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Virtual reality. I love immersion.

I really love the design and build quality of that phone. And the micro-SD slot is a nice addition too.

I know some people who would love to try out the beta. If you are desperate to get rid of that code.

Hello, I have some questions about Network Attached Storage. For school we have a project where we have to theoratically build a NAS. We have to choose componnents and talk about why we chose them and they need to cover some specific requirements. Requirements: Safe and redundant storage via RAID (we don't need to know what RAID is, we just have to make sure the system supports it) Possibility to attach more storage via USB Fast network connection Large storage and possibility for later expansion Quiet and power efficient Possibility to boot from the network (I've heard something about Wake On Lan but I don't really know what it is) Limited size NO keyboard, mouse or monitor needed Budget: €800 We've already tried to get some components together and we came up with this: Case: Lian Li PC-A05FNB MoBo: MSI FM2-A75MA-E35 CPU: AMD A4-5300 CPU cooler: Noctua NH-C14 RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR3-1600 (we didn't know how mucht RAM we needed and why) PSU: Be Quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 550W HDD: WD Red 4TB Fans: We changed the standard 120 mm fans for Noctua NF-F12 Total price: 706,37 Everything on this list can still change. Because we weren't sure about wether we would meet the requirements I decided to ask some people here who are more experienced here on this forum. Our biggest problem is probably comming up with a justification for every component. If you happen to know a thing about NASses then we'd really apreciate it if you could leave any tips or helpful responses.