Chacha
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Hello everyone! I've been looking at buying a NAS for a while now, but now I'm thinking it would be more fun to build one. Usage would be mainly storage and cloud (eg. next-cloud) and some services (home assistant, docker containers, some VMs). Still don't know if Proxmox or TrueNAS scale as OS. I don't know what to choose for CPU and MB. What I was aiming for was to do everything at adequate performance but with an eye to energy consumption (Italy where energy is not free at all). Not a clear idea on the budget, mainly around 600/700 euros, lower the better. The only starting point was the case (Silverstone CS351), since is the only one with "small" size and hot-swap bays (which I'd like to have) that i found easily available, but anything better is welcomed. Thanks for the help! -
Vessel Username: Chacha Favorite video #1 https://www.vessel.com/videos/MI7F0u2H8 Favorite Video #2 https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0 Video Share: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dialog/share?app_id=87741124305&href=http%3A//www.youtube.com/attribution_link%3Fa%3Dx6QKjcC6Opo%26u%3D%252Fwatch%253Fv%253D8_ZCmMbfYd0%2526feature%253Dshare&display=popup&redirect_uri=https://www.youtube.com/facebook_redirect Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlessioChacha/status/580310035529601026 Link Share: Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlessioChacha/status/580310649097572352 Facebok: https://www.facebook.com/alessio.mingozzi(i don't know where to find the share link so i put my main facebook page) More organized than this! Good Luck everyone!
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I finally decided to go with the Surface Pro 3. This because its tablet form factor make it very versatile tu use in mobility. As a student i travel to go to the university (train and bus) so the surface it's more comfortable to use in thight spaces than a normal laptop. Also the touch screen allow me to read PDF school books without printing them and take digital handwritten notes it's a great space saver. Full powered pc in a tablet form factor i think is ideal for students. So if someone is looking this topic because is in the same situation i say: think what you are going to do with it. If you are a student or you'd like to take digital handwritten notes without losing the power and the comfort of a full pc, go with the Surface Pro 3. If you need a pc that is going to be your primary pc or you don't need a touch screen, then go with the Dell XPS 13. At the same price you get a better keyboard and more memory and ram and (if you choose the 1080p version) a lot of battery life Thanks all for your advice
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CPU, GPU and MotherB are only one generation old in the A, so still very good
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It depend of your budget and what you want to do with it. If i had to choose i'll go with B, because even if it has less powerfull CPU and GPU (not really much, the 970 goes not too far from a 780, you are not going to have problems running games at hi-res), it has newer part, so in future you'll have less compatibility problems (as DX12). Then it's liquid cooled, so you can overclock the i5-4670K and have all the horse power you need. ...
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If that was the problem i wouldn't even create the topic :lol:
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yes i know of the discount, in fact the surface price i put is the student price . Sure when I buy it I'll post which one . Now I whait for more opinions
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Hi guys, I am a college student and now I need a new laptop to use at the university. I Study computer engineering and so I need something powerful enough, as I have, as well as take notes, use compilers and virtual machines sometimes. I have two candidates, but I do not know which to choose, so I wanted to ask your advice. Which to choose between: 1. Dell XPS 13 2015: i5, 256GB SSD, 8GB Ram and non-touch display 1080p (price € 1099) 2. Surface Pro 3: same configuration. (Price € 1,322 with Type Cover) I really like both, but I do not know whether to sacrifice the touch screen to save € 200. The touch model of the Dell for me is not viable, because i don't find comfortable a regular laptop with a touch screen. In long term(it should be my study machine for the next 4/5 years) wich is the best? Which would you recommend? Thanks in advance P.S. : I've a pretty powerfull desktop at home, so if you have other suggestion or combination
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For streaming Steam games in my livingroom, perfect!! Good luck everyone!
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My favorite item of the bundle is the Accent lighting kit! Because what gamer doesn't want some fancy lights on his sistem?
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I've some keys if anyone want's one
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1 Million Subscribers - Thank you all! And a giveaway!
Chacha replied to nicklmg's topic in LTT Releases
How i found LinusTechTips? Well some time ago i was having the idea of building a new desktop-gaming pc because... i was bored of consoles :lol: . But what piece should i buy? And so i searched on youtube for some reviews and i saw a thin guy with a graphics card in his hands and i thought: "Well try this, seems cool!"... And from that moment i started following the channel, i become a part of this awesome community and my passion for technology start grow! You were the first technology channel i followed and thank you guys for doing your best to bring us... the best! Thank You! Oh and my favorite food is fish, all kind! -
Ram overclocking isn't needed? i've 8GB corsair vengance 1600MHz
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So easy? up clock, up voltage, verify if stable, end? Just it?
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Hi everyone, some monthes ago i've built my new pc and now i'd like to overclock it and bring my I5-4670K to about 4.0/4.2 GHz , but i'm a noob and i don't know how to do it. My motherboard is and MSI Z87-G45 and has the OCGenie4 feature that is an Auto-overclocking sistem. So i was thinking: For the beginners is better use this feature or it isn't worth it and is better manual overclock? and if it is, someone can help me? Thanks very much
