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    What do you use to carry your case?

    I use Chuck Norris to move my computers/servers. All he has to do is look at them and they move. If I can't get Chuck, I call a gorilla.
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    Backup file server archetecture question

    I haven't heard specifics yet but probably no more than $1-2k. I just rebuilt my server (5TB storage) for $700 so I can't fancy going higher than $1k. Not to worry, I'm not trying to go over anyone's head and certainly not trying to discredit the IT guy. I took the first few years of CCNA...
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    Backup file server archetecture question

    I did pose this to my boss but he is extremely security conscious and like I said before the nature of our business won't allow all that data being transferred to an off-site location. All the data must be under physical control.
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    Backup file server archetecture question

    We are looking to upgrade our "backup" file server at work (small business). Current setup is a Ubuntu box with a 160GB Samba share that is backed up periodically by our secretary onto a USB Passport drive. Server requirements: redundancy on the file server and off-site backup (no online...
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    Using a Sata PCI/PCIX card instead of on board?

    I second sub.mesa's comment - stay away from PCI SATA cards like the plague. I just got done upgrading my server from a PCI card to a PCI-E card and saw my data rates almost double with single drive read speeds (~50 MB/sec to 80+ MB/sec) As for booting from the card it shouldn't be a problem...
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    What solder setup to get..

    I would also recommend the Weller for a beginner/intermediate soldering station. I've used the WES51 before and it's a nice soldering station. It's no METCAL, but I doubt that's in your price range.
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    Promise 4310 boot issues

    ttt
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    Incredibly slow WHS over gigabit?

    Something else to check is your network cabling. I had a "flakey" gigabit ethernet adapter in a new server build that didn't want to stay at 1000, kept going back to 100. It turned out to be a bad network cable from the switch to the server. Swapped that out and no problems since. That's...
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    Mother of All Lego Spacecraft Pictured

    Makes me want to go and dig out my old lego sets..... ah the innocent times of childhood!
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    Vista Install Via USB Flash Drive Possible?

    Google FTW!
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    LCD vs CRT

    For me, clarity is paramount with my screens so I will never own another CRT. I like my screen bright with crisp corners... and besides the high pitched wine annoys the $*#* outta me.
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    DLP or LCD

    I'd go with the DLP if you are going to be looking at it a lot. DLP will give a much 'smoother' picture because the picture won't be as pixelated like a traditional LCD. But it's a decision you'll have to make for yourself, because at 25 feet your eyes probably won''t be able to decern one...
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    4x1GB vs 2x2GB - Current wisdom

    This has been my experience. Plus, you have the ability to upgrade to 4x 2GB later on when RAM prices go down that much farther. Although, sometimes motherboards can be picky like people have mentioned above. If in doubt, the MB manual usually tells all.
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    Promise 4310 boot issues

    :bump:
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    Promise 4310 boot issues

    Pug: I'm not booting off the 4320, I have a 2x250GB RAID1 as my system drive. I installed MS Server 2k3 Enterprise on that, then installed the 4320 afterwards. The bios is the latest version, which was the first thing I checked before even plugging in the drives. Sondo: Boots fine with no...
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