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ready for them to come back. i need a few more and want to grab a couple of the 6.4 tb ones. too good of a deal to pass up.

that is greatness. i may do the same then.

Picked up one as well. 25 Watts and 65% remaining. Shows decent numbers consistent with everyone else. Primary use is a game drive for me. Will probably pick up a few more for my server.

I've been using this model since it came out and its been rock solid for the last couple of years. It has a very good range for wifi. Highly recommend the ASUSWRT firmware from Merln as it opens up more features than the Asus firmware itself. I guess the 1 caveat with this particular router is...

Def a good read. Makes me thing about the recent CCleaner compromise on 1 of their versions.

Your range and speeds will most likely increase if comparing to your current router. The real beauty of Ubiquiti hardware is the management capabilities, stability and performance IMO.

i 2nd the Ubiquiti products. Rock solid performance and decent management options.

Holy big picture but that card is so pretty that its acceptable at any level...

Didnt see any info about the portable version being compromised. Only the desktop version and that was 5.33.

Make sure you are not running v5.33 as that is the bad one. I run CCleaner on all my machines with auto-update turned off so evidently "Security via Antiquity" helps in some instances...

I've yet to run into any issues with the AP-AC-PRO in a small office setting. Granted, i'm running their firewall -> switch -> AP. No downtime, no reboots. Very stable.

glad to hear man.

are you running win 7 pro x64 bit on your main drive? I

the one provided by Microsoft works pretty good. I've yet to run into problems with the USB creation tool that Msft provides for Win10 and i've done probably 30 or so installs using them. Have yet to convert any MBR to GPT as I've always started fresh. Just didnt want to deal with the headache.

GotNoRice All valid points man. It really depends on your usage. esata works for me as it fits your 1st thought. dedicated and had to transfer a bunch of large files initially.

kewl. good luck.

this one? https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/26859/Intel-Server-Chipset-Driver-for-Windows-?v=t

since this is a server board, does that controller have options during post to let you go into it similar to the raid controller?

looks like the other driver I mention is software and probably wont let you pull an INF file from it.

def a funky issue. Server 2016 should take same driver as Win 10

I see the Intel chipset driver that I believe you mentioned before on intels site. Wonder if this one might work? https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25393/Intel-RSTe-AHCI-SCU-Software-RAID-Driver-for-Windows-

any drivers from Intel site for this controller and Server 2016?

is the drive attached to the raid card or an onboard sata port?

Your def thinking right on the troubleshooting. My guess would be a driver which seems like you are head deep in that already. I've had some similar issues before but not onboard disk, usually with a raid card and not having the correct drivers.

can you disconnect the win 7 ssd to see if it forces the 3TB as boot drive?

Not sure what "boot off the DOK" means but couple items i've had to set with most of the Windows Server installs i've done is within BIOS: 1) Boot menu -> turn off all boot drives except for the SSD 2) Boot Order -> should only show the SSD but if not, set it to the SSD as the 1st and only drive...

Wouldn't hurt to set everything to legacy in the BIOS, then attempt to boot and if there is a TPM Module, you may have to clear that first.

Yup

Problem that I run into with USBX is that its got great burst speed for transfer but settles down to a standard speed. eSata doesnt run into that problem. I have a NAS that has both USB3 and esata. I've tested both and the esata gives me a faster consistent speed. No burst speeds, its 1 speed...

What also was helpful for me with learning the USG command line commands is to pull down the Vyatta command line reference. It's based on the Vyatta framework. Not all commands work but quite a few do.

What i like about Blue Iris is that it lets me record to 1 drive and offload to mp4 format to another drive. Other software may do the same but fairly intuitive with Blue Iris. No performance hit this way with playback. The reason I went to BI is because the cameras i bought (funlux) came with a...

i get the drive by nonsense but what sucks about this is that for those that do not do that, we miss out especially with a history of good buying from members.

nada

https://www.heatware.com/u/107381

benchmarks for me. Really shows the difference with an older xeon versus newer procs.

lol, i suppose so. I just recall with the 980ti watercooled, the temps under heavy gaming never got above 40s. I have to leave my door open on the office now, with fan on and still a huge difference on the other side of the door. I've gotten spoiled to watercooling and forgot how much of a...

I'm using a raven case with all fans running on the medium profile. Needless to say, i have decent ventilation. The card just runs warmer than i'm used to. Granted, i originally had the MSI Sea Hawk GTX 980ti which ran extremely cool. I will be doing a water setup on this card at some point. I...

I picked up one of the PNY FE 1080ti's and the temps idle around 47 and hit 79 under load. The heat is up there for sure but that PNY burn in smell kills me. Will be looking to add watercooling of some sort. I need these temps way down. Doesnt impact playability for sure. Card is rock solid on...

Is the ubiquity equipment just that good that supply just cant keep up or what?

definitely go for a combination of applications as there is not 1 solution that does it all well. The full version of Malwarebytes and I use the Panda Security free app. This has worked well for me.