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So you are talking about Remote Desktop Services then right? also, no need to replace the laptops as they will 'become' dumb terminals (and they already own them) The laptops are needed because they walk the computers around to different patients and use them on the fly, so laptops + wireless...
I have a customer that has a single SQL app on a server. They access it via 8 laptops (want to grow up to 14) wirelessly. The nature of the business requires wireless. I've confirmed that the app runs far quicker on the gigabit wired desktops, so I came up with a solution:
Put in a VM server...
I've got SBS2011 with several file shares and windows 8.1 pro. Everything is in a domain.
Back in the windows 7 days, I could go to one of my mapped drives, go to the search window, type in something, and get immediate results. Since upgrading to windows 8 and 8.1, the search finishes...
For servers I go strictly Intel as I can get warranty parts (which I hardly ever need) overnight free shipping. I guess being a partner helps as well. Still, no other vendor gives me that response time. This includes Supermicro, Gigabyte, Asus, etc.
For my own desktop I've been gigabyte for...
some of the intel sas expander cages have problems using drives at 6Gbps. (WD RE drives especially) The fix for me was to jumper the drive down to 3Gbps, and then it worked fine.
I would have unexpected senses at random, and occasionally a raid dropout.
oh yeah, I know. With those kinds of setups I inform them that I won't be responsible for issues. In other words, if they insist, those are the terms that come with it.
great! thanks guys for all the suggestions. I'll look into this and see if I need any more info.
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The supermicro list (I'll probably do the case with the built in sas expander backplane) is probably the way I will suggest to go. If my client surprises me and wants the norco option for...
Sharing will be windows only to windows only computers.
budget is the 5-8k area roughly. i have to leave room for markup to the customer. (if this is completely off base then I will adjust as needed)
throughput is not a big deal as runs are put there one at a time. their current gigabit...
I've been doing some heavy reading on the Norco scene for the past couple of days and I've learned quite a bit. Most of my clients live in the single server, <1TB storage needs arena, so I'm not into this stuff every day.
That said, I have a client that currently has a IBM server with a...
I have this:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125333
it ran fine for a year and half. even overclocked. Now it's starting to fail left and right when gaming. artifacts, crashes. you name it. I clocked it down to stock, and tried 4 different driver versions...
$50 shipped
EVGA GTX260 Core216
896MB DDR3
PCI-E 2.0
Does NOT have free copy of Farcry2 that it originally came with.
2 VGA/DVI Adapters
1 Molex to 6-pin
1 2-pin Audio cable
Serial: 8082652071834
http://www.brentkeltner.com/oe/sale/260/260_1.JPG...