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coldeath

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    c0ldeath

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Jakarta, Indonesia
  • Interests
    Gaming.
  • Occupation
    Software Engineer
  • Member title
    Junior Member

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core i7 930
  • Motherboard
    Asus x58 Sabertooth
  • RAM
    12GB
  • GPU
    Zotac Geforce 460 1GB
  • Case
    Bitfenix Shinobi XL Window
  • Storage
    1 intel 330 120gb, 1 seagate 500gb, 1 wd 640gb, 1 wd 750gb, 2 wd green 1tb.
  • PSU
    Corsair HX750 Gold
  • Display(s)
    1x LG E2250 & 1x LG E19xx
  • Cooling
    Thermolab Baram
  • Keyboard
    Razer Lycosa
  • Mouse
    Razer Lachesis 1st gen
  • Sound
    -

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  1. congratulation to the 1 million subscriber... 1 thing for sure, my current pc because of Linus... i was looking to build a new workstation/gaming/multimedia pc... then start looking around, found my friend building his pc with all the money can buy, but not all part he select is the best just expensive... then i decide i want to build around core i7-930... and i was looking the unboxing video for a few motherboard, and BOOM... i found this guy, talking about motherboard and unbox it. it was Linus Tech Tips... and now, i'm still watching Linus youtube videos... but can't watch the WAN show, due to time difference it's GMT + 7... so i watch reply all the time... so once again, congratulation for 1 million subscriber...
  2. quality over quantity... sound good to me... wait, does it mean more guide-build video too? like not only high-end configuration but also mid-end configuration. at least, a few of my friend, complain to me about, most of your build guide is high-end configuration. but overall, i'm on board.
  3. thanks for the reply guys, Puneetasouras and mvitkun. but i might not need a i7-3930K after all. there's a new policy in the office regarding the client virtual environment. starting last monday actually, the company will only allow 2 vms per project with maximum 4 vms if we need to emulate a recovery scenario only and backup procedure from primary servers to DR servers. even they already put the maximum specs for each vm. each of them will be quad processor maximum, 8 gb of memory maximum and 120 gb of hdd(the setup is up to us for hdd). the new it guy say, that if the application need an access to AD even for test only, he will provide directly from our AD server. i'm still know nothing about AD. even we can't copy the vm files from the office server. i can only dump the database and take it with me. i don't get it why we can't copy the complete vm. 1001 reason he throw at me. which none of them are make sense for me. and he only point 1 important part, security breach. that's all... (a little bit out of topic here) so, i guess my primary plan upgrade plan will work just fine, right? or is it overkill? i will still use vm but not as much for work, just for me studying the oracle db, oracle db on linux.
  4. Hi all, i like linus tech tips so much, i always watch and like his video, and lately i miss the live show on twitch tv? anybody know what time they start now? don't want to miss another one this week. ( i know a little bit out of topic ) ok, the question i want to ask, and i know a lot of people already asking this but i haven't found any information regarding the performance increase while running VMs. right now, my primary rig setup specs are processor : core i7 930 @ 3.0 (don't want to push too much) --> to intel haswell core i7 motherboard : asus sabertooth x58 --> z87 motherboard memory : gskill pc12800 12gb ( 6 x 2 GB) --> 16 gb or 32 gb graphic : zotac gtx 460 1gb --> gtx 770 boot drive : wd 500gb blue --> replace to 120 gb intel ssd (only few brand available in my country, either intel, corsair, kingstone, adata). the 500gb will be use as storage on my home server) storage : wd 1tb green psu : corsair hx750 gold cooler : corsair h80i case : bitfenix shinobi xl with the new haswell coming out, i'm planning to upgrade my processor, motherboard, memory, and graphic(plan like above). also adding an ssd and 1 more monitor. is it worth to upgrade to haswell with my current setup now? basically i use this machine for gaming and while i'm working at home, my work require me to be able to run at least 2 vm(1 application server and 1 database server) or my last project require me to make 5 virtual enviroment(1 application server, 1 database server, 1 DR server for application, 1 DR server for db and 1 cron task machine) with each vm must met these requirement. v-processor : 2 core v-memory : 4gb (sometimes just 2, ,sometimes 8) v-hdd : 40 - 80gb v-lan : 2 os : windows server 2008 x64 or windows server 2008 r2 thank before.
  5. 1. Thanks for the cool contest, Linus. HTC rocks for making this happen. 2. Facebook share from Andre Herdiawan : https://www.facebook.com/coldeath/posts/10151393408296688 3. i do need a new phone... wish get the one x+
  6. awesome.. i want one linus... thanks to intel & gigabyte & of course LinusTechTips share : my twitter share (@c0ldeath) - https://twitter.com/c0ldeath/status/315013910363258880 my facebook share (Andre Herdiawan) - https://www.facebook.com/coldeath/posts/178107429008694
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