kosmic

why not:
Mango (Sharepoint Server)
Tango (DC Server)
Walter (Windows Deployment)
Panuc (intel NUC with 2 VM servers)
X58 (hmmmm kinda obvious)
X99 (again kinda obvious) Read Sig
Batman (Nas)
Suckamac <---- Mac VM
Shitbox (yes i named shitbox)

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

Never gave me the option

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

I dont think i could have said it better lol
if you have a voip line i can only add a pbx server to mess around with (freepbx elastix etc) and using softphones
I run Elastix at home it can do email, IM fax services too

Why not!

I'm 24
I run my own business that Consults in IT, Runs VPS, web hosting and webpage design and trying to expand into telecom (pbx, voip, data etc)
I am also a IT Contractor working with a few company onsite stuff setting up printers, flash a PC, plug shit in a server (government related mostly, have done work for dell and lenovo) and I work as a part time SysAdmin which i do from almost anywhere
I am personally expanding into Photography, Videography and Audio (through Lynda.com lol and its help to keep up too date with my cisco certs)
I like cars, bikes, engines, building with wood and i play PC games, Xbone, X360 
 
I live in Aus but i am from Edmonton, Canada

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

Worked it a IT Repair and Consult shop
My Favorite experience are
 
Got a call from
Client "I turned my modem off and now my internet doesn't work"
Me "Why did you turn your modem off"
Client "I was told too"
 
went to a gun shop to look at a (old as) security PC (it wouldnt turn on after a power outage)
I walk into the office and we was flicking the PSU switch at the back instead of the BIG power button on the front

It SHOULD be fine like most have said, but i wouldn't do it, and i would replace the PSU sooner rather then later

yeah of course, very rough answer 

Backup your OS 
Config raid 
restore OS
 
or just wipe it clean and start again
 
its the only way

so this series has 20pcie lanes so x8/x8 for sli leaves x4 for ssd
and the board has 3 16x lanes cant see why not

meanwhile sitting with 3mb down and 0.20 up
 
<--------------- dis guy

Yes you can connect your laptop to your pc but there is no point
buy something like this
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008BGXZUC?keywords=gigabit%20switch&qid=1442754380&ref_=sr_1_8&sr=8-8
or buy a wap and stick that in your room so you have both wireless and ethernet
 
 
Call me old skool but if you go down the bridging mode you MAY need a crossover Ethernet, i doubt it most pc's now all have auto sense but just keep it in mind

thanks im glad someone else read the title
 
i read the question and thought said video would anwser
Not to mention blueballs sum it up with the vid was anything needed

god i have a kingston v300 in one pc and it boots in like 6sec or something

Motherboard?
PSU?

What are your PC specs, 

i figured id upload my network, but not super complex, I run part of my business at home. Created in packet tracer so everything is Cisco, i don't own that much Cisco stuff i tried to find the closest object possible, i also included my hosted dedicated server and its VM's
I run 3 separate networks at home:
Blue - 192.168.1.x
Green - 192.168.2.x Yellow - 10.1.1.x
  Blue and Yellow are both physical networks, and green is a virtual switch for my test Domain Controller.
Blue is my main network and Yellow is for guest wifi and client PC's   My Xeon Server run 9 VM's (Maroon box) -Myob Server
-PBX Server
-WDS (blue) -Ghost (wds server for yellow)
-DC Server and 2 Test VMs -Windows 10 Test VM
-Redundant Webserver (server-PT) My hosted server also runs 6 VM's pretty simple:
Gigabit Internet, 32gb ram, dual xeon CPU. Stored in Canada -Personal Server (Webserver, teamspeak, blog, VPN etc)
-Exchange server for my personal and business email
-Webserver for clients
-VPS that i have rented out to a mate
-FTP Server
-Windows 10 Remote Workstation Synology Nas  -Personal File & Cloud Server
-SQL server for kodi (Xbmc) for the PC, HTPC(nuc), Shield
-Intranet site -download station from my put io account My PFsense 6 port Firewall is my dhcp/dns server for blue and yellow  and my WAPs are Asus something or rather not the WRT's
PFsense is also my cache server