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Also to add. Microphone input is fine, as long as the software allows you to use it as a line-in port. We will be using Windows 10 Home for this small team.

Hey Everyone, I work in IT and help manage several small call centers. We have recently come into ownership of several Intel Compute Sticks. These machines are ideal for some of our users who's role is simply to make phone calls and add notes into our web based CRM. The system requirements for this job is minimal and we would like to use these Compute sticks for this team. The only issue is that we require a Line-In audio port for local voice recordings onto their workstation. Having the user being able to make these local recordings simplifies the job for IT since it saves us having to pull the files from our servers. So to put it all in very simple terms I need the following. A USB based sound card that has both a 3.5mm audio out and a 3.5mm line-in port. Ideally as cheap as possible, while still being reliable (Ideally $25 Australian) Thanks,

Realise that Windows is better and to not bother with Linux. But if you are really keen on using Ubuntu check on forums and google for hardware compatibility. You should also use a Virtual machine if you are just looking to play with multiple OS's. https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_player/7_0

Why is the motherboard manufacturer responsible for an issue you are having with a third party water cooling setup? Asrock have not done anything wrong by sending back that message.

I'm assuming the cable is capable of more than 100 mega bits. Using extenders generally do reduce the overall speeds, so it's good to not expect the full 240/20 speeds. However there may be some things you can try to boost the speeds. You could disable the router that's built into the ISP provider modem/router and use the linksys device as the router. How is the wi-fi from the linksys router downstairs?

Is the new linksys router connected to the ISP provided router using a cable or wi-fi?

If you can't find the SSID you can try manually adding it. http://www.linksys.com/us/support-article?articleNum=143051

Graphics drivers for your on board graphics. Windows will take care of everything else.

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Are you installing via USB or DVD? If you are using a USB, ensure you aren't using a USB 3 port. I've had issues with USB 3 ports in the past.

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I know some countries are backwards when it comes to these things, like America and their dates. But i've never seen %50.

I like the sound of Catalyst. So AMD all the way. To be honest i've had issues with them both. The Intel Iris Pro drivers have been the best graphics drivers i've ever used. I've not had any problems with them yet.

You can have them both connected. During the installation process you will need to click the custom installl (might also be labeled as advanced). Then select the drive (SSD) to install windows on. It may also help to completely wipe both drives. Once windows is installed you can setup the HDD with the disk management utility. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows/create-format-hard-disk-partition#create-format-hard-disk-partition=windows-7