I have an original Z Force and love it. However, the screen does scratch easily since Shattershield is a plastic top layer. I have a tempered glass protector to compansate. Other than that one problem, the phone's been outstanding! It's very fast and I can go two days without plugging it into...
I will say that the Z800 is definitely a great system to be a hypervisor. I love mine. You can start relatively small with it (a single E5540 and 16GB) and upgrade it for cheap (bought two x5650's for $150 on eBay).
It cost me about $800 to outfit it. It's not a deep pizza box so I don't...
I've used Seasonic power supplies in all my builds after buying a X-650 for my gaming system. Since then I've purchased a S12II-350 for my VMware host, a Platinum 400 for my wife's system, and another Platinum 400 for my parent's system.
The quality of the cables is top notch. I love the...
Running ESXi 5.5 Enterprise Plus and vCenter 5.5 Standard - contact me if you are interested in learning on how to purchase discounted licenses.
HQ-ESX-01 - Internal and QC environment
HP Z800 Workstation with 003 rev board
2x Xeon X5650 (hex core)
48GB RAM - half of the memory slots are...
$39.99. But remember, it's just a bracket that cools the VRM and RAM and also allows you to mount one of their water cooling units. And yes, you will need a stock cooler because it does reuse the fan.
I'm sending Steve a DL360 G6, so I don't think he'll have any problems with another server. Don't forget to write the system and shipping off on your taxes. Also, send it UPS Freight. It's slower, but more cost effective.
Steve, is there a specific name we can use on our taxes to write it...
[Constructive Criticism]
It looks like the amount of thermal compound used for your tests is way too much. In the pictures posted in the article, it looks like a layer of cake batter which tells me it's too much. Correct application should result in a very thin (extremely thin) layer of...
Driver updates and driver stability were the two main reasons why I upgraded from an AMD 6850 to a nVidia GTX 660ti. Even though performance is roughly on par for the two (for me), I had quite a few crashes in my games with the AMD card. When I switched out to nVidia, all my games just worked...
The answer lies within: http://www.microprobe.com/
They are microprobes. They test processors after manufacturing. This device helps determine the binning of the processor.
You are being watched. The government has a secret system, a machine that spies on you every hour of every day. I know because I built it. I designed the machine to detect acts of terror but it sees everything. Violent crimes involving ordinary people, people like you. Crimes the government...
When I was researching for a new PSU to upgrade from my PCP&C TC850-SSI, I looked at [H]'s review of the Seasonic X Series and decided to buy an X750. It's definitely the best PSU upgrade I've ever done. It's so much quieter then my old PCP&C unit, and I like that it's a modular PSU (my first...
KV: In the Beta, I played the KV and hated it so much that I skipped the KV's tree in the live game. I converted the free experience from my Marder's wins.
Consumables:
Once thing I do with every Tier 6 and up tank I own is put on a small repair, small medkit, and 100 octane gas (or lend...
I'm going to chime in and say that most of the opinions here about what tanks to use are pretty spot on.
Each tank in the game is starting to really flesh out to certain playing styles.
A great example would be my Marder. I still play with it even though I own higher-tiered tanks. It's...
I live in Baltimore, too. It's illegal for bikes to ride on the sidewalks, and skateboarders can only skate at a skate park. I understand why people were shoved off their rides.
But, I will say that Maryland drivers do not give right-of-way to any bike or skateboard in the street. It's...
The presenter of the video said this will work with keyboard/mouse as well. He even demonstrated opening Excel and the UI switched immediately to "Vista/7 UI" with start button, taskbar, and all.
Did MS come out with a Service Pack 3 for Vista to integrate all the Win7 features?
Did MS come out with a Service Pack 4 for XP to give users the Vista UI and features?
Repeat ad nauseum for each preceeding version of Windows.
This.
It sounds like alot of the people posting have never touched a tablet PC after Windows 7 was released. When you install the OS, it detects if you have a tablet or not. It's a simple process of detecting hardware (you know, that thing called Plug-N-Play?).
Take this into Windows...
I have a Mini ITX system I'm selling. I purchased a bunch of parts in April from Newegg and built the following:
1 x Team Elite 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600) Desktop Memory Model TED38192M1333C9DC
1 x ASRock H67M-ITX LGA 1155 Intel H67 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Mini...
Those three but in order from best to worst:
OCZ
Intel
Crucial
I own an OCZ Vertex 120GB and have been extremely pleased with it. To go with that, I really like the Interesting offerings of OCZ. I'm contemplating buying one of their RevoDrives or Z-Drives this year.
Almost every post in this thread is filled with FUD.
*All Teir 1 through Tier 3 ISPs are currently using IPv6.
*The root DNS servers have IPv6 addresses.
*Now it's up to your ISP to buy equipment that can run IPv6.
AND
*Now it's up to YOU to buy IPv6 equipment.
IPv6 is immensely easy...