two are still over the 200GB-250GB recommended maximum size, but not as much as it would worry me. I now have a little over half of the data drive in free space. In the...

We should ask DDrueding's wife what's the Г nationality.

Pat Kennedy gave the Dude his two seconds of glory by mentioning him in his most recent article. Unfortunately for the STH editor, he wasn't lucky enough to get an UltraStar He8 when he opened his My Book 8TB.

About the calibration, the PF I linked specifies a DeltaE of less than 3.

I prefer no screen filters. An intimidating gaze against spying eyes is what works best.

According to the datasheet, it weights only 9.4Kg without the stand but it is a VESA 200mm compatible. VESA 200x200 articulated arms are sgnificantly more expensive than those made for VESA 100x100 monitors. I'm aware of the adapter plates, but I've never tried those and I'm not sure how well...

I've seen similar cables from another manufacturer (probably Panduit) for the past two years at least. The cable lenght is slightly slower than regular diameter cables, or at least it was for the cables I've seen (it's CAT6 for something like 270' instead of 330' IIRC). For pre-made cables...

I've checked the flights from Québec city to Chicago and if I had to visit this year, I would certainly arrive at Midway rather than South Bend. I would save over 560$ for the in-out ticket and the flight would take 3 hours less. Plus, the direct link to the metro/train line makes it a no...

What about Chicago Midway International airport? I'll probably visit Chicago one day. I plan to do it by train rather than by plane, but I haven't decided yet since it won't be this year.

Portland, Oregon, or Portland, Maine?

Nope That's what I do too. I also avoid touching the connectors when handling cards or RAM sticks. I generally hold them by the PCB side. When you manipulate a lot of electronic hardware, caring about E.S.D. in the way you handle stuff does make a difference in the amount of defective...

They won't pay for anything. Now that the system is somewhat fixed for the foreseeable future (next year or so), they won't spend a dime on it. Hopefully, it will be someone else's problem by then.

Oh well. My english-speaking sample is quite limited, so I'll trust you guys on this. There must be a ton of other things I don't pronounce like you guys anyway, not being a native english speaker.

Speaking about mistakes, can I mention his outrageous lack of E.S.D. procedure? I mean, he handles a motherboard like it's a plastic board and throws it on foam inside a cartoon box. Damn! I would never buy stuff from this guy.