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Is sharepoint an option for you? While permissions aren't always ideal, it does work alright for my applications.
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Have you considered using a gigabit switch as a cheaper alternative? You could continue using your current router to provide wifi, and a gigabit switch to provide more gigabit ethernet ports.
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Transcoding (in our application) is the process of taking a video file and transforming that file to different resolutions and quality levels (colors etc) to make it more playable on certain devices. A common use case is to transcode a 1080p 20mbps file down to 1080p 8mbps to make it play better on a poor connection external to your network. Other things that are related are audio transcoding. An example would be going from 7.1 surround sound capable file to 2.1 for a common soundbar + subwoofer setup. Subtitle burn-in is also related, as I believe it re-encodes the video with the subtitles bu
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This appears to fit all of your requirements: https://www.walmart.com/ip/MSI-Optix-MPG27CQ-27-WQHD-2560x1440-144Hz-FreeSync-Curved-Gaming-Monitor/122807963
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I was hoping this would be the case, but have been having a lot of problems getting this to work in FreeNas.
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Cheap but good gaming server
Kered124 replied to Chris Evans NotTheCaptain's topic in Servers and NAS
Are you looking to purchase hardware, or rent out server space from a company that hosts? -
It is- I fought with this forever trying to get Freenas installed my first time- when I followed their guide step by step and used their tool and settings for creating the bootable drive it all just worked. I love Rufus, but it doesn't play nicely with Freenas, or some other ISOs I have used recently... I have personally been having the best luck with win32 disk imager. Try following the guide on their website exactly, my bet is your problem will disappear.
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Custom Wifi Modem/Router Out of leftover PC Parts?
Kered124 replied to DKL's topic in Hobby Electronics
You are absolutely right- I never even thought about putting the router in bridged mode to keep the extra port! Thank you for teaching me something! -
Custom Wifi Modem/Router Out of leftover PC Parts?
Kered124 replied to DKL's topic in Hobby Electronics
I usually just turn on DHCP and that works for me? Probably a difference in routers; they are all different. -
Custom Wifi Modem/Router Out of leftover PC Parts?
Kered124 replied to DKL's topic in Hobby Electronics
I'd highly recommend PFsense- I have had awesome luck with it! Buy an access point or turn off DHCP on an old router and use it to broadcast your wireless network. -
Mini-SAS is a type of connector. Any HBA from LSI that is pre-flashed into IT mode should work with the mini-SAS backplanes. You will likely need 2 mini-SAS cables to connect the backplane to the HBA. A recommendation for an internal HBA would be: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-LSI-6Gbps-SAS-HBA-LSI-9200-8i-9211-8I-IT-Mode-ZFS-FreeNAS-unRAID-US/123916887273?hash=item1cda05a4e9:g:k0IAAOSw6k9did97 A server chassis will likely be the easiest way to get 10+ bays for hard drives. The advantage of SAS connectivity (in my opinion) is the ability to use ebay SAS drives
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Alright, if it is labeled as HDMI 2.0 it should be alright. If you play a game and run task manager in the background, how does your GPU activity/ performance look? Is the card struggling too much to push the frame rate/ resolution you're asking of it?
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Alright, have you verified that the cable you are using is HDMI 2.0 spec?
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Okay, open nvidia control panel and see what specs it lists for your display, make sure they match.
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I'd personally go with the viewsonic for the faster refresh rate. The extra screen size of the asus could be nice, but I think I'd still choose the higher refresh rate.