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directly into the wall

I feel so bad for anyone who is basicly forced to use this shitty service

Home cloud ftw I guess

I was actually talking to your facebook profile person about it. I used a epilog 50 watt laser engraver. then drilled the holes with a drill press, then cut with a ban saw. Minus the laser it was a pretty simple job

HD558, and i seriously hate that adapter

I just got the o2 Amp, so i decided to make a custom face plate with a laser engraver. It is made out of flamed maple, finished in polyurethane.

oh god so many choices I will learn :PWe have offsite backup, and i will be making a nas to do onsite backup, so i dont think raid six is necessary I like this alot cause then i wont have to to jack with getting the server hardware debugged, can it run the os i need, or is it purly a nas?

its a software developer i work for, and i just got on 4 days ago :P. Idk the data

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It is used for storage, and i might use it in the future as a render pc for myself (i do video editing and 3d max work)

Title says it all, my employer saw that I know how to build Gaming PC's and they instantly assumed that I know how to build a server . Anyways, I don't know jack (stuff) about servers. So some help would be very appreciated, my employer hasn't decided whether they want rack mount or pedistal. I am pushing to get rackmount so just assume that. Budget:$1200-1300 Things needed: a 4u case with hotswap Intel Xenon Quadcore or greater cpu (a E3 maybe?) mobo that supports 32gb of ram 16gb of ECC ram 8tb worth of hdd space with a ssd big enough for Microsoft Windows® Small Business Server 2011 *OS is not included in that budget, that is just for hardware. Any help would be very appreciated.

emm thanks for the adaptive vsync for amd and eshop you want some ice for that burn?

I live in kc and i am 3 blocks out of their service area FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

ok i set the refesh rate to 3 minutes instead of stock 30 and it picked up stuff for my cpu, jsut waiting for the gpus to pick up work