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Hi all,
I run a Solaris VM in ESXi, passing through a LSI 9201i-16 that is currently connected to 16 2TB Western Digital WD2003FYYS. Space is tight, so I bought a WD Easystore 14TB unit, gutted it, and installed the WD140EMFZ drive in a backup system that has the same controller for testing...
Yeah, pulling the video card or swapping positions was next on my list. I also thought that 1660 was nothing to shake a stick at, but 600MB/sec is what a SSD over a SATA3 port will do too!
Hmmm...didn't think of that, but I did pull the sound card and tried again. Same result. The CPU is an E5-1650v2. I even upgraded the BIOS to the latest version.
Hi guys,
I have an old Supermicro X9SRi-F where the documentation says there is one PCIe 3.0 x16, one 3.0 x8 and one 2.0 x4. I recently bought a Samsung 950 Pro M.2 and bought the Lycom DT-120 and installed it into the 3.0 x8 slot. To my surprise, CrystalMark was showing 1660MB/s vs the...
The route of a Win7 VM and using an Xbox 360 as an extender will work; however, directly connecting an output display to a VM with a passed through GPU barely works and I wouldn't recommend it.
Test setup:
Supermicro X9SRI-F
Intel E5-2620
32GB ECC RAM
PowerColor AX7750 1GBD5-DH Radeon HD 7750...
For the E5, I bought these (Samsung DDR3-1600 16GB ECC/REG Samsung Chip Server Memory - M393B2G70BH0-YK0). The funny thing is when I go into the BIOS, I think it's running at 1333MHz. I also heard things like taking a hit in speed with larger chips or with more RAM to access. It's funny that...
Hi guys,
My original server was a Supermicro X9SCM-F with a E3-1230 and 16GB (4x4GB unbuffered ECC) RAM. I decided that it would be my backup server and I built a new server with a Supermicro X9SRI-F with a E5-2620 (I wasn't going to spend big bucks for something over 3GHz) with 32GB (4x8GB...
It's a HR-01 3U ....made specifically for a 3U chassis. I bought one a while ago when I built a HTPC, but found out recently that they are discontinued when I went to buy some recently. I managed to find a guy who had two for sale and jumped on them.
My original build:
Supermicro MBD-PDSME+-O
Intel Celeron 440 Conroe-L 2.0GHz
Norco RPC-3116
4GB Crucial ECC RAM
3ware 9650SE-16ML
16 WD2002FYPS
As everyone knows, the power supply placement is a challenge for the 24-pin motherboard connector and the CPU connector...
Built a server for my friend:
- Supermicro X9SCM-F
- Intel Xeon 1230 CPU
- 16GB Kingston ECC RAM
- 64GB SSD boot drive
- LSI 9280-16i4e w/ BBU
- 16 Hitachi 2TB drives
- Ceton 4 channel cable tuner
- Thermalright passive heatsink
The power supply that came with the case was generic so it was a...