I've become a big fan of G.Skill memory kits, especially for DDR4. However,
I've had problems getting my HW-E (5820k) and BW-E (6950X) to run at high
frequencies, like 3200MT/s. The same kits work fine in my Z170 boards with
Skylake chips, so I know it's not the modules. I've instead opted to us
Bobby,
I don't know if their recent water coolers are better but I've had better
luck with NZXT
for water cooling.
On Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 09:03:24PM -0500, Bobby Heid wrote:
> I agree with the M2 interface. Look up info on the Samsung 960 M2 drive.
>
> I also agree that a NAS is a good id
I agree with the M2 interface. Look up info on the Samsung 960 M2 drive.
I also agree that a NAS is a good idea. I have the Synology DS412+.
I am working on a new build for myself right now.
I have purchased:
I7 6850K (6-core 3.6GHz)
Corsair H115i AOI cooler
Corsair 960T
It didn't last long though. Samsung's 960 Pro already saturates 4 PCIe 3.0
lanes in NVMe.
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Brian Weeden
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2016 7:05 PM
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Cc: hwg
Subject: Re: [H] Ideas f
Something to also consider is a good NAS if you don't already have one. I keep
all my important stuff on the NAS so I don't have to have as much HDD space on
any of the PC's at the house. Map a NAS share or create an iscsi drive for each
box. I'm running a synology DS1518+ . I only keep the quic
Brian,
Thanks for the link and info. This looks like something I would appreciate and
a new mobo is definitely high on my list.
Jim
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Brian Weeden
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2016 5:05 PM
To:
One of the big recent advancements is in the new M.2 interface for SSDs,
which finally creates an interface that can match the inherent speed of
modern SSD:
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/02/understanding-m-2-the-interface-that-will-speed-up-your-next-ssd/
If you do a lot of disk-intensive ap
Hi,
My last new build was a 2.67 GHz i7 system in 2009. I have been using a dual
Xeon 6-core, 2.67 GHz refurb (HP Z600)for about 2 years. I have outgrown the
storage capacity (hard drives, etc.) of the HP case. It is very proprietary
and would not easily transfer to the larger case I have (from
