Biskitman123

I was hoping to use one windows vm for all gameserver stuff and ai training stuff, i would also want to be able to move files off my phone, and my mobo has a type c usb port i was hoping to make use of, but yeah unraid seems the way to go.

So what would i do about the Server part? looking at linus' video on a gamingpc/nas, he said that none of the usbs on the motherboard would be hotswappable etc

My config: Ryzen 5 2600 ASUS TUF B450M-Pro 16GB Corsair 3000Mhz RAM HD 5670 GPU Corsair CX750W PSU 2x 500GB Kingston SSDs 2x 4TB Seagate NAS HDDs My Goal: I am going to University soon, and I would like to have a single box which can 1. Be my main file storage and 2. Be a 'server' which I can use to run game servers and do a bit of AI training so my pc is free to game etc. I would prefer to do this in windows. I would like to have 4TB of storage for my backups, photos, and Uni projects, obviously, I would like to use at least RAID 1, so one of my two hard drives can fail without me losing my data. I would also like to use the terabyte of SSDs as a cache so I can dump large files onto the NAS without having to wait for ages with my phone connected, for example. I have no idea how to do this. The problem I'm having is that I cannot find a good way in windows to do the NAS part, I was thinking of using unpaid and use a windows virtual machine for the server parts but then I think id lose most functionality of my motherboard (ports etc). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

So Linus did that video where he made 2 gaming virtual pcs from the same system, which was really cool, but I was wondering if it would be possible to make a server style pc and have maybe 3 or 4 virtual gaming machines for all the kids in my house. Would this be something that's possible? Assuming each vm would get 4 cores and a certain amount of memory and a gpu each, would it be possible to use a server motherboard and CPU to make something like this?

Is that PBP/PIP feature on most monitors? Or just this one?

So the Samsung CHG90 is pretty cool, and the resolution is cool in games etc... but i would prefer to have two monitors, and play a game at normal 16:9 on one, and have some monitoring like MSI Afterburner and discord on the other. Would this be possible on a monitor with a resoltion of 3,840 x 1080? Because if i could get one monitor which replaces my two monitors, but allows me to treat it like two, just without the bezel, then it would be perfect for me.

Yeah I understand that, however I’ve just started watching a YouTube video, and whereas before my cpu would have been at about 20% usage, however now it’s at 80% and the video is buffering (not because of my network speed)

So I watched an old LTT video on overclocking, as I may upgrade to a i5-4790k, and got bored, so I decided to mess around with the bios of my i5-4460... which caused my CPU from being able to scale with whatever task I was doing, e.g reaching 3.4 GHz when gaming etc, but now when I pin it at 100% usage, it only goes to 3.2 GHz, any ideas on what the hell I’ve done? I didn’t change any major setting and only applied my memory to run at 1600 MHz. Before my Cinebench score was 465, and now it’s gone down to 444.

Just got a new one STOP:0x00000050

I get error codes STOP:0x0000007E and STOP:0x0000000A and some others

Motherboad is DQ57TM and i think there's either a problem with the motherboard or a problem with how im trying to install windows 7

Okay so update, i did a stupid and the motherboard doesnt support windows 8 or higher so i have to use windows 7, however i get a bluescreen full of error codes when trying to install using an iso file... i may need a BIOS update but idk, someone help?

Tried installing with windows 7 and got a blue error screen with error code: STOP:0x0000001E

i tried UEFI and it doesnt have legacy boot i dont think, and there are no error codes, it just kills the system after showing the windows 10 logo for ages

Okay thanks, I will try installing windows 7 tomorrow and if that doesn’t work I’ll post and let you know