Snipergod87

You could get something for a wireless controlled outlet and have it plugged into that, and depending on the product it also be scheduled to turn off at certain times.
 
There are also options for some Power Strips to cut power to other devices when the master device is shut down like this https://www.amazon.com/APC-Controlled-SurgeArrest-Performance-P11GTV/dp/B002XDQAC4

I believe Linus mentioned buying another one, I think it was on a WAN show.

If its video it will be shrunk to fit at the lower resolution on 1280x1024.  If its a game you will have content cut off or the option would not be available

WinDirStat or TreeSize?

WinDirStat or TreeSize?

If your cloning software only gives you a 1TB partition (from the cloned data) you can expand it to the full 3TB in the Windows Disk Management utility, but most cloning software will see the size difference and let you utilize the full space with the click of a button.

Only 3 options.
I would choose 1440p 144Hz or above
4K is terrible for the windows desktop without some terrible display scaling, and 1080p is not a good match for a 1080 Ti and the resolution to to small IMO.

If your cloning software only gives you a 1TB partition (from the cloned data) you can expand it to the full 3TB in the Windows Disk Management utility, but most cloning software will see the size difference and let you utilize the full space with the click of a button.

If your cloning software only gives you a 1TB partition (from the cloned data) you can expand it to the full 3TB in the Windows Disk Management utility, but most cloning software will see the size difference and let you utilize the full space with the click of a button.

If your cloning software only gives you a 1TB partition (from the cloned data) you can expand it to the full 3TB in the Windows Disk Management utility, but most cloning software will see the size difference and let you utilize the full space with the click of a button.

Also PCI's bandwidth assuming that's a 33Mhz bus (it would be) is 133MB/s, a 1x link at PCI Express 1.0 is much faster.  There is not going to be a simple convert PCI to PCI-Express as the signals are not at all compatiable.
If you want to mine buy a new motherboard, which will require a different case as you have a BTX board.

An Intel Core 2 Duo P8700.

I had to RMA an E3-1240v5 (stopped detecting RAM) a few weeks ago, took about 30 minutes through live chat support and I paid for the advanced RMA replacement (including 2 way shipping) and got the replacement CPU the next day (was overnighted)

PCMR community forums would be so much more calm and collected if people would just choose function over form ...as in just get a Fractal Design Define R5 with no window
 
and call it a day
 

I bet you those are adapters for specific server motherboards.

No it wont be able to charge like that, the only power input is the DC jack which has that connector stuck in it.

Probably not nearly that much, educations get a huge discount.

Many people make this mistake that LACP will double the speed, it won't do that to a single client (like PC to NAS) it is designed for multiple different streams, in order to see a bandwidth bump you will need 10gBe networking or direct 10gbe between PC and NAS

Many people make this mistake that LACP will double the speed, it won't do that to a single client (like PC to NAS) it is designed for multiple different streams, in order to see a bandwidth bump you will need 10gBe networking or direct 10gbe between PC and NAS

9 Times out of 10 its a power supply issue.

Brand matters / quality a lot, but you honestly don't need more than 300w when you dont have a GPU