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Update: my TPM started working again, I did nothing. Won't be trusting it with BitLocker keys anytime soon but at least I can set up the Company VPN stuff on it so I can maybe WFH.
Ordered this board from Amazon on Black Friday to install in my M1 rev 2. So far it's been fairly reliable; only had a few issues setting it up, but I did eventually get everything working. Unfortunatley this morning the TPM doesn't seem to be showing up at all in Windows or the BIOS, and I'm...
Agreed I think a single loop makes more sense in such a small case.
Thanks vipz and Necere for explaining the reason the Classified won't fit.
At first I was very confused when you said it was width, not length, that was the issue, but the picture really helped clarify things. I guess I'm...
As someone who woke up early to purchase one of the extra M1s but missed out (I recently moved to a new timezone and wasn't thinking when I set my alarm, so unfortunately I was an hour late), I'm super excited for the Rev2.
Things I care about:
- video card length (fitting an eVga GTX 680...
Well, due to my impatience, with the cables not arriving, and wanting to get it done this weekend, I decided to just use the onboard sata ports (particularly because there's no real benefit to using the controller card, other than supporting 8 drives instead of 6, and maybe some possible speed...
Hmmm, I was reading about OpenIndiana last night in passing, I'll have to check it out more this weekend.
For clarification (paragraphs weren't the best way to explain that, sorry), the system drives are:
64GB SSD which has the root partition and the entire Ubuntu system on it
2x74GB...
Hi, I recently picked up most of the components for my first real NAS build. All the components have arrived except for the SF-8087 -> SATA Forward breakout cables (the joys of ordering to Canada from Monoprice), so I've started building up the box without the controller or storage drives...