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I just installed an ST45SF-G in an SG05, replacing the original 450W PSU. The SG05 structural part that positions the cable end of the PSU must be removed - the part blocks the modular connectors of the ST45SF-G.
I installed the ST45SF-G right side up, fan on the bottom. If I were to do it...
Not out of the box. You can purchase an adapter that will enable you to install two 2.5" laptop drives in the 3.5" cage. I've done that for a total of 3 - 2.5" drives, one SSD and two mechanical HDDs.
Harry
Raja,
Some questions relating to the P8Z77-I Deluxe:
(1) There's a BIOS update on the download page. The zip file contains a CAP file with a long name. I'm writing on my iPhone, can't quote the exact name. The zip file includes PDF's of naming conventions for the CAP file adhering to 8.3...
RE: Looking for 16 GB (2 x 8GB) Qualified memory - P8Z77-I Deluxe
Raja,
Examining the one and only QVL which I find in the User Guide, and there being no QVL updates that I found online, I find no suitable 8GB DIMM's for this board.
What's the story? Specifically what's the likelihood...
Sorry, total speculation on my part that Intel would influence Asus to not declare their boards VT-d capable. I'm unfamiliar with Gigabyte's line-up so this is also total speculation: The Z77 Express chipset can handle VT-d. Gigabyte may be doing their own market segmentation via BIOS in their...
Hominin,
I think we may be running into "market segmentation", courtesy Intel. That is, you wanna build a server, we got you covered with server chipsets & motherboards.
The VT-d validation I'm willing to accept is if VMWare VSphere sees virtual directional I/O.
There's a 30 day free trial...
Raja,
With all due respect I write this sober (not mad or angry) reply. This isn't personal. I'm sorry if some respondents appear to want to shoot the messenger; that gets us all nowhere.
I suppose your creating this support thread has the sanction and therefore the attention of Asus' senior...
Note on that page all the core i7 3770 CPUs except the 3770K feature VT-d. I'd be a little leery if Asus HQ were to say, "The P8Z77-V does not support VT-d" since that statement would refute Asus' claim of compatibility. Either the entire feature set is supported (compatible) or the entire...
This Intel page Desktop Boards Compatibility with Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT) lists several Intel Z77 motherboards with VT-d capability.
This test report from ASRock VT-d Test SOP verifies VT-d functionality by configuring an ASRock SandyBridge motherboard, installing VMware...
These Startech Inch Self-Adhesive Rubber Feet for PC Cases RUBBERFEET - 4 Pack - Black may do the trick. StarTech wants 7 USD; I saw them at Amazon for 1.08 USD.
Harry
Sure but the 3770 cost $260 at MC. That and the breathtaking clocking control of the P8Z77-I convinced me. I anticipate a lot of fun playing with the combo.
Now if only NE, MC, or Amazon had the I in stock today ....!
Core i7 3770 undervolted to reduce heat. I wanted to use the 3770S but my local Microcenter does not stock it. I've had good success undervolting a laptop AMD Brazos APU to extend battery life, which is my incentive to try undervolting the 3770.
BTW the label on the 3770 box states TDP 95W...
I want something expandable that will kick a** in a cute small box. I'm an experimenter, not a gamer. There'll be OS images for Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, and VM's of Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8. I used to use Kodachrome but now I Photoshop.
This may suffice for several years...
Interesting little box. I suppose the display's been reduced to the two LEDs depicted and the keyboard's that one blue button - the ultimate reduction of the phone keypad. I'd hate to tap 26 times for the letter "z".
Harry