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Avocados recommendations are very good. reliable brand and fast drives. I also like PNY cs900 models for a little lower (but usually a good 50% cheaper when the Samsung are not on sale), as well as crucial bx500, Western Digital Blue units too. Right now id go with Samsung units considering their prices at the moment.

sry about that. did not notice that he said sata only interface. Here are 2 drives that are the same but different capacity. 
PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price Storage Samsung 860 Evo 1 TB 2.5" Solid State Drive $99.99 @ Adorama Storage Samsung 860 Evo 2 TB 2.5" Solid State Drive $199.99 @ Adorama   Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts     Total $299.98   Generated by PCPartPicker 2020-12-15 12:28 EST-0500    

I mean if you think about it the transfer/read speeds will be faster so that portion of the installation would be faster yes. But its only about 5-8 Gb of files. Majority of installation is unpacking and thats more cpu bound etc.

What's your budget/location, and what capacity would you be looking for? 

Most cases I know of only give maximum GPU length, so is that where you got 280 mm? If so, length of the GPU isn't really what matters. So long if there's a good centimeter or two of space between the fans and the PSU shroud/bottom of case you're going to be fine. 

It depends on the case model / fans / etc.
Could you please provide the case model (link preferred) 
aswell as if you plan on adding fans etc

Cheapest option is second hand off of facebook marketplace or craigslist. Found some great deals on Onkyo subs (100-200 watts) for like 30 bucks. Otherwise are you in the US? If not what are your stores that you can buy from?

Do you relly need a rid carad? Softwre raid is better for most users these days.
just saying, this is probably 50mb/s, or about 6mB/s, any drive config an handle this
 
That card is fine, but a bit older, but you probably want software raid, and also want the battery for it. Also you can get that card for like 1/3 of the priceon ebay.

Unraid uses software-RAID, so using a hardware-RAID-card would be a waste. You're far better off just using software-RAID: software-RAID is much more flexible, supports more features and is far easier to transfer between systems. You can still buy a hardware-RAID-card, but buy e.g. a LSI 9211-8i or similar and make sure it has been flashed in IT-mode: this way the card doesn't do any hardware-RAID and only acts as an expansion-card so you can connect more drives to your system.

I opted out of that decision, I want a soundbar for space, and simple use. Its just down to a choice of soundbar now.

Have you updated the bios at all? That can make a major impact on device discover/recognition. Plus make sure you read manual as I see there are certain selections you have to change to make sure your M.2 SSD is configured correctly for either NVME or SATA. Which in turn can affect which sata ports work on the board.

Yeah it would be in the pocket area, Normally all i have in the pocket is the bluetooth adapter i have. 

Pretty good build, I would personally get a better PSU but it will do fine. Also you can get Windows 10 for 35-40$ off of kinguin

Yes and no. The stick isn't 2TB itself, just a poor title.
In the description it mentions it's actually 64x32GB
 
Edit:
BUT... This is a real single stick
 
http://www.memory4less.com/crucial-128gb-ddr4-pc19200-m386aak40b40-cuc

The Matrox Millenium G200 series is from 1999.  Though it and the 4XX series did continue on for a while in servers like yours.  That said, driver support is discontinued, you're going to be stuck with whatever basic driver is built into Windows.  Really, it's a server, 1024x768 should get the job done for doing configuration on a server.
 
HOWEVER, Suprermicro ALSO has used the G200eW on some boards and they SEEM to have a Win 2012 driver.
 
ftp://ftp.supermicro.com/driver/VGA/Matrox/Nuvoton/G200e/Windows/Win2012/
 
I obviously can't tell if this should work but theoretically, a G200eW is a G200eW, no matter what board it's built into.

I use kinguin, its like g2a but imo better. Make an account and get the protection as well as buy from a good seller with good reviews. Itl be about 30-40$

Have you reset the bios?

Odd issue, id reseat / re install anything that you changed to its original state. From there I would disconnect all storage drives and clear cmos (either using a jumper or removing battery and pressing the power button to clear bios fully. If nothing changes id grab a different powersupply and test with that one as maybe your current psu couldnt handle it. Reply with results.

The one on userbenchmark is only based on the number of cpu's that are tested by people who've ran their benchmarks, its by no means an accurate representation of the actual marketshare.

So This is just a little discussion post, Ive been planning a Mini ITX Build with a fallout (the game) theme to it, and im testing some parts before finishing it up. I have alot to do haha. Either way, back to the CPU Cooler, I recently bought the Be Quiet! Shadow Rock LP Cooler because I needed one and it had gone on sale for 30$ on newegg, Now at the time of ordering I already had ordered the Mobo, Ram and CPU (Im going to transfer my current i7-6700k over when I upgrade later) and I didnt think to check for clearance issues, which was pretty dumb on my part but I got very very lucky. So when I first opened it up to look at it I realized my Ram (Avexir DDR4-2400 16GB (2x8GB Blue LED) was much too tall to fit under the overhang (Shown in image below) but I figured maybe I could rotate it some way, which I did, and it worked absolutely perfectly. I had concerns of the cooler hitting the awkwardly tall VRM heatsink for the motherboard but ended up having a milimeter or two of clearence. I couldnt just not post about it haha its just too perfect. However, I do have some concerns but its not an issue of the CPU Cooler itself, but from the backplate to it, I took a pic below and youll see that it touches two chips (tbh I forgot/dont know what they do). The second being the good amount of flexing from the motherboard under all the pressure, I know its normal but I still cringe when i see it haha. I have yet to test it but Ill come back with an update once I get the powersupply tomorrow. Id love to hear your thoughts or concerns.
 
Image #1: Normal installation of cooler has the RAM Sit under the overhang.
SOURCE: http://www.gamersnexus.net/news-pc/1910-be-quiet-shadow-rock-lp-cooler
 
 

Image #2: Clearance of Cooler Over Mobo VRM Heatsink

Image #3: Top View of cooler.

Image #4 : Motherboard Flexing Under the Pressure

Image #5 : CPU Cooler Backplate Touching the Chips on back of Mobo.

Image #6 : Heatpipes nearly touch RAM

 
I dont post often so please leave CONSTRUCTIVE Feedback on formatting fixes etc. Thanks!

Reseat CPU Cooler and replace thermal paste

Just for clarification, do you have fans pushing air into the radiator in the front? If so just place the fans on Top and one on the Rear.

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Just for clarification, do you have fans pushing air into the radiator in the front? If so just place the fans on Top and one on the Rear.