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    Plex

    Yes, I am
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    DIY NAS vs QNAP vs Synology

    So, to review... Requirements: - 24/7 Operation - Low Power - 4-6 Disks - Redundancy (raid 5 was listed) - 1080p transcoding I would say a DIY option. I have the N40L, and it works great for me; but, I don't think its powerful enough to transcode HD efficiently.. If you don't need the HD...
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    Kingston HyperX 3K Series 240GB SSD Review @ [H]

    I love my HyperX, I definitely recommend it to anyone looking to purchase a new SSD. I've had mine for a few months now and I have yet to see any issues.
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    HP ProLiant MicroServer owners' thread

    The backplane has power and data wired in already, you don't need to wire anything if you use the 4 provided hard drive spaces. There is also the option to add a something in the 5.25in drive space; you could put that DVD burner there or the SSD for example.. though, you won't get the full SATA...
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    Hard Drive Prices Falling Already?

    Yes, it would behoove them to keep the prices higher than they "should" be to offset the costs that they've incurred, at least for a while.
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    HDD prices rising

    The price is well over the $1/Gb line at Newegg, even on Black Friday. This has seriously wrecked my plans of building a backup server..
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    What's the smallest thing I can get linux on?

    Its not as small as the Gunstix, but a SheevaPlug is pretty tiny... http://www.marvell.com/products/embedded_processors/developer/kirkwood/sheevaplug.jsp I have one running Debian Lenny, I use it for torrents... it works pretty well, its been up for 80 days right now... gotta love linux
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    Is the Western Digital 1TB "Black" good?

    I love mine. Just remember, WD does not recommend these to be used in RAID
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    Project:PURE

    amazing job so far, i love it
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    Dual caviar black and a caviar blue? Idea?

    just an fyi, wd blacks are not recommended for RAID(according to WD). a lot of people say they drop out every now and then. i personally havent tried it, so i dont know. I own 1 wd 1tb black drive and i love it. If you take what WD says at face value, my recommendation would be to short stroke...
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    Which EVGA board to pick?

    Get the Classified one. I have the other, its good, but you might as well buy newer tech
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    i7 stock heatsink

    It is fine for stock usage. Remember though, these chips do run a bit hot; so it might be a decent investment to upgrade your cooling. I figure, if you are going to spend the money on a new processor, spend a bit more and buy an aftermarket cooler
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    *POST* your i7 setup specks

    CPU i7 920 MB EVGA x58 RAM 6GB OCZ Gold 1600 ------------------ OC OC 3GHz Cooling Coolermaster v8 Temp 36 idle, 55 load ----------------- Why? My old P4 rig worked well, but I wanted to play newer games and watch blu ray. I was going to get a Core2Quad, but then I heard about the i7...
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    i7 Heatsink?

    I have the CM V8, it does a pretty good job at keeping things cool. just remember that you are still dumping heat into the case, so you still need decent case fans... or just dont use a case i guess
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    The *almost* sub-$1000 i7 build...about to pull the trigger

    I recommend an aftermarket cpu cooler like the TRUE or V8... those i7s run hot
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