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I feel embarrassed asking what seems to be such a rudimentary question, but I can't seem to find what I need/want. I have a Norco 16-bay that has a SAS backplane with 4 SAS connectors (1 for each row of 4 hot-swap bays). I'm currently using two RAID cards, an Adaptec 5805 and the LSI card, that...

You're doing it right. For those rails, the only way (I think) to mount the ears is to have them in front of the post like you have it. By the way, I have the same rack and just installed the same rails like 5 minutes ago. Two things: 1. You can loosen the two nuts on the front piece that...

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I'm on my way out to find the oldest pair of scissors. Y'all go grab the oldest paper and we'll meet back here.

I have this rack and I like it as well. It was easy to put together and sturdy. I picked up some casters from Home Depot and they work just fine.

A lot of the negative reviews are probably created just to be contrarian; a lot of the positive reviews are probably from people who can't possibly dislike anything Star Wars. If I was in the 8-25 year old range, I probably would have liked it more than I did. I did like the movie, but I was...

I didn't even know he was famous for playing Minecraft, but when I looked at the picture of the house I thought to myself "that looks like something my nephew could build in Minecraft." Fits perfect.

1. I would consider it. 2. Yes if it's not considerably more expensive then buying the two separately, and I'd like for it to be re-usable on future cards. Thanks for doing this.

Click on the GHash.io link on the top of the cex.io page, then click on the LTC link. That should explain enough to get you started.

I just wanted to quickly chime-in and make sure you know that that case is not really "small." I have two of them, and they are great cases, but to look at them in person you might mistake them for mid-towers. Again, great cases, but just make sure they are the size you want. They are bigger...

My father received a similar call about a month ago. Luckily, I happened to be there and he handed me the phone. The guy on the phone identified himself as "Jack Cooper" with a thick accent and said he worked for "Windows." I asked "Where are you calling from 'Jack'?" and he replied "Denver. I...

IPMI allows you to connect to the machine remotely while it's powered off (plugged in) or before the operating system loads so you can get into the BIOS, SCSI settings, etc. It's like you are at the console as opposed to something like Remote Desktop or VNC which requires an operating system to...

I've always wanted to try a Seasonic as I've heard nothing but good things about them.

Think about a slight upgrade to an E3 1230 V2 as it supports hyper-threading where the 1220 does not. This will give you more "CPUs" to play with.

I've seen these sold, but it looks like someone just bent the wires and zip-tied them. I wouldn't buy them, but you can Google "pci-e power 90 degree" to see what I mean.

1) What will you be doing with this PC? Gaming? Photoshop? Web browsing? etc VMWare ESXi host. I may even duplicate this to do testing and learn about multiple hosts (vMotion, etc.). I'll be installing on a 4GB USB drive. 2) What's your budget? Are tax and shipping included? Under $1,000 3)...

I love AMD/ATI and have been using their cards for the last 12 years, the same amount of time I've devoted my life to my job...which just laid me off about an hour ago. Nothing lasts forever...except of course the great price/performance ratio of AMD cards. :D

Maybe set it up to span your desktop across the two screens and open what you want the customers to see full-screen on the monitor? You can use the laptop screen as your primary display, and unless you drag something to the other screen they won't see it.

7770 GHz? That's like over 7 THz! AMD. You've out-done yourselves.

I hate to be the one to break this to you, but you're not done with that Panda Express.

Thread should have ended here. lol

I think it's just one person on that thread posting over and over and going off on a tangent about Newegg.

He was probably searching for a bigger monitor so he could fit more tabs on the screen. :D

I like their name. I like their product line. I like their price/performance ratio. I like ... lamp. Thank you.

Yeeeeehaw! Thank you. Have a nice day.

I guess I should say that PLP gaming wouldn't be a reason for me to go 20-30-20. I do love gaming on the center 30". For work, I do a lot of side-by-side code comparison and I'd probably be happier with a PPP set-up of some sort. Next time, I'll probably go with a largish 120Hz monitor for...

I think he just got his rights and lefts mixed up. The Acer is on the right using an after market stand. The Asus is on the left.

Everything said here is what I've personally found to be true.

Yeehaw! Thanks!

Thank you for doing this. Adaptive v-sync like the other 6 series cards Draws less power and creates less heat Can SLI them for less down the road The Asus version looks like a great card. More stable, quieter, and cooler than reference design. Thanks again.

I think you meant $420 after $20 rebate. Thanks for the heads-up!

In Chrome address field type chrome://plugins and hit enter Click the + sign next to Details on the upper-right You should see multiple versions of Flash Disable all but the one that has a location of C:\Windows\... The name of the dll will start with NPSWF32 I think Now try to run your...

I rarely belly laugh, but this got me.

I used to make posts like this, but then I took an arr... ...nevermind. Sorry. What? You were all thinking it.:D

I'm tempted to agree with this, but I think it's a tad bit unfair. When EQ was around there wasn't near the competition. For a long while, there were really only four or five choices when it came to MMORPGs; now, there are tons PLUS there are consoles that help proliferate the short attention...

Close and restart Steam. Worked for me.

I'm going to stare at the Woot page until the hard drives come up. What? It could happen. :D

If you want to use only part of an SSD for caching, do you have to partition this space before using the SRT utility or will it allocate it for you using empty space on the drive?

Building my first new PC in 7 years (for myself anyway). A SSD is the last piece I need. Thanks!

From what I've read, setting SATA mode to RAID will function the same as AHCI for single drives; however, you don't want to just change it in BIOS after the O/S is installed; you'll most likely get a blue screen when you reboot. To change it, I believe it's a registry change first, then a reboot...