I picked up one of these hornet cases back in 2004 for my brother at the time.
He still has it, granted it has an athlon xp I believe in it and he won't ship it to me to upgrade to send back, worried that i'll keep it :-p
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No reason, just want it.
The backplanes are sas2 as far as I can tell yes.
I'll assume that as long as I have enough ports available on the HBA that I wouldn't need the expander?
What are people using for Low profile 12G sas controller and expander?
Previously i've used the HP sas expander but in upgrading storage chassis from a 24 drive norco to a 36 drive supermicro I find myself searching now.
Any ideas here would be appreciated.
Thank you
Upgrading my 6700k to something new, waiting on the AMD information to be released and finalized.
Wife is still happy with her 6700k, will probably upgrade her GPU and that's it
I actually purchased a multiport sas cable with molex connectors and the drives are now appearing fine!.
Now to get the intel rapid storage raid controller to give me raid 5/6 options and i'll be all set
I recently picked up several 12TB 12GB's SAS (model #st12000nm0027) drives and working through being able to use them on my system.
I'm guessing I have to have a 12gb's controller to even see them but posting here for some guidance.
I have an EVGA SR-X which has the Intel c600 controller.
i'm...
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agreed. two to three weeks ago prices and supply were not an issues, this is so messed up.
I saw some poor Georgia Tech kids probably in a league or something having to purchase 750's because that is all that are available...
So damn tempted to do this with the titan Xp's or even v's. Seems like matter of principle at that point.
Went to Microcenter today with my wife and she was blown away that they hand zero inventory on hand of GPU's.
Even have a sign i'll have to upload, stating that 3 or more of any video card...
I used to work for EMC in the datacenter space, and moved over to Nutanix early 2015.
I had limited experience with the vspex, but I can answer general questions in the HCI space and alot more on the Nutanix side.
If you're talking about the actual functionality of giving more cpu's via cores or cpu's to your VM's from the VM edit tab, I believe it's been stated by VMware that it does not matter, it's all cores at that point. The VMware scheduler will take what it can get when it can get it.
The use of...
If I am not mistaken, 4095 is the open broadcast for vlan. I could be mistaken in my understanding of that one.
http://communities.vmware.com/thread/85501 there's a link for vlan from google search
The documentation doesn't state the specifics to the creation of the default VM to use for the Master Image. It says something to the effect of create the Windows 7 virtual machine then create the master image.
I have figured it out though, (I think I already knew it, just wasn't thinking...
I hope this means, that we'll be seeing a Trainsignal product on UCS?
edit: I see it now:
http://www.trainsignal.com/Implementing-Cisco-Unified-Computing-System-UCS-Training.aspx
Awesome!!!!
Is this the video Netjunkie? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4Z-mvzlhaI
I am going through the process of building out a Citrix VDI lab environment and having some trouble understanding one basic piece of the puzzle.
I have a XenServer and ESXi 5 virtual infrastructure, and failing to figure out where you create the virtual machine for the Master image. (whether...
I was going to include, something to that extent, however, I didn't want to start a fanboy war. (*and what I said, was not in-accurate)
Yes, Intel VMware enviroments will perform better than an AMD solution.
There are certain applications, where more cores, not more performance is worthwhile...
What are you planning on virtualizing?
Obviously the AMD offerings, with 8+ cores allow for more VM's to be run.
That would be the biggest question in my mind
I believe the power connector is proprietary. I had to get PC Power & Cooling to cable one of their power supplys up for me, almost 10 years ago.
Great little box.