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    The Post Pics Of Your Rig Thread! - ABSOLUTELY NO COMMENTS

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    The Post Pics Of Your Rig Thread! - ABSOLUTELY NO COMMENTS

    http://www.behringit.net/clients/john_behring/computer/IMG04219-20120225-1713.jpg
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    Vote for your favorite company!

    Wow this is a close poll.
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    Vote for your favorite company!

    Asus right now is my favorite company.
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    Intel Core i7-3960X - Sandy Bridge E Processor Review @ [H]

    Clean looking case.
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    Intel Core i7-3960X - Sandy Bridge E Processor Review @ [H]

    Sandy-V? Link me!
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    Windows 2008 -- FTP to Hard Drive Map

    Here is a screen shot.
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    Windows 2008 -- FTP to Hard Drive Map

    I ended up using NetDrive. It works pretty well, accept that Windows Server does not detect it as a hard disk, so I can't use it with the built in Windows Server Backup Software. I am currently using it as a drag and drop share for manually backing up files to my FTP site.
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    Windows 2008 -- FTP to Hard Drive Map

    I'll try and post a good back up solution for backing up to FTP when I find it.
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    Windows 2008 -- FTP to Hard Drive Map

    Thanks for those links. I tried the map network drive from the first example but it ended up just making another ftp store which Microsoft can't use for some reason. : / Thanks for looking for me.
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    Motherboard for over 64 GB RAM

    Haha. I was just asking. Sorry I am a strong non-mac supporter so that is a no go but you make your point. I was just asking how it was safe. But then again maybe everyone's relative definition of safe is different.
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    Windows 2008 -- FTP to Hard Drive Map

    Ah! I tried ftpuse too but it was limiting the virtual drive to 1GB for some reason. I was trying to find documentation to change that limitation. I'll check that first link out now though.
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    Motherboard for over 64 GB RAM

    How is it safe if it is not supported? : )
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    Motherboard for over 64 GB RAM

    No problem, that is a good answer. It doesnt really matter how much a consumer board could support if chips like the i7 only support up to 32gb. Unless you wanted to future proof your machine, such as this board right here.
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    Windows 2008 -- FTP to Hard Drive Map

    Yes, correct. Os is Windows Server Web 2008. Then I think I could use the built in Windows Backup to make a backup. right now it wont let me make a back up because the physical disks are dynamic and it gives me an error message when I try to use FTP as a local network share. I can post a link...
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