The first drivers that were loaded during the windows xp instalation are adaptec drivers :D
(And not because the name started with "a", there were also some 3ware drivers)
I think all their current stuff predates that standard (even the pcie 4.0 backplanes), at least their is no documentation about it (google with site:supermicro.com).
You didn't specify or link the exact supermicro server/chassis you have.
I have two 745b chassis where i replaced the sas...
PCs, monitors and tvs should be able to use c13 to c14 cables to connect to ups
I use such a powerstrip to "convert" from the c13 of my ups to schuko :D
(Brennenstuhl 1156057128)
comming here from google... After searching for information how exactly seagate achieves more throughput :D
let's say we have two hdds with 8 platters each, each platter has the same storage density and capacity
hdd 1: (single actuator)
hdd 2: (dual actuators)
how can hdd 2 be faster (in...
I have the "opposite" problem: I have multiple 100GBE nics but can't/won't update to a 100GBE switch in the near future* and have to stick with my 40GBE switch :D
The 100GBE nics are mellanox cx-4 vpi cards (2 are hpe branded) and they work fine with all qsfp+ and qsfp14 cable connected to an...
It was the preapplied thermal grease from the SNK-P0064AP4 heatsink.
Photo from another heatsink:
I would use the "x method with dots" like amd shows in their videos:
(Funny thing: the guy uses the threadripper(pro) wrench and taped the logos in that video:D)
I rerun the tests to see what differences in temps I will get now that the thermal grease is set
Ambient temp: 27°C
Humidty: 50-52% (Analog hygrometer)
Fan settings: Optimum speed
Idle temps:
SNK-P0063AP4 without airshroud: 47°C
SNK-P0063AP4 with airshroud: 47°C
The SNK-P0063AP4 is...
Threaripper Pro 3955WX on a M12SWA with 128GB ddr4 3200MHZ ram
Ambient temp: 28°C
Humidty: 40-44% (Analog hygrometer)
Fan settings: Optimum speed
Stress test with Prime95 v30.8 b15
SNK-P0064AP4: 90°C
SNK-P0063AP4 without airshroud: 89°C
SNK-P0063AP4 with airshroud: 90°C
Idle temps...
From experience windows server will work fine without cals/licenses.
You (the customers) want to have the proper cals/licenses when you (they) get auditioned (by microsoft or other entities for certain iso certifications) :D
hdds?
nope. maybe when seagate finally releases the hdds with multiple actuators (which can almost max out a 6GBit/s link) for everybody (see https://www.seagate.com/files/www-content/datasheets/pdfs/exos-2x14-DS2015-2-1912US-en_US.pdf)
Edit: it makes sense to buy 12GBit/s hdds when they are the...
Rerun the test with a larger files (let's say 30+ GByte) and put the hdd in the same slot (and let it "cool off" after each benchmark run). I think the result's will be even closer...
I'm not sure what you mean...
6 GBit/s is ~550MByte/s with encoding and sata+sas tunneling protocol. Nothing...
I would check the seagate website for warranty and firmware downloads. if there is still warrant and firmware downloads available then yes, it's a great deal.
(I think seagate exos are to hdds what intel dc ssds were for ssds)
I was thinking put these ssds in a pcie chassis/jbof and let a dedicated cpu (close to the chassis/jbof) do this work. (reminds me of hardware raid :D)
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