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Sorry to hear you don't like the GPU.  I traded 3 hours of work for it, so I'll leave it for now.  I do agree about the RTX.  I love the 2080ti I have in my main rig.

Yeah, I still think the Air 540 and Air 240 are nice, but they are kinda expensive.
Excellent cable management, but a tip to make your audio and usb 2.0 connectors look nicer is to cover the part with all the individually colored wires with electrical tape, so it is black.

No Kids and some free time I guess.
 
What I posted was, I think, my 5th rebuild?  Also didn't just pick everything up one day.  This is the result of months of side jobs and bargain hunting.

Just got my 2080 Ti!

Just got my 2080 Ti!

No Kids and some free time I guess.
 
What I posted was, I think, my 5th rebuild?  Also didn't just pick everything up one day.  This is the result of months of side jobs and bargain hunting.

Up front, I'm not as hardcore as a lot of folks here.  I build for fun, its a hobby.
 
Here's the latest config on my 2nd rig.  Good if I head to a lan, or if I just want to game in a room other than my basement.  (Don't judge, I own my basement ;) )
 
 
Intel Core i7-6800k
Corsair H100i v2 AiO Cpu Cooler
EVGA X99 Micro 2 Motherboard
16GB Corsair 2800 MHz Quad Channel Ram
256GB Samsung 950 Pro NvME Boot Drive
256GB Samsung 850 Pro SATA SSD
4TB Seagate SATA Desktop HDD 
nVidia GeForce RTX2060 
EVGA Supernova G2 750 Watt Modular PSU
Intel 8265 Wireless AC + Bluetooth
Fractal Meshify C Mini TG Case
2 Corsair ML120 Case Fans
Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit
 


























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Up front, I'm not as hardcore as a lot of folks here.  I build for fun, its a hobby.
 
Here's the latest config on my 2nd rig.  Good if I head to a lan, or if I just want to game in a room other than my basement.  (Don't judge, I own my basement ;) )
 
 
Intel Core i7-6800k
Corsair H100i v2 AiO Cpu Cooler
EVGA X99 Micro 2 Motherboard
16GB Corsair 2800 MHz Quad Channel Ram
256GB Samsung 950 Pro NvME Boot Drive
256GB Samsung 850 Pro SATA SSD
4TB Seagate SATA Desktop HDD 
nVidia GeForce RTX2060 
EVGA Supernova G2 750 Watt Modular PSU
Intel 8265 Wireless AC + Bluetooth
Fractal Meshify C Mini TG Case
2 Corsair ML120 Case Fans
Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit
 


























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you can also find it out more accurately with minecraft...

nVME is fun, I just upgraded to a 970 Evo for boot

Nice, thanks for cooling your SSD properly!

I see what you did there.

thats pretty epic

Dual Epyc 7601
Multi - 6873
Single - 108
OpenGL - no score
(poor quality screen shot over rdp)
 

After a bunch of small issues I finally did a clean install of win 10.  Here are my benches.   Videocard currently at stock settings.   CPU has a modest OC, 4.3 Ghz.

I'm bored and it's cold.  I thought I'd build something cheap for guests or to take to short notice lan parties.  Most of this is from stuff I've had around.  I picked on the 1050ti on a black friday special.  I removed the dell logo for a small improvement in ventilation.   I'm almost certain this shouldn't work but, the magic smoke has stayed inside so far.....
 
Dell OptiPlex 7010
Swapped the i5 for a xeon E3 1240
16GB DDR3
256GB SSD
1TB SSHD
MSI GeForce 1050Ti LP.  I added some thermal pads between the GPU and Heatsink.
 
 

http://hwbot.org/benchmark/unigine_superposition_-_8k_optimized/
 
http://hwbot.org/benchmark/unigine_superposition_-_1080p_xtreme/
 
I've not been aware of HWBOT until right now.  I did find the above links thanks to the fine folks at Google though.

Very strong system you got there, very interesting!

I assume Linus will drop and then OC this?

I tried a couple of corsair ML140s along with my new 1080.  What do you think?  I know it's mostly corsair stuff.  It just kinda ended up that way.
 
Full specs
Gigabyte X99-UD4 
i7 6800k
Corsair H110i GTX AiO
ProlimaTek Pk-3 Thermal Paste
16GB (4x 4G) 2133 DDR4
Samsung 960 EVO NVME SSD (I used a PCI-E slot adapter to get the full 4x PCI-E.  Thanks to LTT Forums or turning me onto that!)
2x 2TB Segate (Raid 1)
Geforce 1080ti FTW3
Yeah, i tried an external Sound Card....
EVGA SuperNova G3 650 Watt modular PSU
Corsair Air 540

Do these numbers look low for an EVGA 1080Ti FTW3 and an i7 6800k OC'd to 4,2 GHz?  No lcock changes on the vid card, just switch to the secondary bios for the more aggressive power settings.
 
I'm looking hard at AMD but its going to be a while because money.  #adulting

Ok.  I'm running a 5820k with a Corsair GTX110i.  I'll test tonight and report back.

From my understanding Exchange will stop all mail flow. The server will still work and outlook will connect etc but it won't be a function mail server without a license.
 
Edit: FYI the Exchange key if using a volume license agreement is the same key for everyone, if retail then I think that is unique but not sure since I've only ever used volume licensing. Get in contact with a Microsoft licensing partner.

There is hdd and sssd cachine built into windows and linux, and osx, so it won't help you there.
 
Its snake oil.

the lat time I wired a house I did a couple of things.
 
Where ever I wanted one Jack, I ended up running two.  In my case I had PoE devices in mind.
 
Don't try to run two jacks off of one Ethernet run, you'll only end up with a half duplex connection on each jack.
 
If you have the money maybe consider running STP Cat 6a.  When done correctly Cat6a wil suport 10GB at up to 100meters.  STP (Sheilded Twisted Pair) is better protected against interference.  These is a lot or potential interference out there and STP is a reasonable guard against it.
 
Lastly, are you running ethernet in any areas that experience large temperature swings?  If so there's such a thing as GEL filled UV shielded Ethernet.  You don't need to do your whole house with this stuff, just areas that get really hot or cold. It's also great if your going to connect to Wifi Devices on the outside of your house.