Lord Mirdalan

I was able to fix it (with help), but the specs are a Xeon E5-1630 V4 in an Asus X99-E WS USB 3.1. 32GB of G-Skill DDR4 @ 2400MHz.

Update: Thanks to a helpful person, the problem is fixed! Disabling the option to play trailers before the movie plays fixed the issue. It couldn't fetch the trailer for some movies, and that was causing the crash.

WIth some movies in my plex library, I get the following error: Conversion failed. The transcoder failed to start up. I've deleted my codecs, restarted the server and the docker container separately, disabled subtitles, scanned library files and refreshed metadata of individual movies. At this point I've run out of Google results, if you have any ideas I'd love to hear them. Thanks!

It's going to be heavily dependent upon getting the size of the bits and pieces to line up as @Kadzo mentioned. In addition, the pulley wheel for a ribbed belt (If I understood your meaning correctly) will typically have a flange to keep the belt on the pulley (otherwise it tends to slide to the side if things aren't perfectly aligned). You're probably best off just replacing it with the correct part.

Go for it. I hold some stuff on my tower with neodymium magnets and haven't noticed any issues.

Does your school have an english dept.? Mine offers online help for that sort of thing.

You can hit it with some of this to insulate the cut wires: https://www.amazon.com/Star-brite-Liquid-Electrical-Tape/dp/B0000AXNOD

That's what I would expect, but then why the special SKU? Still, thanks for the sanity check.

Hello, I have the chance to buy a Quadro RTX 5000, but the given part number (VCQRTX5000-EDU) brings up pages like this: https://www.pny.com/promo/professional/edu-promo Do any of you know if the educational program cards are different than the standard production cards? I don't want to get something different from a standard card. Thanks!

Here ya go: Edit: Someone else found it before me, my bad.

Try removing anything not absolutely essential - use 1 graphics card, 1 drive, 1 stick of RAM and try to get it to POST. Once that's stable, add components one by one until you find the one that is giving your trouble. I had an Asus board give a 00 code when my RAM wasn't seated properly, maybe check that?

It's a while since your post, but it's in stock on Amazon ATM.

Looks good! Depending upon what you make the top out of, it may need some more support.

Thank you for catching my mistake, I wasn't aware of the difference between a HBA and a RAID controller. A tip of the hat to you, @Electronics Wizardy

So by battery do you mean a chemical battery that stores electricity? Or do you mean some RAM that serves as a write cache? The Dell controller you referenced looks to have some DDR2 attached to it. I'm planning to use UnRAID, as that's right about at the level of complexity I can handle.