There is a cap but it's so high that you'll have to try and get on their radar before they contact you. I believe it's 10 Terabytes and up per month for several months before Verizon will send you a letter asking you to stop or face disconnection for violation of TOS.
Set Interrupt Moderation to High to gain a little more throughput. It should be in 'Advanced' or 'Performance Options' depending on your Intel NIC model.
I've been using the G.skill Ares Quad-channel 4x8gb 1866 F3-1866C10Q-32GAB kit for several months now in a workstation with high utilization on a 3930K. I've lowered the speed to 1600 and dropped timings to 9-9-9-24 at stock 1.5v and it's been serving my needs beautifully. I did a 36 hour...
Is the State table manually adjustable? Or does it automatically adjust based on the amount of installed RAM? I'm running something that steadily runs in the hundreds of thousands of connection states and this is the only concern I have before upgrading to 2.0 from 1.2.3. Anyone running 2.0...
Ditto. The Asus is supposed to have a whole gig of memory which should support a huge NAT table = no more rebooting because torrents/steam server list has crashed your router ;)
Right on. It will break down traffic per download and upload amounts by every 4,16, 48 hours, 1 month and 6 months. There is also an option to view traffic per machine if you need to see who is using the most bandwidth in the house.
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I've got a pair of AudioTechnica ATH-A500s with the same case. I get the same low static noise from the front audio port but nothing from the rear port. I'm guessing it's the motherboard or powersupply transmitting interference across the unshielded front port cable(s). I use the rear port but...
I'm using pfSense on a dedicated rig(2.5ghz dualcore, 4 gigs ram, 40gig HD) and its configurability(is that a word?) is great :) I researched all the various routing solutions and decided on pfSense and glad I did.
Check DMA settings. (Control Panel/DeviceManager/IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers
Uncollapse then right-click each ATA channel, then Properties, Advanced settings. Confirm DMA mode is enabled and not PIO mode.
After you think you've cleaned ever last trace of virus/malware, check this program often for suspicious network activity
TCPView
If you see outgoing connections when there are no programs running that need internet access check your system again(note: this process is a little tedious because...
Download TCPView http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897437.aspx
Basically netstat in a pretty interface. You can sort by remote outgoing connections to see what is being sent out.
I can release my IP and get a new one after waiting a few minutes. However, successfully pulling an IP from Verizon only works if the router(pfsense or verizon issue) has the original MAC from the router you had when you first subscribed. The default pfSense MAC is refused an IP by Verizon. This...
I'm using pfSense with Verizon FIOS on a 50/20 line perfectly fine. Have you tried spoofing the MAC address from your Verizon-issued router? I had to do that in order to get pfSense to cooperate.
I just bought a func series 1030 surface mouse pad and absolutely loving it. It's double side so you can flip to the rougher or smoother side. I bought mine from a custom website that makes the mousepad according to your specifications(both sides rough/smooth/combo)...
I forgot where I read it but supposedly there's a possibility that when using multiple oc'ing tools(afterburner, ati tools, etc.) simultaneously the game stutters. I wish I could remember where I read it so I could link it here.
I've been looking for a reference XFX 5850 for weeks and just found one from a thread in Hot Deals: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5252732&CatId=3669
Reference XFX 5850(ZNFC) - $276 total after Bing cashback :)
Yes it will fit a 9800GT. I switched mine from my 8800GT which I had to RMA and received a 9800GT back. It fit just fine :)
edit: I read too fast, mines was a S1 Rev. 2, not sure how big of a difference that is.