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Do you still have the 2070?

I have a friend gifting me an i5-9600k as an upgrade from my aging i7-4770. So I am in search of a decent but not super expensive Z390 board for it. I don't know if I'll bring my hardware RAID card over for scratch drive use or not, but I'd like the option if I can. Please save me from the...

I know that my expander liked to drop random drives, so I stopped using it.

I picked one up because my mismatched drives don't give great performance anyway. Plus with the way unRAID works I am fine with it.

I have one waiting to drop into my unRAID box, once I get a new case that is. However, I will be dual linking it to my cross flashed Dell Perc H310 (LSI 9211-8i)

My other option is to try to flash it with a Dell PERC H310 converted to an IT Mode LSI-9211-8i. I think the P410 will work better.

Not sure if it's posted, but Firmware 2.10(C) is out. I actually just ordered one for my unRAID box and thankfully I have a P410 to use to flash it.

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Do the PSUs come with all the cables?

I have decided to start looking for a new position as the promised split of my dual role position into two positions will more than likely not happen in the near (< 10 yrs) future. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dcB8q09ZVyJ547Rx9DqK-GXwmtzB9Wo5T7jW5lTLya0/edit?usp=sharing

When I had my phone screen replaced they said if they saw an aftermarket screen or any indication I had been in the phone my warranty was null and void.

John Deer views the computer code as proprietary (which I'd agree with) but make it so the only people that can get the required diagnostic tools to allow replacement parts are their service centers.

Now to get Apple to do the same thing, wait that will never happen.

I hope so. I’ll use it for the same thing unless I get mad enough to run a CAT5e a way I don’t really want to

I'll probably go with the GIgabyte one, since it works with Linux as well.

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I'm looking for a dual band PCIe 802.11AC adapter that won't break the bank. I had purchased an Edimax EW-7822UAC and they seem to be hit or miss as to if they will work or not. Mine didn't and I'd rather have internal anyway.

The funny thing is, I remember doing that with my Celeron 300A because of you guys.....

She's more worried about the base keeping our kids awake, and I can understand and respect that.

I have a wife and two kids, and a wall mounted TV.

Unfortunately for me, my wife shot me down before I could actually finish the sentence. Mostly because the kids room is right under the living room I'm guessing. I "might" be able to talk her into a stereo sound bar so we have better quality sound but that is it :(

A big issue is some of the newer coins use the CyrptoNight algorithm which is currently cost prohibitive to design an ASIC to mine for. The plan was to make sure any coin using that algorithm can never be mined on an ASIC and so far its working. But if I were to buy that system I could care...

Although it will mostly be relegated to use with my Roku & Blu-Ray players I will have a Raspberry Pi 3 running RetroPIE hooked up so I figure it fits here. I am looking for an inexpensive but decent 5.1 surround system for my house. Currently we have an old Sony 5 disc DVD 5.1 system we got...

Has anyone managed to get it for free yet? So far I am not able to get it for free.

Time for me to consider getting a new printer. Given the fact that my wife and I are starting to print home school stuff, we will print a lot. Question is, do I go with a Cannon or Epson?

Not sure if this is the right place, but I need to pass the 70-334 & 70-333 certifications for work (Core Solutions of Microsoft Skype 2015 for Business & Deploying Enterprise Voice with Skype for Business 2015) but I want to take a practice test for each before hand. Does anyone know of a good...

Having used Windows Mobile 7, a lack of apps was the major issue I had with it. I use Google Voice and not having an official Google Voice app killed it for me, as did Google not allow EAS support on accounts after a certain date (01/30/2013).

My problem is, I cannot get an IPv6 address from my ISP even though my personal site supports it.

Wait, you're supposed to play this with your kids?

You would think so, but I play on the train a lot and as long as you get it into the capture mode fast enough you're fine. And incense also makes it so that as long as you can see the Pokemon you can try to capture it.

Having used ArcGIS, I know there is no way to make it a usable pile of crap :(

I meant I can't upload ISOs to use to install VMs. However I figured it out. I had redone my router config and forgot to set primary DNS to my home lab domain controller, once I did that everything works great (at least on wired, don't care a lot about WiFi right now).

Running vSphere 6 & vSAN. However I can't figure out why I can't upload any files to the vSAN or use the desktop app to view the console for any VMs.

I guess the 3550 can be used, but isn't the best choice. Doing more research I'm leaning towards the Premium CCNP kit from CertificationKits. WIll cost a lot more, but I know it will do everything I need. http://shop.certificationkits.com/ccna-premium-ccnp-kit/

I have a ER-X, for my needs it is great (for now). I power it using POE on eth0, and passthru POE on eth4 to my UAP. When It comes to needing something better I will probably go with the EdgeRouter Pro, EdgeSwitch, and UniFi AP AC Pros. But for most home connections, a ER-X is fine. Up until...

Hi, After getting laid off I decided that getting my CCENT, CCNA & CCNP would help me in my job search. Problem is, I do not have any hardware to use for this process. I'm thinking of buying a lab kit off eBay or Amazon, would the following be the correct hardware to take me through my...

He might have been in a different time zone or started his shift later and still been sleeping....

Having just been laid off elsewhere (my position was deemed not important but then a position created to replace it), I can say that in person isn't much better.

My dad's new computer. No cable management in the case and a non-modular PSU makes life challenging. He has to get an adapter for his SSD.