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  1. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rvRY8K $155, will take 4 drives. Power usage will be like 30-50W average. Not to mention specs are like 5x better.
  2. Depends how technically sound you are. If you know how to build a computer and do some googling.. building your own is MUCH cheaper.
  3. Then the only thing left is bad network card(s) on either of the machines.
  4. Okay, so now do a test between two devices connected to the switch and see if you get 1Gbps. If they get that speed then you know the issue is with your router/modem or your other computer's NIC that's connected to the router/modem.
  5. You'd probably want to get a router with QoS. That way you can manage the traffic of each IP address.
  6. ESXi and Hyper V Server are free.
  7. What are the benefits of deleting them in the first place? I really wouldn't recommend it.
  8. Gotcha, sorry I assumed everything was plugged into the switch. As that's $20 switch.. that will probably be the slowest piece in my opinion. You could always try removing switch for a second and plugging the cable that normally goes to your switch into another device then do the test. It'll determine if it's an issue with the switch or not.
  9. Few things it can be: 1) CPU/GPU Overheating -> Watch temperatures for both with an application like HW Monitor 2) HDD Errors -> Check with 'scannow /sfc' in cmd 3) RAM Errors -> Check with `mdsched.exe` in cmd, then reboot to run test 4) Bad GPU Drivers -> Update to latest 5) Power supply dying -> Not really a way to check.. so do all the other tests first.. if all others are OK, this might be the problem
  10. Does your laptop have an F# key for selecting a boot device on boot? If so you can use that.
  11. Did you? Must have to assume it was "very relevant".
  12. To who? lol. Maybe in a production environment. Certaintly not for home use.
  13. Always buy the cheapest brand name RAM you can for the amount of RAM you want. The speed is irrelevant, you'll never notice the difference.
  14. If you're using WinForms: button.TabStop = false; button.FlatStyle = FlatStyle.Flat; button.FlatAppearance.BorderSize = 0; If you're using WPF, in the XAML page add this to your Button control: BorderThickness="0"
  15. Yes, Windows 10 automatically activates based on your HWID. You don't need a CD Key.
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