MaploX

damn im stupid, ignore my reply. Thanks.

Thats what i tought, i may hit up an upgrade to an SSD, and get a more powerfull Xeon. Thanks for your reply!

i5 and 1060 6GB (if you are not planning to stream) If you going to buy the Asus ROG STRIX Edition card keep in mind that it's damn quiet, runs at low temperatures and is factory overclocked (200Mhz more then the EVGA 1060).

Now i have another problem. I need the program to write the files and the text inside them into an "Index". This Index should provide that i can search faster and not wait a couple of hours to search for files on my 10 TB Server Drive. Yes, i have an 10 TB Server Drive full of data, powerpoint/word document, pdf's and text documents. So with "Everything" i have a search result in under ~1 second, but "Everything" doesn't search inside the files, wich isn't so good. In this tool WindowsGrep/AgentRansack about 8 hours. Thanks for the replies to you all, if you have a solution for my last problem it would be awesome. regards, MaploX

sure, can you send me it per PM or do you need my skype or anything?

Hello, i am searching for a program (software) like "Everything" with the exact same speed and search function, but it has to search inside the files. An Example: I type in search "hard" the tool searches for files with the title "hard" but when it also finds text documents it searches inside them for the text "hard" The point is i want it not only to search for files with the title "hard" but also files like word documents or powerpoint documents that aren't containing the word "hard" as a file name, but they have the word "hard" inside them as a text. Example: Journey.yml (inside the document) It was a very hard Journey. I am basically seeking for a "Professional" search engine that runs not like a Java script or in CMD or anything like that. I am searching for a Software or Tool for Windows that will index FILE NAME AND there FILE CONTENT. This tool or programm would help me out a lot. If there would be a solution for my "problem" i would be glad to hear about it. (sorry for my bad english) regards, MaploX