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This is my experience with Lenovo as well, even if you order a preconfigured system, they only include usable trays for the drives you ordered. The LA company I now order servers through fill the thing with useful trays no charge (after I asked).

https://youtu.be/CmjeCchGRQo

Cool shot. I haven't ridden a subway in a long time, but I've never seen one with a fence protecting the tracks.

Noticed. Made comments elsewhere. My friends on FB made a sufficient outcry that I felt a contribution unnecessary.

Ah there was the confusion. Sorry about that. I have another Samsung with the OS currently installed. The current plan is to use both Samsungs as cache for the Storage Space and put the OS on the Intel NVMe. Just need to confirm that Creative Cloud and SolidWorks 2016 will run on the Server...

That page brings up some really interesting cameras, like this $3200, 42MP, point-and-shoot.

Very cool, though the certainly started rounding at the right side, putting the Hasslblads with a Canon...

I wouldn't be surprised if some BIOS default only allows storage adapters in any expansion slots? Does the system depend on a CPU-based GPU? Does the CPU you put in have on-board video? I don't think I tried a VGA adapter, but I can check it out Monday.

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Not sure on that one. I just plugged in the Dell 24" I have on the stand (direct via DP) and it just worked (after an age of pre-post whirring and whatnot). IIRC, it may have taken 5+ minutes to get video the first time?

If you could choose between these two for your OS drive: Samsung SM951 512GB Intel 750 PCIe 400GB At the moment I have the OS installed on an SM951, with a second as the local data drive (good for separating source and destination on batch operations). With all the storage going local, I'm...

Finally got the SSD I'm going to try as the cache for the Storage Space. As mentioned above, it looks like that kind of space can only be set up in a server OS. Downloading Server 2016 TP4 @ 8MB/s right now. Current plan is as follows: Install setup files on USB stick. Disconnect current Win10...

Whitelisting an entire domain would be the clean way to do it, but what about exporting your entire company e-mail list and bringing all the individual accounts across?

Now that YouTube Red is a thing, Ghostery alone has been pretty awesome for me.

Very similar to the build I recently did for my kid, only I used a different board and an M.2 SSD to clean up the cabling. That CPU is really quick for simple stuff.

I'll second this. I thought the no-brainer S.O.P. was shoot in RAW and make as many of your adjustments (especially exposure/balance/channel stuff) before discarding that data by converting to something else (even TIFF or Photoshop, much less JPG). Am I missing something?

I would doubt that number. An RD650 at 10% load and a 68F ambient is double that.

I managed this just for Artist, Title, and Album for 63k songs then used Mp3tag years ago. Make sure your ID3 tagging tool supports quick batching for album and artist.

Yup. If the machine is projected to have a long life consider upping the capacity of SSD. This will fend off OS growth and balance writes across more cells.

I'm currently happy with all of my audio systems, but if you are in the market, I really respect this guys opinion. https://youtu.be/4Uhkmvd3XnI

Not sure if this is still the case, but one of the perks from buying stuff from jtr used to be that the package came wallpapered with old, low-denomination stamps.

Yup. His photography pages are pretty awesome as well.

After the drives are physically installed, it takes about 90 seconds to set up an array. Then (depending on RAID level and controller), waiting several hours for the array to build the first time. Really not hard at all.

time, I really wanted to relate, so I queued up all the songs you listed. Unfortunately I couldn't finish any of them. I suppose in order to connect so directly with a group of listeners one might need to abandon the rest? Of course, my tastes include practically nothing from the late 70s to...

Not disagreeing, I just don't want to be the legal case that decides it. When the police roll up I'll be able to cite the guidelines and show a fancy registration card that says everything is ok.

RD650 is a nice unit. The management was an extra, and the DP only would be a pain but I've done without KVM for a few years now (monitor, keyboard, mouse, tools on a stand-hotplug as needed). The 650 does come with an onboard NIC, but unless it is 10GbE it will never be enough these days.

The AMA has been pretty adamant about their members not registering, I think they want a legal case to challenge. I have a number of Radians, some other smaller quads, and a huge flying wing running ArduPilotMega with full instrumentation and enough capacity to carry a DSLR. I have not yet had...

Because the penalties for not are crazy, and I anticipate being in situations where I am actually challenged by authorities.

Already have my registration number on it. This was filmed at 397ft AGL

Anyone running Trendmicro? I have some bad news for you...

https://youtu.be/VQAODR_70pg

Not having to partition your data into 6TB chunks. My movies, videos, and photos folders are all larger than 6TB.

I'd just use a kill-a-watt at the wall and consider that a safe figure. Or (what I normally do), get something that is certainly overkill and don't worry about it.

I bought a wiring harness that allowed the steering wheel controls to interface with the aftermarket stereo. It works, but cost nearly as much as the head unit.

Oh, and a warning. I really like the Koolance stuff, but check here before you order; every part is a distinct P/N that needs to be spec'd separately. In fact, I have quite a few fittings and misc that I'd send your way were you interested in doing this.

This is the unit I use, but don't do that unless you are cooling multiple systems (several kW). This is the one I would get were I you. Integrated rad, fans, pump, res, and control for all of it.

Yup, I have a similar system (into my garage) for the summer. I use Koolance Quick Disconnects to allow me to move the rad inside in the winter. Part of my redesign would be to keep the hard-plumbed loop in place and leave the pump outside all the time. Just relocate the rad for winter. Also...

Interesting. I wonder if this explains some of my issues with doing an overclock; I use Prime95 and was having inconsistent results. Looking forward to trying again after the fix.

IIRC, the external transformers are not particularly efficient.

Good to know. I have the space, and will get more SSDs to experiment with.

Didn't, but now I do. I heard about the securities this morning on a financial program.

Thank you for finding that one, allow me to whine about the lack of modular cables ;) Efficiency is one of the boxes that I tick when I build a system, it would be nice to not have to install a 550W PSU and run it at 15% load most of the time just to claim efficiency. These systems aren't...

If the tablet could have the ability to remote control my phone (answer/ignore calls, texting), I'd be all over that.

I've got some SSDs coming to play with the tiering capabilities. I suspect that with even only 400GB of SSD in front performance of the HDD system becomes nearly irrelevant.

Point for point, this is exactly what I know as well. Of course, the last one I only know from this post and I've never seen Labyrinth, but yeah.

Sounds good to me. I'd really like to see an 80Plus Titanium in the 300W range. Efficiency peaks at about 50% of rated capacity, and that would make it ideal for normal builds.

Sorry to hear that Lunar. Personal mental note, when on a cliff with Albatross, use redundant cards.

First post updated.

Yup. And my second error, it was a 980Ti. https://youtu.be/5H54EZ8BmwE

Thanks for that. Those benefits will absolutely be worthwhile on my tier-2 storage (the array with redundancy and more spindles of lower capacity to fend off rebuild errors).