Recent content by jseba

According to your memory’s specifications, it’s 4Rx4 or quad rank (QR) which is the second to last row on that chart. So that’s why you’re in the “N/A” section. It looks like that board requires dual rank (DR) or single rank (SR) DIMMs in order to fill all the slots.

I can second Stephan's I/O lockups and instability with BTRFS. We are using BTRFS on top of our SAN to host our new development sandboxes at work with each dev getting a LXC container. It was okay at first as people slowly started to migrate (1, maybe 2 per host) but now everyone has migrated...

I have had Fi for nearly a year now, got it with the Nexus 5X deal last spring. I've had very few problems with it, especially as Hangouts manages nearly everything for calls and texts. Nearly everywhere I go at least T-Mobile, Sprint, or US Cellular covers (except for my grandparents living on...

#1 - I would assume so as well. #2 - If you look at the motherboard manual for the board that the chassis is meant to be paired with (X10SDV-TP8F), the motherboard has a dedicated 12V power supply port. #3 - I can't answer that one. WiredZone doesn't have much information on the chassis and the...

Now to just find an EU store willing to ship to the US...

You wouldn't happen to know of a store that still has one of those in stock? I have a Z8 series board that's been collecting dust (got it for cheap, thought it was a good idea, etc.). Everywhere I looked has that chassis as out of stock with no estimates on availability and there aren't even any...

Yeah, living just two states north of Texas means standard shipping is about three days normally, provided I remember to order before Thursday. The midwest is nice for shipping in general because of the whole "in the middle of the US" thing, few items I've ordered end up in transit more than 5...

My oldest drive I've bought from new is a 500gb Samsung that is about 10 years old with like 33000 hours. My workplace sold us some decommissioned Sun branded Hitachi 2tb drives a while back. The two I checked had over 55000 hours on them but the impressive figure was the power on count: 7... o_O

I'd be in for one at that price

I used to do F@H on my (now aging) GTX580 a couple years ago. But that was only because I was paying a flat rate for utilities at the time.

Sadly it would seem that the Intel chip they are based on (82546GB) is deprecated from 5.5 on, although the drivers could probably still be sideloaded after installation, much like the Realtek drivers.

They were indeed HP branded. I haven't been able to get the warranty check on HP's site to accept their serial numbers, so no clue on how much warranty is on them. I just used the standard Intel SATA ports off the chipset (H67). Might do better off a dedicated HBA, but I don't have one laying...

I got my pair in yesterday. I have some quick benches using CrystalDiskMark for a single drive and a Storage Spaces' RAID0 across both: Single Drive Read Seq - 490.4 MB/s Write Seq - 452.3 MB/s Read 512k - 337.9 MB/s Write 512k - 423.9 MB/s Read 4k - 22.25 MB/s Write 4k - 45.61 MB/s Read 4k...

Went ahead and did the same. Hard to beat nearly 1TB of SSD space for that price :D

It's still here, just doesn't seem to be reachable from the site's search function; Google has it though. Some of the pictures are down as well. https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/taming-the-c6100.1317/