DigitalHabit

Hey, I'm a total noob when it comes to servers and networks. I've been trying to setup up a Dell Poweredge T410 as a home server and have been following a tutorial online for this specific server but I keep having an issue were I can't connect to the ip address of my iDrac, I keep getting "The connection for this site is not secure" and can not remotely connect. With my limited knowledge on networking I feel like this is a network issue that just needs a setting changed or something, but I don't know, does anybody here know what I might be doing wrong?

I just picked up an executive office chair with 4 inch padding from a liquidator for only $50, so far it's the most comfortable chair I've ever owned

My longest running component is the HP envy 23" All-in-One I bought back in 2012 with an i7-3770s. I have since upgraded the RAM from 8gb to 16gb, I have also replaced the HDD with an SSD for the OS and relegated the existing HDD to be a starter NAS. I can say thankfully it's not my daily driver anymore but still gets consistent use.

I'm not saying electric cars are bad, I love the advancements electric cars are creating, it's awesome that electric cars are capable of what they are achieving. And I get that they don't require a radiator or muffler or any of the typical combustion engine components that have dictated most current vehicle cues. All I'm saying is they haven't found it yet, now BMW and Chevy come down to them not really putting the effort into the design but Tesla, that's all they do and I feel they are purely interested in the technology and the design is probably not scrutinized nearly as much as the technologies by the production teams. Seriously, the Cybertruck? I get that they want to change the perception of what a truck looks like but that's not it, they did not finish designing that, it looks like they were playing a game on a Windows 95 machine and saw a vehicle and thought "that's what we should make". I find all Tesla's look half finished and under designed, especially the Model X, that thing is so overrated for how ugly it is, just because it has gull wing doors does not mean it's looks good, I'd probably even argue that mostly because of the gull wing doors it looks so horrible yet people eat it up like it's so revolutionary.

Tesla's are ugly cars. I'm all for electric vehicles, but do they still need to look so bad? It's not just Tesla, there's also the BMW i3, the Chevy Bolt, and I know there's more but I can't think of them right now. Take into account the Mustang Mach-E (which it shouldn't have been called a Mustang only because it's a 4 door crossover) and the Porsche Taycan and you'll see they can look good.

The OS is installed on your drive (SSD or HDD), it'll be fine, you just may have to update some drivers though

With no context I can only assume you truly have no real reason to upgrade other than the fact that you want the best just for the sake of it in which case this is an irrelevant question to ask since either option will only give you a minor bump in performance.

Gears 5 CoD Cold War Minecraft Doom Eternal Titanfall 2 (Thanks Luke for that suggestion) And I like pulling out Sonic 1, 2, and 3 and Super Mario All-Stars on my Raspberry Pi from time to time

Keep in mind that estimate most likely is based on AdSense. They do make money from YouTube based on the views and this estimate would have been an educated guess based on AdSense per view not their sponsorship

I too would like to know what exactly you mean I have an MSI 3070 Venus 3x overclocked to 2175 MHz and am always around 60c under heavy load, the cooling seems great to me

When I was younger and knew very little about computers I took the advise of a friend of mine and got an All-in-One computer, I can't even remember the reasoning he gave me for it but man I learned the hard way with that one. Since that I've learned more than enough to build a much more competent system now

Foo Fighters and David Grohl are highly overrated solely due to the fact that he came from Nervana And, Linkin Park did start off strong, but did get better over time. They're albums, Living Things, The Hunting Party, and especially Recharged were their best albums of all

I'm no master at overclocking, but I would think you should have your power management set to High Performance

Ok, so I finally got the fix all setup and wow, that sure makes a difference, the pump is so quite now I was kinda concerned it wasn't even running. I'm down to roughly 27 C on Cryo mode but when I run Cinebench R23 I thermal throttle almost instantly, but when I run it with my MSI 240 AIO I'm able to at least get 3 runs in before it starts to thermal throttle. Is that benchmark just not good to use with this cooler?