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zed_is_not_dead

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Poland
  • Biography
    I am, in fact, not dead.
  • Occupation
    Computer engineering high school student

System

  • CPU
    Intel i5-6400
  • Motherboard
    AsRock H110-HDV
  • RAM
    8GB DDR4 2133 MHz
  • GPU
    MSI GTX 1060 Armor
  • Case
    SilentiumPC Regnum
  • Storage
    120GB SSD, 500 GB HDD, 1TB HDD
  • PSU
    Corsair CX(forgot the number)
  • Display(s)
    Some old Asus 768p monitor, iiyama G-Master GE2488HS
  • Cooling
    Stock on everything
  • Keyboard
    Natec Genesis RX88
  • Mouse
    Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 1850
  • Operating System
    Windows 10, Arch Linux

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  1. zed_is_not_dead
    With all due respect, this is a bad idea, unless the case is for a computer that is not rare and readily available on the used market. But SGI computers are graphics workstations, so they're probably pretty rare and hard to get. Same with the infamous sleeper build inside the original Xbox dev kit. Is it possible? No doubt. Should you do it? God no.
  2. zed_is_not_dead
    RAID 0 (or striping) - Two drives are combined into one. You sacrifice redundancy for additional speed. RAID 1 (or mirroring) - One drive mirrors the data of the other drive. You sacrifice a bit of write speed for redundancy. If one drive fails, you'll still have data. RAID 10 (or 1+0) - A combination of the two. Other RAID types are more advanced and you can easily research them via Wikipedia or something.
  3. zed_is_not_dead
    What will you store on it? What's going to be your usage? As for the RAID, most mobos don't support more advanced RAID setups, like RAID 6, so for those you're going to need a controller. But for RAID 1, your mobo's controller should suffice. Just you know, check the specifications of the motherboard. (citation needed on all of that though, I'm not much of an expert)
  4. zed_is_not_dead
    Has anyone had any experience with the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit? I wanted to create an automatic install of Windows, so I didn't have to install all of my software every time I reinstalled Windows. I only found one tutorial that explained how to create an automated installer, but I stumbled on some of the latter steps.
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