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    Recommendations for a Hackable NAS

    I love the eTrays. Very simple, yet powerful. But I can see it's closed source... Since it comes with php/MySQL I will consider it as well. EDIT: D-Link DNS-323 with 'fun_plug' (http://wiki.dns323.info/howto:ffp) seems to be the best one so far.
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    Recommendations for a Hackable NAS

    I've narrowed down to this one so far: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822165269&cm_re=linkstation_pro-_-22-165-269-_-Product Linkstation Pro, 2TB internal, which is allright with me. It looks like it can run debian which is great, and have a nice forum for support over...
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    Recommendations for a Hackable NAS

    Hi, I'm sure this has been asked a lot of time, but I feel for asking once again since I'm unable to find a product that fits my criteria. I'm looking for a NAS, I'm not too picky, but I want something with at least 1-2 internal hard drive bays. I'm looking for something hackable or mostly...
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    WTB: cheap 8600GT

    bump
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    WTB: cheap 8600GT

    Hi, title says it all. will take the cheapest I can find! I only need the bare card, that's it. Post a price shipped to 04745 Heat under Agashka, check signature.
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    e6300 vs e2200

    oka, yeah. I think the answer is clear: E2200. What strikes me is: the E2200 is marketed as "Pentium Dual Core" and not "Core 2 Duo" What's up with that? It's a Core Duo, and not the newer Core 2 Duo?
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    Show Your LCD(s) setups!!!

    +1, I'm also curious. I used to use synthesia, but that was a little while ago. Your software looks much better!
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    e6300 vs e2200

    Alright, so I've got both of them. I'll be selling a pc to someone, and since he does'nt care much about the CPU, i'd like to know, witch one should I keep, witch one should I sell to him. The e2200 is 2.2ghz, and by the name it looks older. and the e6300 is 1.8ghz, but looks newer. assuming...
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    Networking question (NAS)

    Hmm, I'll probably be staying in an apartment, or either at my aunt's house. Either way, I don't need much place since it's organized well. Shuttles doesn't take much room, and my MCE doesn't either. Should I be building a server instead? I guess I could get away with linux, use an old P4M...
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    ASUS M2NC51-AR AM2 Mini ITX with PCI-E x16

    that $15 adapter also cost $2 on dealextreme: http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.9818 cant beat the price, also; free shipping EDIT: sorry, indeed, this cable is NOT compatible with the board.
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    Networking question (NAS)

    Hi. I'm a 18yr old guy with a high school diploma, and I'm looking to go to college/university as a programmer. I'm not sure what kind of programmer, but i'll figure that out this summer. I currently own a laptop, a Media Center, a shuttle(primary pc, soon to be secondary) and soon a i7(soon to...
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    Building box for 70+ Mom

    Well, the guy just wanna build her a box... what's wrong with it! Newegg has some fairly good deal for PC's. -you might like the antec three hundred pc case, it's good and cheap ($60), it has 2 slot in the front for 120mm fan, and 1 on the back. Since you gonna run vista, you should get...
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    Tri-LCD

    So I guess I'm gonna have to fill both my expansion ports by Videocards... (pci & pci-e)
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    Tri-LCD

    Hi, I currently own 3 lcd: 19" Dell, 22" Dell, 19" Dell. One 19" and the 22" is plugged. My shuttle SG31G2 onboard video is restricting me to 1 VGA and one DVI port. By adding a 8600GT, I should be able to plug my other 19"? (or move the 22" and a 19", and leave 1x 19" to the onboard) Or...
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