Recent content by Brian Puccio

If the image quality is comparable to the Z32 I will be happy for getting something in the same league for a third of the price. For anything truly color critical, whatever monitor you get should be calibrated with a hardware calibrator to generate a profile for the specific display. And then...

Just like a HP Z32? Ok, I’m sold. That’s the monitor I have. So I just ordered one of these for the girlfriend. I wish I could justify a second 32” for myself.

Oof. I got 6 of these for $200 a piece a year ago.

May cause intestinal discomfort, nausea, or headaches? Thanks for the info.

Eh, in for 8 for my home media server.

If you’re interested in selling them, I’m still interested in buying them Monitoring power use over time. Yes, the native interface isn’t great. But forever ago I had Uniquiti’s mFi line of outlets that supported monitoring and switching. And it had the single pane of glass overview Ubiquiti...

Thanks for all this info! One minor nitpick: at the end you have the Samsung 983 screenshots and then you say P5800x below, but your screenshot is a repeat of a Samsung one above.

Definitely quick rails. Nice!

The more expensive rails have ball bearing slides so once mounted, you can slide the server out, do some work, slide it back in. No need to re-rack. Static rails don’t move. You either put the server in or you take the server out.

If this means prices of 18TB SAS drives go down a bit, I can upgrade from my 14TB drives soon.

Use code tags so your text doesn’t get mangled with eomojis, curly quotes, etc. foo bar baz plex:plex

I thought it was the opposite?

I have 8 of those from that seller running as four mirrors in my proxmox host. Very happy with them and in my very limited knowledge, they do seem to be one of the few SAS enterprise SSDs at decent prices.

Same. I’ve only looked at this thread a dozen times and thought about the switches I could get to let me use those 10g SFP ports since my current switch only has 4 and they’re all used.

In short, yes. IIRC, they both launched around the same time — the late 90s — and ADR didn’t make it very far.