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connor201

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Orlando FL
  • Occupation
    Systems administrator

System

  • CPU
    AMD FX 8350
  • Motherboard
    Asus sabertooth 990fx r2.0
  • RAM
    32 GB Gskill sniper
  • GPU
    XFX R9 390X
  • Case
    thermaltake overseer RX-I
  • Storage
    2x samsung 840 Pro 128 GB 2x 1TB WD Blue
  • PSU
    1000 watt EVGA
  • Keyboard
    Das keyboard ultimate
  • Mouse
    Razor Deathadder
  • Sound
    G930
  • Operating System
    Win 7 PRO

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  1. It really depends how deep the scratch is, can you catch the scratch with a finger nail or is it light enough that it feels flat when you run your nail over it?
  2. Im running an 8350 Black edition and it works great for anything I throw at it! I play ARK and BF4 at ultra all day long.
  3. Amazon same day delivery in Orlando order it in the morning at my house before 9 PM.
  4. you should have no problem switching a tmobile sim between phones the data only sim may not work at all. I switch between my LG stylo and my Iphone 5s depending on what i am working on or if i need to test something. Those i do not think that those two phones have the same size sim card.
  5. http://downdetector.com/status/youtube/map/ good place to look see if there are reports in your area...
  6. As a fellow systems administrator I would never buy production hardware (the R710) off ebay buying new has the advantage of next day replacement parts from dell and it is a great thing. Also with virtualization you want to be careful you do not want to put all your eggs in one basket you traditionally want to run 2 ESX hosts with primary DC on one and a Secondary DC on the other, by running all on one host you run into the problem that if something happens to the hardware all of your hosts are down you may want to look into the idea of n+1 virtualization. Also are you going to be doing a P2V for the conversion or are you going to be recreating the servers from scratch?
  7. Ya I have seen those videos but with this case and living in the hot cesspool of the US known as Florida I like to move as much air as possible through the case it goes up 8-9 degrees C if I turn off the 2 200MM if I only have the front on it goes up like 4 degrees C.
  8. They do not have the option in this case for 120/140mm fans on front/top my only option would be to get some adapters or make some if I went that route, trust me I have seriously considered it.
  9. I currently have a Thermaltake Overseer RX-I that I purchased many years ago to house my rig the two 200mm fans in the case are less that what I would call quiet and the airflow is quite anemic. I would really appreciate some suggestions for quiet 200mm fans with good flow that I can swap mine for. Computer Specs AMD FX 8350 with a EVO 212 with 2 120mm cougar fans Asus sabertooth 990fx r2.0 XFX R9 390X 32 GB DDR3 1000 watt EVGA PSU thermaltake overseer RX-I 2x Samsung 128GB 840 PRO 2x 1TB WD Blue
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