tankhunter8192

did you test the cable with an other network card to clarify if the port/cable is good or that the current network card is good?

I recently browsed on Ebay and found an "Cisco Switch N2K-C2248TP-1GE Fabric Extender" but i have no idea if i could use it as a cheap alternative to an Ubiquiti USW48.

the only reason why it shouldn't work is that HPE has locked down the system to work only with their drives but otherwise it should work. SSDs usually don't like the heavy writes of a raid array.

If I read correctly there is just one client, so I would go with something older like 6700 or similar (CPU with iGPU/APU). Current gen hardware is way overkill for a NAS / media box. If you look to the Synology boxes, they can do 4k encoding with an Intel Atom 4C 4T @ 1.8GHz and multiple streams.

I would add as much RADs as possible because then the temps go way down.

yes, that worked great.

unfortually I have to use 16.04 or 18.04 for the software that I want to use. the software is the NVidia Jetpack for the Jetson dev kits.

[time] nouveau 0000:68:00.0: i2c aux 0003: timeout 01119000 or [time] nouveau 0000:68:00.0: i2c aux 0007: timeout 01119000 these are the messages that i get from Ubuntu in the first boot after the install. [time] is the boot time. the system: i9 7960X ASUS WS X299 Sage 128 GB Corsair RAM NVidia RTX 2080 ti x2 [no SLI] unfortually I have no idea what it means.

wouldn't in Blender multiple GPUs be better (no SLI) that each renders one part. Like in GamersNexus in a video showed how the rendered the Intro.

found the problem: Rufus in ISO mode and not DD mode at least in Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS

there is no standard to wire a matrix, so just the matrix builder knows how the thing would be a function for the calculation of the adress like: #define ROWS XX #define COLUMS YY int GetAdress(int row, int colum) { if((row<ROWS)&&(rows>=0) { if((colum<COLUMS)&&(colum>=0) { return (colum+COLUMS*(row-1)); } } return -1; //if wrong insert -> ERROR Code } Edit: the circuit/adresses would be: | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7| ---------------------------------------- | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | ...

I tried to install: Fedora 29 30 31 Ubuntu 18.04 and every time the system is much slower than a win10 and in the resource monitor is just one thread @ 100% and all other are @ 0% the system is: i9 7960x @4.6GHz 32 GB @ 3200MHz RTX 2080 ti Hope someone has an idea.

With these data i would rather go for the 1070 than the 980ti because the 980ti is very very powerhungry Otherwise a more powerful PSU will be required

or Da Vinci resolve. how long are your projects? if they are rather long >> RX580/RX590 i would recommend that you wait to the release of Navi in July.

if you wanna use more screens than one can handle. NVidia Geforce GPUs: 4 screens per GPU (without SLI active, with SLI there are less possible connections unless it is the primary GPU of the SLI) AMD Readon GPUs: 6 screens per GPU the calculation for the additional screens will be done by the 'main'-GPU (which has connection to the mainscreen) and the data will be transfered via PCIe/PCI