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Shadow-R

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  1. Terve! I have to say that I really like these videos. I'm not a big watcher of all the videos anymore, but I do checkout everything that is relevant for me. Even though nostalgia goggle don't work, I think its a nice bit of having "hands on" with LTT. A feeling that I have missed for a long time. Sayonara! Shadow
  2. Terve! It rebooted and aparently there was nothing lost. My main worry was the ZFS data pool... Seems I was worrying too much. Thank you a lot for the help. Sayonara!
  3. Terve! The thing is that the Server was running while I unlugged everything. Here's a picture of the screen though. At first I thought that the RAID was resyncing, but I doubt that this would take more then 48 hours. Sayonara!
  4. Terve! About two days ago I was digging through some stuff I had lying around and found some LED strip. Because I was curious if it would work I pulled out a power plug on my server and checked if it was working. As things were lighting up in front of me I realized that I had pulled out the power plug for the HDDs. I am not sure if I got only one or if I disconnected 2 of them. After that I tried to reboot the server (network connection was lost) and since then it is hangin. What should I try next? I am not breave enough to pull the power plug (of the entire machine) just like that . Hardware (that I think is relevant for this): Mainboard: ASUS P9D-X RAM: 16 GB Kingston ECC RAM CPU: Intel Xeon E1225 V3 Storage: 3x 3TB WD red HDD Running on FreeNAS, HDDs are in a ZFS Raid Z (similar to a RAID 5). Thank you for any help. Sayonara!
  5. Terve! I am not sure how that would be possible on a new HDD. Can I check that by just going onto the properties of the drive? Also it seems that I finally have a good reason to fix my linux computer, I don't think that he could use Linux at all though. Sayonara!
  6. Terve! Interestingly Crystal Disk Info showed that the C5 (current pending sector count) was in the yellow area. I double checked with my other drives, they all had 200 like the new one so I do not think that this is the issue. As far as he told me, Steam says that it could not write to that disk - tbh I am not 100% if that is completely accurate. Are the badlocks shown in Crystal Disk info? If not please tell me your way of measuring them. Thank you for the help. Sayonara!
  7. Terve! A couple of weeks ago a friend of mine bought a hdd through me and put it into his old pc because the old HDD in there had failed. Now he has the problem that he is unable to install steam games to this drive - however he can regualrly save file onto it. Unfortunately, he lives somewhat far away from me and I am unable to go to his house at the moment. Are there known flaws in the installation process that lead to this kind of problem? How likely is it that I will just have to RMA the HDD? (I checked it with crystal disk mark before I gave it to him and it was fine) Please let me know if you need to know other things. (and feel free to tell my if I screwed up sentences) Thanks for the support. Sayonara!
  8. Terve! Is it just me or is that all useless stuff? I mean: I work on VW for a living. They have bird view cameras since a couple of years and the only time I hit the elevator's pillar was when I was driving according to this view. The front view cameras are also great. You just don't quite know how wide you vehicle is (unless they have fixed that). Hybrids are litterally the best thing thoug: 120mpg (however much that may be in Europe) are usually not achieved. And I am not talking about the 10-20% that every car has. In a European Prius test the fuel consumption rated was 4.5l/100km and the tested one was 13l/100km. This would mean that the rating of 120mpg would go down to about 40mpg. It may sound pretty good, but if I think about the 4.8l/100km (just under 60mpg) that I have on a regular Golf its kinda meaningless to me. What do you think about that? Sayonara!
  9. Terve! Personally I'd go for the Acer monitor you said. I usually get the AOC i2476vw for people but your suggestion works just as well. I have not had personal experiance with the monitor though. Sayonara!
  10. Terve! A friend of mine has had a DELL XPS M1730 - I can search about more info about that thing if needed. Recently it died and he does not have a backup of his files. Thinking about Linus XPS 13 I said that I should be able to read the data off his HDD without too much problem. Now, when I have the Laptop with me, I have had a bad surprise: the HDD is a RAID 0 of 2 HDDs. A quick google search told me that it's managed by an Intel ICH8M Controller. In order to successfully read the data off the disks I'd require an other one of them. That however is a little tricky, since I do not know a lot about RAID controllers. I also have not tried to plug them into my ASUS P8H67m evo, Gigabyte 990FXA UD5 or ASUS 990FX TUF (or something like that). I have also attempted other ways like pluging in an other monitor to get an image (the laptop boots, but there is no image on screen) or use the network to do something. Both attempts failed because there was no screenoutput on the port and it was not showing up on the LAN. Somebody got an idea what I can do? Sayonara!
  11. Terve! So if I was to pick the Supermicro X10-SLL-F-O (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D65V9WO/?tag=pcpapi-20) Would the RAM be compatible? I have had RAM that was not working on certain mainboards in the past and I'd like to avoid that. The problem is that there is no mobo list for this ram to be found. Thank you for the list. Sayonara!
  12. Terve! I am not sure about the thing with Prime 95. I just heard about this and because I can easily avoid it I do so. P.S. I am jealous of your OC, great job. Sayonara!
  13. Terve! That might be your problem though. It can be that your CPU hits 104.5°C on a single core for a microsecond and crashes. Also I have read that Prime 95 can kill your system. I prefer Intel burn test, maybe try that one out as well? Also it could be comming from VRM or something on the mainboard overheating. Do you have decent airflow over the needed things? Sayonara!
