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There should probably be a couple of backup threads. For redundancy.

I knew things were bad, but this is just sad:

The nice seller emailed and then called to make sure I understood that the machines were barebones only. He also very kindly turned down my lowball offer of $35 each for 3. 10/10 so far.

How much bandwidth do your cameras use?!

That is a lot of capability for the price! My only real complaint is the lack of a pcie m.2 slot. I'm grabbing 3, they will probably replace existing systems immediately.

Thanks for the access points! Well packaged and arrived in good order. They are in service and working great!

pm'd! Have been looking for some r650s

While I certainly have my own opinions on politics, energy, AI, the ozone layer, etc, I really appreciate the tight focus these forums typically have on tech and hardware and exploring the outskirts of those.

I moved away from ubnt about 6-7 years ago for basically the exact same reasons. Flaky firmware updates way too often, resulting in unreliable network, UI that was half-done and didn't expose the needed functionality, and controllers that barely worked until they just quit working. (Cloud key...

Currently at $661! That's a bit of a swing.

Welcome Frank! I am using two of these. One is running my Home Assistant install and the other is being used for multimedia projection for a local non-profit. I love the design, especially the internal power supply.

Even at 2 hours, I miss the deals... I could really use a couple of those at a decent price.

Just bought an 8+2 for $40 and change shipped. Thanks!

I canceled my order for this power supply and am going with the Leadex VII XG 1000W. It's "only" 80 plus gold, but it has better excursion (brief over power limit events) handling which is better suited for the combo of 4090 and AMD 9900X that is planned for it. The 1600W titanium is...

I was just looking at buying the 1200W platinum version of the leadex for $200, this is a no brainer for me. Thanks! Edit: I may have jumped the gun on this one. This design is almost a decade old and is not ATX 3 or PCIe 5 compliant. In particular, hold-up time and transient excursion...

I'm looking to buy up to 3 m.2 to u.2 adapters. I'm specifically looking for the versions that were included with the retail optane 905p drives because of the direction and total height of the cables coming out of the m.2 part. Most of the 3rd party adapters I have been able to find either...

Mine came in blister pack only. No box, no m.2 adapter cable. Not a big deal, but a box is pictured, and these came retail with an adapter that I was planning on using.

I'm down to try some out. Pm'd