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I have both sitting on my desk. 24" 3.06ghz imac with 512 Nvidia,
also, 24" imac 2.8ghz, 256 ATI graphics and a 20" 2.6
they are here being prepared for deployment in an office
anyway --- the 512nvidia video is much better than the 256. Playing a DVD for instance, the 256 shows lines, etc...
hey everyone
i need some help. is there any way that this can be done?
I have a SONY HDR-SR11 camcorder, and I want to try to figure out a way to set it up the following:
i want to connect the camera to my apple imac so I can use it as a live video camera, but i also want to connect it...
hey everyone
i need some help. is there any way that this can be done?
I have a SONY HDR-SR11 camcorder, and I want to try to figure out a way to set it up the following:
i want to connect the camera to my apple imac so I can use it as a live video camera, but i also want to connect it...
thanks guys
So you say get some SAS drives? What about using NAS in addition as a backup? What should I do for backup?
The database is a medical program. For taking appointments and procedures, etc
Why do you recommend RAID10? what is the benefit? Is raid0 no good?
I was hoping I could find a little help on this from someone here, but I need to buy a server to run Windows server 2003 that will be hosting a database for up to 5 client computers to access.
It also needs to have a raid configuration to keep a backup hard drive, in addition to an external...
Hello everyone
looking for opinion here.
With 8 computers that need to access an alike database of files -- aprox 1gig in size, would a RAID 1 setup on a NAS (network attached storage) be a better solution then running an actual windows server? This way, no server to maintain!?
Thanks
If it means anything, I think the Dell Poweredge 1800 server that I am referring to is HARDWARE RAID, configured in BIOS. what exactly is a software raid setup?
thanks!
I am somewhat new to raid, and was hoping for some of your input.
I need to swap out the 2 hard drives (sata 80gb maxtor) that are in a server running on RAID1.
I notice when I hook the drives to an external computer, I cannot browse the C:\ drive, the operating system. It shows up but it...
When could I start using Win2k8? doesn't come out until the 27th.
should I run it on a dell poweredge 1800 with a p4 xeon processor,
or are there any small form factor servers like HP's that I could use running this ? when will machines start selling with 2k8?
Hello everyone.
I am hoping to find out what some of you think about a network setup, and what you recommend would be the best approach.
The network will have 10-15 client computers that all need to access about 15 MB of data from a program database. It also hosts a couple of printers...
Cat 5 cable question:
the current cables from the wall panel to the Dlink switch are Cat 5 Patch cables
are any of the following cables on this site ok for me to use?
http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10208
i need 2 ft cables: is this okay? 2FT 350MHz UTP...
It turns out it is running in Raid-1.
I was able to salvage the data that I needed from it. A Ghosted image of the drive is back up and running with all of the configs it had before
but it still has the boot problem
as if it is the screen just before the Loading Windows 2000 screen, there...
It will boot up after 20+ min.
So far I am currently in Safe mode with it, running the CHKDSK which is going very slowly
they drives are so noisy!!!
i have never worked with RAID before though... do I need this on this setup?
Can I switch to 1 solo SATA drive, that backsup the data...