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Recent content by Jungl3

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    Is there a way to make KVM faster?

    Take a look at this guide, maybe it will ring a bell: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=30715.0
  2. J

    This Guy May Get Sued Over an Amazon Review

    Lol what a terrible move by their part.
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    Testing interest: Building a high performance, secure, virtualized environment

    Definitely!
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    GPU Passthrough issues on Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 Rev 1.1

    Why don't you give XenServer a try? http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=30719.0
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    Supermicro X10SAT

    Hello RyC, Did you check if the BIOS had the feature of waking up the pc automatically at a certain date/time? This feature is fairly common on consumer grade motherboards, but not in the Supermicro's it seems. The manual isn't of much help either. It doesn't even mention WOL at all...
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    [Q] LGA1155 motherboard with HDMI and IPMI

    Let us know how you like vPro in the end! I'm in a similar situation and i'm torn between a IPMI and a vPro capable motherboard. Both have their pros and cons, but i like the better connectivity options of the vPro. I'm just not sure if vPro will do what i want in the end (mainly remote power...
  7. J

    which model of Video Card can suited for ESXi5.1

    You can't, there isn't any :)
  8. J

    Your home ESX server lab hardware specs?

    I don't have a strict budget really but, Hard Drives and GPU aside, i should be looking at around € 700-800 max. Unfortunately i'm in Europe and computer parts are significantly more expensive here. I don't want to go way offtopic here but, is there any reason/advantage to choose...
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    Your home ESX server lab hardware specs?

    Thanks, i seen those before but i guess i should have paid more attention :rolleyes: Back to square one :D Options: a) Go the AMD or Ivy Bridge route; b) Start looking at XenServer; c) Keep reading lol All i want is to play around with virtualization a bit and collapse my media server /...
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    Your home ESX server lab hardware specs?

    Are you absolutely sure about this? I just started reading about virtualization and had a Haswell build planned, but buying a controller wasn't in my immediate plans (and budget). I was relying in the passthrough of one of the onboard sata controllers, as i've read this was possible in some Ivy...
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    Intel's NUC (smaller than ITX) Socket 1155

    I don't see Intel releasing a Haswell version of the NUC until late 2013. This version is just too new to have them releasing a new version that will compete with their own product.
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    MX239H or U2412M?

    Thanks for the reply. I'm in Europe and here you'll find all sorts of price distortions :D Where i'm buying it, they cost almost the same (around € 250 ~ $330). It's not that i'm picky about displays (i'm used to "crap" laptop monitors for over a decade now), but i want to make the best...
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    MX239H or U2412M?

    Hey guys, I'm looking to buy a new display but i'm having a hard time deciding between the 23'' Asus MX239H and the 24'' Dell UltraSharp U2412M IPS monitors. I know the Dell seems to have backlight bleed problems, but i'm unable to find reviews about the Asus either... I would say my...
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    Silverstone Modular 450W SFX (ST45SF-G) - Now has a product page - NextQ = When?

    I see an increasing number of people complaining about Silverstone PSU's fan noisiness, no matter which model. That's my contribution to the thread, that's all.
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    Good air cooler that work with the ASRock Z77E-ITX?

    Nop. Note that you will need more than 70mm of available place (45mm for the heatsink + 25mm for the fan) and the RAM needs to be of "regular" size (~42mm or so). This is for a HTPC with no overclocking needed though. I'm in Europe and the Samuel wasn't that hard to find locally.
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