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Those should work. They do make slightly different models where the material varies, some are designed to be more noise blocking whereas the sports ones are a more absorbent foam.

I love my JLab Epic2 bluetooths for the gym. Highly rated on wirecutter.com. I've had mine since September and use them for 4 x 1.5 hour gym visits per week. Amazon.com: JLab Audio Epic2 Bluetooth 4.0 Wireless Sport Earbuds, GUARANTEED fitness, waterproof IPX5 rated, skip-free sound, pristine...

Sure thing, Idle power on this particular system is around 90W, it runs a little warm I think. I am going to play with some undervolting settings in Wattman before I go down the custom bios path.

Yep, I used that same resource as a sanity check for my 480's. They are indeed user submitted and some of them are pretty outlandish, but even so it's a reference to start with. I still think you need to factor in power to get that sweet spot of profitability. Getting 25 more hashes/second and...

No secret, just downclocking the core, the power utilization, and upping the memory clock. I'm right where it starts to throw errors. Total system power is right around 160w.

Well, that's not total system power. That's the GPU core, Afterburner from MSI reporting. I have it tweaked down now to around 65-67 Watts, I'm power limiting to -19, temp limit at 50, and have the core clock at 1160 with the memory clocked up to 1856 (again not a modded bios yet as of this...

Boy, hard to say. I just got started in this myself with newer hardware on the GPU side so I don't have much experience. I'd do a search and see what others have pulled off with those.

AMD RX 480 and 470 cards seem to do better than Nvidia ones when it comes to Monero. On a slightly tweaked RX 480 Sapphire I'm doing around 570 hashes/second and probably pulling around 70 watts on the GPU itself. I'm going to be tweaking BIOS to try to drop that power usage even more, but for...

Here's an Amazon bundle with an Asus motherboard for preorder, along with a link there to just the processor for the 1700. Amazon.com: AMD YD1700BBAEBOX Ryzen 7 1700 Processor with Wraith Spire LED Cooler & ASUS PRIME X370-PRO Motherboard Bundle: Computers & Accessories

It does say in the spec sheet pdf: Rack Mountable with Mount Brackets (Included) So it's not a fluke. :)

How's the noise level?

You're correct. That Model is a 208v version and your exsiting UPSs are the 110v variety, so you unfortunately can't use them with your UPS units. Assuming a home lab setup, I've never seen anyone with 208v setups, but it's entirely possible with the crew around here. :)

Old school HD Homerun for me, with MythTV as a back end which has existing in one shape or another for eons (started with Hauppauge cards, then a PCI HD card, etc). I use Kodi as a front end on Linux, a Windows 10 old laptop for an HTPC, and on MacOSX as well. I did a p2v of the back end...

Hi gang, I just got a new system (Dell Precision) with an LSI 3008, and inadvertently ordered it with no RAID configured on the controller. There are 2 drives and I want to create a virtual drive as RAID1 for it, but the individual physical drives are listed as Unconfigured Good when using the...

As I recall, SQL server is many many generations away from once being an offshoot of Sybase. The circle of life continues.

Thoughts on this Seiki? It's only $250 today (and I do believe you get what you pay for in most cases, but...). Amazon.com: Seiki SE42UM 42-Inch 4K Ultra HD 60Hz LED TV (Black): Electronics

Hmm, I've never had issues with a tape drive hang on a multi-port SAS controller getting hung before.

Oh for sure, this is more of "I have access to these 300GB drives right now" thing. Power isn't free of course, but the hardware is right there for me at the moment. Like I said I'd like to move to SATA WD Reds at some point, at which case I'll probably replace all the 300GBs with 1 4TB Red. :)

I've got a Dell PowerEdge R420 I'm using for backups (both disc to disc and to LTO tape). In addition to local disk (around 2TB) and an old EMC connected SAN with several LUNs, I'm looking to augment with some sort of el-cheapo DAS. Lurking in this forum I see the Lenovo SA120 might help me...