Gen 8 have that new drive caddie that requires a custom firmware on the hard drives to control the lights on the caddie. So the lights are all sorts of funny, so you lose that ability too, before Gen 8 lights worked fine.
I can't speak directly for the MSA series, but the DL series accept any disk. And in the case of the new Gen 8 servers any drive works as well, but it'll set off a warning that the drives are not HP Authentic but work fine. I talked to several engineers about this before going with all Intel...
a splitter is cheap on monoprice, although i've had hit or miss with the cheap ones.
I have noticed the Audio issue with AMD cards, happens maybe once a year on my stuff not a huge deal unless the woman gets the issue and then all hell breaks lose and i get works calls and what not, usually...
Plex and Mezzmo both have to Transcode MKV files for my TV, a 1080P movie can almost max out 4 cores on an i7, running on virtual machine so they could have GPU decoding working which wouldn't be that bad. Was going to test passing in GPU to vm to see if that makes a difference.
Been replacing my 2tb failed drives with the Red's for a while now, seem to be working well.
That said tigerdirect has those red drives 2tb ones for 80 bucks after rebate right now if it's not sold out. Pretty decent deal, not sure if you can do 2 per rebate other wise they're 100 bucks.
Got 2x 2TB WD Red's and they seem pretty good only had for a few weeks now, but built into my existing raid array fine. Had 2 drives die in a raid 6 array.
I thought i heard they were OEM only for the 7000 series. Not sure if that'll change with 8000 series or not. Guessing profit margin was almost nothing on those cards probably didn't make any sense to keep them around when the APU's are close to their performance.
I'm running 2012 Server and have my media server as a VM and i couldn't be happier. Have 10 disks in Raid 6 as of now, but am going to try out Disk Spaces or whatever it is they call it, was going to wait till it fails or Sp1 or 2012 R2 came out so they could work out any bugs.
Mezzmo runs on...
I'd do an internal drive for that, the OS should spin that down after 60 minutes or so, so power shouldn't be an issue on it, even then i think those use only 5watts or so, i'd assume an external solution would be slower to backup and use more power cause of the interface is another layer.
What route are you going with for USB Redirection? I'm going to start looking into that, figured it'd be built in but doesn't appear to be
Are you running Server 8 or 2008 R2?
Unless it's a major revision of a current application I just start coding. Otherwise diagrams and uml diagrams i use.
If it's a new project that isn't a no brainer i do the same with diagrams and uml diagrams. Hardest part usually is making a good connection with who wants the program and what...
I have a used Core i5 650 LGA1156 left over from an upgrade. Comes with OEM fan.
Was hoping to get $125 for it but any offers will be entertained. I am located in Sussex, WI for local pick up, otherwise I'll pay for shipping.
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I would buy a new book, as a couple newer classes came out since, but you should see them as depreciated, or suggestions in the javadoc to use the newer classes. I think Vector was one, and StringBuilder vs whatever the older one was, lots of other ones too.
I'd get a book they're cheap...
If it's IDE then go on amazon and look at something like this
http://www.amazon.com/USB-2-0-SATA-Converter-Cable/dp/B0018MCGVU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1340296806&sr=8-2&keywords=usb+ide
The hard drive should be flat, no pins coming out, if there are pins that part pulls out and the standard...
Thing with my RMA of ASRock Fatal1ty P67 Professional, is that ASRock said the bios error was it needed a new bios chip and nothing related to the cpu. So I was shocked to see bent pins when my error codes weren't related, 0x45 and 0x55 based on 2600 and 3770 intel chips. Figure if pins were...
Sure gave SSD's a little time to catch up a bit. If they don't start getting prices lower SSD's might really start taking a chunk out of their sales. I now only buy SSD's for the primary hard drive, soon it'll make sense for having some space for a little storage as well.
Use R-Studio, make an image of the drive and work with that.
I got 15 Seagates running in a Raid array been going fine for 3 years so far no issues. Never had a hard drive i owned take a dump, but just had 2 at work go, 1 seagate one WD. And a friends go which was WD. Think it's just if you...
Oh check on your tv, make sure the HDMI port is always on or selectable. I had a friend where i had to do that, cause the tv couldn't detect the cable was plugged in for some reason.
I did a 50ft run with HDMI cable worked fine on 4x and 5x series of AMD Cards, would think it's more of a cable thing. I get my cables from either parts express or monoprice and both seem to work fine.
+1 check the cable,
I get this issue at work all the time, not sure what is up with it, but we have nice Gigabit switches, and Intel Pro Gigabit nics, and certain machines only can transfer data at 100megabit speeds. Intel's test suite says everything is in good shape and connection is fine, but transfers go slow...
I heard WHS Vail was making raid the preferred solution, Because the servers will mainly be sold by Dell/HP etc they will setup the raid, but this will make it hard for many people to upgrade. I got my stuff already all on RAID so it doesn't bother me, other than beta expired and i had to go...
Pretty sure there is some addon for 360 that will let you play mkv's google around should find it. And Roku is nice for kids/gf but it's kind of lacking.
Try a new cable, hook up to another tv, make sure your refresh rate is correctly set on the zino and that the tv accepts it. Tv size shouldn't matter on this as 1080p on a 20" screen is same amount of work to put it out to a 100" screen. update drive maybe.
Why not team up a few NICs get better speeds? I'm still playing around but i plan on having 2-4 intel nics teamed up, really helps when copying data, or unzipping a file over the network. Playing movies not so much.
I'm doing same thing as Vader with WHS Vail, and I think it works awesome. You can't use a tuner card afaik but that doesn't bother me. Performance is great. Hyper-V is missing a few key features and not a ton of software appliances work out of the box in hyper-v which is frustrating but vail...