  14. Terve! Nos sure if I understand this correctly: You mean I have to have an X99/Z99 LGA 2011 Mainboard? Sayonara! Edited a LGA before 2011
  15. Terve! Have you checked your CPU temps? I have this as well, when I don't turn up my fans while playing. Sayonara!
  16. Terve! I am planing on my first dedicated NAS/Server rig. I'd like to know 2 things: 1: Will the parts work together? I am mostly concened about the correct ECC RAM for ZFS. 2: Can this run a 6TB (3 x 3TB HDD) ZFS RAID Z1 (like a RAID 5)? To 1: CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1225 V3 Mainboard: MSI H97 Gaming 3 RAM: Kingston Value ECC RAM (KVR1333D3E9SK2/16G) Will the H97 mainboard szupport ECC and work with the RAM? To 2: I know that you say 8GB + Stoarage in TB times 1.5, which would be: 8+1.5*6=17GB of RAM. This is barely enough and I'd like to be safe. Thank you already. Sayonara!
  17. Terve! The general heat principal is that the heat you are producing gets diassipated into your room. You can use air, water LN2 oder liquid helium to cool your system and it does not make a difference at all. Also: you are on R9 270s, so I don't think that all the money you'd have to put into a liquid cooling system will be worth it. It gets you about a 2% better perfomance if you are lucky, but the cost of 500-1000 bucks gets you something like a Fury x - which is on water and outperforms your 270s by a lot. Hope I was able to help you. Sayonara!
  18. Terve! Well, apparently I look like a total idiot. I know that my screen should look like this: https://youtu.be/yBIqKs6gi2g?t=2m12s But it only shows the DVD Drive and "Boot X". No idea why. So I guess I am going back to optical drives. Because no one needs DVDs anymore, right? So far it appears to work. Sayonara!
  19. Terve! I did it out of convenience. I have tested things a bit around it and did not see the performance hit. I might have screwed that up though. Also, the USB drive did not show up what so ever. I have tried to restart it and tried other ports in which my peripherals worked. The only thing I see is the "boot x:" folder and eventually the DVD drive (if connected). Is there a spefic format (like FAt32) required to get recognized? Sayonara!
  20. Terve! I'm really feeling like a noob again, but I'll try to do something more helpfull than lying on the floor and crying like a baby. However. I am building a PC for my sister as a replace for her old one. I have a Gigabyte Z170XP SLI with a Core i5 6600k and 16GB of FuryX RAM. When I am starting to install the Operatingsystem (Windows 7 64 Bit) there is the well known: "driver is missing" message. Usually I'd go into the BIOS and set the SATA configuration to "IDE" and not "AHCI" but there is no IDE in the BIOS. I have tried to install drivers from exFAT, NTFS and Fat32 formated USB drives (which did not show up on the driver selection). After that I have tried the installtion off a CD Drive (included driver disk). I might be able to install everything on another machine, but I am alway about to learn what is going wrong. The probelm on the CD/DVD is that it tells me that there are no drivers (when I selected a folder with a driver in it and selected it on the list of the drivers). Does anybody know what I have to do or is it just an other DOA Mainboard? Thanks a lot. Sayonara!
  21. Terve! I am not sure about these days quality but I still have a win95 PC with a HDD in it that is approximately 20 years old. My sister has a PC with a 4 year old HDD - it works perfectly fine. Try some crystal disk info to see what your HDDs shape is. Sayonara!
  22. Terve! Please excuse if I screw up this reply, but I've had some trouble reading though a "non stop chain gun" post. I'd not upgrade the CPU. Personally I run a 2600 (non k) processor and it has never appeared to bottleneck an R9 290. I know that this is a slower card than the 970 appears to be, but the 2600 would be slower as well - if there was a noticeable difference between the generation. Something you should know is that the CPU its self did not get that much faster since Sandy Bridge. All the peripherals to it have (like DDR4 or USB 3.1 /Type C). So if you do not need anything else than CPU power you are good. You might want to upgrade the storage though. A 60GB SSD seems small and a dying HDD is not something you normally want to have. Sayonara!
  23. Terve! Just out of curiosity: What would happen if you did not remove the bezel? (appart from optical stuff) There does not appear to be anything in between the filter and the outside of the screen. Thanks already. Sayonara!
  24. Terve! I am always interested in replacing Laptops with something I can make modifications to. A Desktop is typically way too large though, so I hope that this one will be better. Sayonara!
  25. Terve! I'm not too sure how to start this, but I'll try. My friends dad recently upgraded his PC including the case. Now, he tells me that I'd like to have a front card reader mounted in that case as well. I guess I could sell him one you could mount into a 5.25" slot. But I'm also curious if I could just mount the old one. It appears as if there is a sled with the holes of a standard 3.5" drive to which the card reader is mounted. Is there some kind of "adapter" to mount that thing into a front 5.25" slot? I have to ask him for the exact case name, but I'll deliver it as soon as I know it. P.S. Does anyone know a PCI (not PCI-e) expansion card for fron USB 3.0? Thank you already. Sayonara! (at last: feel free to tell me any mistakes I made, my Enlish is very rusty aka. bad)
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