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AbydosOne

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  • Location
    Chicago, USA
  • Biography
    Not really a gamer (but I enjoy building higher-end computers for fun of it)

    Electrical Engineer (I think in binary and hex more often than I'd like to admit)

    Semi-abashed railroad enthusiast (they employ me, so I keep a low profile)

    Datahoarder (I have spent a single-digit-percent of my annual income on hard drives in the past)

    Java programmer (I don't claim it's the best, but it can do everything I've needed it to do so far)

    Arduino dabbler (actually, more of a fan of the Particle Photon at the moment)

    Chicago transplant (Michigan is home, but Chicago has taken me in)
  • Occupation
    Electrical Engineer
  • Member title
    Sony Fanboy

System

  • CPU
    Ryzen 7 5800X
  • Motherboard
    ASUS B550-Creator ProArt
  • RAM
    G.Skill 16GB 3200MHz
  • GPU
    XFX Speedster SWFT 210 RX 6600
  • Case
    Hyte Y60
  • Storage
    Samsung 990 PRO 2TB, Samsung 960 PRO 512GB, Crucial MX500 2TB × 4
  • PSU
    Corsair RM750X
  • Display(s)
    Dell U3415W, HP EliteDisplay E241i (portrait)
  • Cooling
    EK 240mm Basic AIO
  • Keyboard
    Keychron K4 (Gateron Browns w/ white backlight)
  • Mouse
    Logitech M510
  • Sound
    Teac CR-H101 w/ Sony SSCS5 Speakers, Sennheiser HD598Cs
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Professional
  • Laptop
    Lenovo Flex 5 (81X20005US) w/ Intel AX200 & SKHynix 1TB P31
  • Phone
    Pixel 4a 128GB
  • Other
    Sony XR65A80K TV
    Pioneer VSX-S520
    Sony PlayStation 4 Slim (w/ 1TB SSD)
    Sony PlayStation 2 Slim (HDMI adapted)
    Sony WH1000XM4

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  1. Any hard drive will support any file system. There is no hardware correlation.
  2. I'm not aware of a (reasonably-priced) USB <-> SAS protocol adapter. Using an external dock with a SATA drive is well within the realm of possibility though.
  3. I might be misremembering, but wasn't there a bit of discussion over whether the "service" they provide can be proven to have done anything? Like, how does the subscriber know that a) their personal info has (legitimately) been found, b) that the info holder actually has taken action to remove it, or c) that that removal has a tangible benefit?
  4. That board will work with any of the E3-12xx v3 Xeons, if you want to survey those options.
  5. Use punctuation once in a while... It's fine. It's only superficial damage.
  6. Doesn't matter as V1 and V4 chips aren't compatible in the same motherboards.
  7. Depends on how many generations between the processors. IMO, reinstall for every new CPU, but that's not hard and fast.
  8. Reinstall Windows, especially if going from Intel to AMD (or vv).
  9. How big is the torrent vs how much free space is on the disk?
  10. I was under the impression that the two colors were reverse parallel LEDs (one color one polarity, other color other polarity).
  11. What happens if you flip the power LED polarity?
  12. Ahh, fair, that's the disconnect. Though I know some people don't have great luck with Storage Spaces.
  13. I tried to set it up not that long ago and you can't on consumer Windows. You can use a RAID5 array made in Server in Home/Pro, but you can't make a RAID5 in Home/Pro. (Unless you know a way I don't, because I couldn't through Disk Management.)
  14. I can't speak to Storage Spaces, but the standard Disk Management RAID-5 is only available on Server builds of Windows.
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