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Griefa

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    Pooping, eating Pop Tarts & Looking at paintings of genitals (usually simultaneously)
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  1. Also, read writes are the tits: https://www.scan.co.uk/products/256gb-scanfx-sm961-polaris-m2-nvme-mlc-v-nand-ssd-pcie-30-x4-read-3100-mb-sec-write-1400-mb-sec-330k
  2. Changed my mind on the precision... http://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-Z600-8-Core-2-80GHz-X5560-8GB-RAM-2x-160GB-No-OS-/382069027363?hash=item58f516b223:g:rSsAAOSwAO9ZR-wC If that listing is correct, it has two X5560's, and you should buy it, just because that's awesome. And having 16 threads is fun for $165... I'd check first though... probably... Or!!! https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-3-model-b/ It doesn't have CSGO, but it will leave you with $350 to spend on beer and women.
  3. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Precision-T3600-Workstation-2-80GHz-Quad-Core-Xeon-8gb-DDR3-DVD-RW-/311906421680?hash=item489f124bb0:g:JWgAAOSwN2VZVUmH Then buy a decent ish graphics card: http://www.ebay.com/itm/XFX-Double-Dissipation-Radeon-R9-290X-DirectX-11-2-R9-290X-EDFD-4GB-512-Bit-/232389407250?hash=item361b7cf212:g:gscAAOSw3h1ZUwwp
  4. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Supermicro-6016T-MTLF-2-x-L5640-Six-Core-2-26Ghz-16GB-1TB-Rails-X8DTL-iF-/371445713011?hash=item567be3c873:g:qPcAAOSwnHZYeM52 £280, gives you 24 cores, 16Gb RAM, Raid card & a 1TB HDD to start. With the remaining money, pick up an ATX case (1U chassis are bloody noisey) a couple of fans, and a couple of cheap WD Green drives. I've made several similar, all I can say is, they work well, can be good to game on (with an overclock), great for rendering, and great for virtualisation. Do your research, and talk to others that have experience and you'll be fine!
  5. Good evening ladies and gentlemen! I have had a rather fun, yet sobering day, enjoying a fair bit of Tia Maria, and raising a glass to a good man that has passed. I've heard a few good stories, and had some good advice. What has the best advice you have been given in your time?
  6. Can you chuck us a screen shot of your task manager processes?
  7. The guys at Mighty Car Mods can help with this one
  8. I have noticed in the past, that all of Windows tracking software uses up a fair few resources. When installing windows, make sure you click custom and opt out of everything. Edit: Windows update is a killer as well, so just manually download them as and when, as they will rinse resources on startup etc.
  9. Where's a whiteboard when you need one... 1. Agreed with above, local address ranges. 2. It's another way of defining a subnet mask. Basically the number of useable addresses on your chosen address range (Also displayed as 255.255.240.0) So, if I had a network set up with 10.0.0.0/20, my address range would be 10.0.0.1 - 10.0.15.255, meaning I have 16*255 addresses available to clients. This site has an IP calculator I have used in the past: http://jodies.de/ipcalc?host=10.1.18.16&mask1=20&mask2=28 3. As above
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