Recent content by creidhne

HMAA8GL7AMR4N-UH (809085-091) - is this compatible with X10DRi + 2x Xeon E5-2680v3? From what I'm seeing, from technical specs it should be compatible. But seeing you also have Supermicro parts, then I also assume you're running Supermicro boards and I'm curious what's your experience there =)

Okay, so to anyone wondering... they weren't joking about Ruckus access points being awesome. That R730 that ms264556 suggested works great. I installed it where I currently live (since there's a few months left before I will move), and compared to TP-Link EAP245v3 I was using before... in the...

30cm concrete and full brick walls here haha :D well, will see how it goes. I'll be prepared to set up 3rd point downstairs if things turn out bad enough.

None available unfortunately. Not a problem to me though, thanks for the tip tho! You mentioned R730 has some better vertical coverage as well, and that I can expect it to reach one floor down. How about two floors (into the basement)?

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5157945 I suppose that'll work for me just fine too =) As far as I saw, the default Ruckus bracket fits all their R models, so this should fit too. Will adjust if needed. EU-PL. There's MeanWell power supplies available on local sites that have matching specs...

Now that is some AWESOME info! Thank you a lot! I'll haggle around the price on R650, and if the seller won't budge, then R730 it will be. I've also heard about some workaround for vSZ licensing? Do you perhaps have any info on that? Regarding the powering, I was mostly hung up about the power...

So, I'm looking at these APs and I see that the speeds are similar, features are as well. Ruckus has a few advantages: - in signal stability and coverage (or so I've read) - doesn't require a controller (though TP-Link can be hosted in a VM, so at least I don't need to pay anything extra to...

Nice job, I like it =) I'm just going to add that since I modded my 6610, it's still happily running as it was with no further changes needed. Though I do think from time to time to go back to it and make it all prettier and easier to access internals of the switch (not that it is very...

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They look correct though, with all the components as on the genuine card from the first post in this thread - even the small details match, with the exception of the small inductors (but this is v2 card, not v1 as in the first post, so maybe that's OK). There's also that extra sticker placed on...

Oh, my bad then, I didn't see the earlier posts. So yep, that was a fake, and a big one x) The 2nd one, looking from just a single photo, indeed looks genuine. Our of curiosity, there seems to be a lot of i350-t4's on local Polish market, and majority of them looks genuine to me. People don't...

That looks very much fake to me from all the components on the board, and it's only 1x pcie slot... I would return that for a full refund asap.

Hi! I have for sale the following: MSI z97 Gaming 7 + Intel i5-4690k + Corsair 16GB RAM Album. Specs for motherboard, CPU, RAM. Price: 200eur +shipping (negotiable) Notes: On the motherboard, USB3 header plastic cover is damaged - I had a very stiff USB3 cable and I didn't notice that over...

Is there a definitive list to which Dell card part numbers don't support SR-IOV? And second question, what are the physical differences between T4 and T4V2 cards if I only have photo of the top side with no sticker indicating version present on that side?

Still a bit confused, but it's a bit better than before. Thanks! Now on to read some more...