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That helps a lot actually. One last question that you might know. If I map it as a network drive and use a backup software to backup to it, will it try and store that network drive somewhere locally on my computer? Thanks.

Thanks for the reply. So, after I map it as a network drive, how do I get the D drive to talk/"backup" to the box drive? Or do I just use the network drive as my main drive?? Thanks

Hello, I have unlimited Box storage through a university I work at. I would like to have it so all my files on my desktop I use at home (D Drive) are backed up to my Box account. I know I can install the Box client and save things to box and then sync them to my computer. That is not what I want. I want to be able to have Box just save everything from my D Drive which is where I store almost all my stuff. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

Makes sense. Thanks.

Hello, I have looked all over for an answer to my question and can't find anything. I need to know what version Display Port does the Thinkpad X220 have? Like I said, I have looked all over and can't find an anser anywhere. If you are able to find an answer I would love it if you could send me the link or reply with the link. Thanks so much.

Hello, I am looking for a service, preferably a website, that will allow me to upload files for sharing. I know there are a lot of services that do this but I have a few requirements. 1). Must be free 2.) Need to upload files for fellow video editors to download files they need to finish projects. 3.)The editor I am sharing files with go to the website (link) and it ask them for a username and password. I then can add a user to access the folder/files. I DO NOT WANT THEM TO HAVE TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT THEMSELVES (like with google drive). I would be the one adding them so they just have to put in the username and password I give them. And then they can download the files. If you have any questions let me know. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Best PSU for the money.

RAM I bought

If only one of them is bad then I am still going to RMA the whole new 16GB kit. Got it from Newegg. They are good about customer service and RMA's. I agree that it probably is but what I don't understand is whenever I had the old AND the new sticks in, why didn't the system still boot but only recognize the old 16GB?

So I took out the old RAM and put in the new RAM where the old RAM was. I booted it up and the same thing happened. It just wouldn't boot or anything. It was just a black screen. So the new RAM is dead?

I bought a 16GB kit (2x8) to make it 4x8 but all the RAM is identical.

Using the new RAM where the old RAM is right now?

Yes. I have the i7-5820K and the MSI X-99S SLI Plus.

I consulted the motherboard manual and am using the slots it says when doing a quad channel set up.

Hello, When I originally built my computer, I put 16GB of RAM in it. I now I want to upgrade to 32GB. I went to my PC Part Picker list and found the exact RAM I originally put in my system and ordered it again so my system would have 32GB. I got it in the mail and put it in. I then go to boot up and nothing happens. It doesn't boot up, the bios/uefi doesn't come up. Absolutely nothing happens. I then take out the 2 dimms I added and it boots just fine. I made sure the new dimms were pushed in fully. I already tried resetting cmos and then booting with 32GB and no luck with that. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.