ok. I haven't read a lot but did read some posts that said there was crashes and instability without TPM on older CPUs but that could have been with pre-GA builds.
I only have 1 in a mirror. My storage needs aren't big but I'd definitely want more storage if i upgraded as i find myself deleting some stuff to stay under 1TB. non one uses this system except me. They are also 7200 RPM drives so I assume If I went to 5400 I can still max 1GB with just me using...
yeah i'm on a 1Gb network. Standard home setup. Drive age is the main reason i'm considering this. Freenas is reporting bad sectors on one of the drives in my mirror and these things are old. I don't even remember when i bought them. 10 years?
I've been gaming a long time and have not upgraded my i6700K since it came out in early 2016. I've upgraded my card a few times and am now with a 1080Ti but i remember upgrading every 2 years max back in the day. Even at 1440p gaming it feels like faster CPUs just aren't that important anymore?
Hi i'm running a freenas server with SAMSUNG HD103UJ I've had for god knows how long. 10 years?
These are the specs
http://www.testhdd.com/Samsung-SpinPoint-F1-Desktop-Class-HD103UJ-hard-drive-1-TB-SATA-300-3340.html
If it worth upgrading the drives to get more transfer speed? I am thinking...
Thanks. my XB270HU died and the 271 seemed like the next best deal. I was hesitant to buy the same brand twice after the former dying but I did spend 1000s of hours on that monitor over 5 years.
i've been fighting lines on the left side of the monitor, flickering and black outs for months. At some point i jiggled the cable such that it worked in games for 3 months but now it's bad again. I'ts okish with the lines coming and going while i browse but once i start gaming the monitor goes...