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Callout to watch out for. Maybe it's been addressed in the newer versions, check for remnants of VMware guest tools once the migration completes. We had quite a few that didn't cleanly remove and would cause boot issues - some would throw an error when you login and were the easy ones to catch...
Are you using services for this or flying solo internally? Going cold turkey with the vmw>ntx cluster conversion (if you were already using prism with esx) or using Move to migrate to a new infra? I've heard mostly good things about the conversions, but I believe the risk is higher, maybe too...
Came to say this. That 60 day return is awesome and depending which plan you get, you also get extended warranty and/or discounted addon warranty. This saved us on the kiddos laptop that BB sent out but couldn't repair after about 1.5yrs. We got a gift card for our purchase price and paid the...
This.
It's only a 3090 FE but the little shelf that comes with the Thermaltake Core P5 definitely has some sag and I haven't added the dual side waterblock. I used one of the kid's art projects to hold it up. It could go a little more but it's doing it's thing.
Lol I had extra time at the airport to skim 😀
Also to comment. These under seat subs are impressive if you have realistic expectations. Ive installed a kicker like this and a smaller Jensen and they both can add a lot of punch while keeping all your trunk/seat space. You won't be disappointed...
While older, maybe the quadro p1000/2000 cards worth a look for <$100. Both will support 4k@60 with low power usage. DP is only 1.4 if that matters.
P1000 NVIDIA spec page, 47w 4x Mini-DP requires adapter upto 4x4k@60
P2000 NVIDIA spec page, 75w 4x standard 1.4 DP upto 4x5k@60
I'm not sure of the real vs fake IP address but I work from home and have connected through VPN and had no issues that I recall. I can test the MiFi hotspot but if you aren't planning to move it around, I would would look at one of the home internets like Verizon or TMobile, still maybe starlink...
I have used Verizon's home internet as well. I think it would do everything you need fairly easily. The primary difference for me is the home box was pickier about location than the MiFi. However, if you had it in a good location (usually a window), it was much faster (I was on ultimate)...
Do you jump on it when released or wait a bit? I know some past versions had some booboo's that left you reverting if you took a backup. I'm a hold out because it just works. I'm not in it deep with all the fancy settings but it keeps working making it easy for me to ignore it :)
Little ole...
First click shows the 150 deal. Now clicking it shows 300 with 50 discount and not available within 50miles and no shipping options. Maybe an oopsie and sold out now
Maybe we didn't get the full details at the time, or I missed something, which is completely possible. I do know from a small-med business perspective, this "either or" install is going to hurt business that aren't running compliant hardware for ESXi and have to buy a stack to run it. For...
It's sad the major players are doing this, hiding behind a paywall for home lab especially. VMware overhauling licensing and core requirements. Nutanix now hides behind a business email account for CE registration.
From the business side, VMware/Broadcom seem to be pushing out their smaller...
Could look at the Ubiquiti Edge routers X or 4. I have an Edgerouter X but haven't spent much time with it yet. Appears to have a simple GUI but I'm not familiar yet with how their dual lan failover stuff works. pfSense can do this also. Their netgate devices I hear are nice but pricey. Could...