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Doesn't the light on the failed drive's tray turn red or yellow or something?

I guess it needs the UEFI only. Also, there is no USB, so the mouse and keyboard don't work. :frusty:

The MH20GT is better for reach than the P10GT and of course the large reflector of the MH25GT makes it a real thrower. It looks to have the emitter/reflector of the EC4GT with single cell power. Any light with over 30,000 cd intensity will be bright at a good distance, and it goes up from there. ;)

You may have to disable new accounts or take other measures, since they don't stop. :(

Naturally it won't boot. :(

OK, I looked it up. The board I was remembering was a Tyan with AMD chips.

The Nitecore P15 has a crenelated front bezel. You can see it here. https://www.amazon.com/Nitecore-Precise-P15-430-Flashlight/dp/B00EVPTHK4

I thought about it back in the 80s, but did not want to deal with the ventilation issues. I think they have some electric vents now, but am not sure about the building regulations.

The damned sports spammers are setting new accounts constantly. :(

I have nothing against bright lights, I just think of a garage as being hot or cold and not a place to spend much time most of the year. Do you have A/C?

:crap: Somehow that is not the right thread. It is the PS for http://www.storageforum.net/forum/showthread.php/11053-New-Computer?p=202646#post202646.

I'd say that an extreme hangover is the very definition of drinking too much. :lol:

I don't like the crenelated flashlights, but look for one that has an XP-L High (a version of the XP-L emitter with no dome). In comparison a light with the common XM-L2 emitter will have a much broader beam or require a proportionally larger reflector for the same tight beam.

I locally purchased a 500W "EVGA" or something like that with the weird font.

Are you using them for prototyping, low volume/one off production or what? Everything isn't best manufactured on a printer. There are good reasons that, oragsmistamped, cast and CNC killed parts are so commonly used.

I was traveling this past week, but was the Blade Runner any good? Obviously Ford is an old man now.

I found the manual for the case. I will put everything together on the floor (case is >1500 miles from here) and see what happens. :) The plan is to use Windows 7 on the system initially and then change to 10 in summer or autumn of 2018. Trying to coordinate schedules is difficult since I...

I think that would be too small, leaving a gap. :scratch: I had a Corsair PS some years ago. With any lick I will drive to a real computer store this weekend and see what they have.

It's definitely a version of the Earthwatts 380W PSU, though not the current painted green one. - 3.4" (H) x 5.9" (W) x 5.5" (D) - 86 mm (H) x 150 mm (W) x 140 mm (D) What brands are recommended lately? Reviews indicate many PSUs fail or produce high frequency whine. I don't remember them...

I'll try to find some info on the PS. I'm not sure how many 380W they made, but it was a regular ATX PS. I suspect that the smallest current 500W PS would fit.

There will be a Z270 board, max of three HDDs, one optical drive and two reused small SSDs. I may upgrade it to an M.2 eventually. There will be 2x8GB RAM for now and maybe two more in 2018. Prices are high now. There is no video in the system.

I'm wondering if the P.S. 380W is enough or has the right connectors and specs. Should it be replaced or is a more powerful PS too long?

It is the Antec New Solution from 2009.https://www.amazon.com/Antec-NSK2480-Desktop-case-380W/dp/B000T4MRF8

I'm receiving a 6700K, but it doesn't appear to have a cooler. What is fairly small/low profile HSF to fit in a mATX case? The CPU will probably be set to 4.2 on all cored, no more. Thanks.

I thought it was the answer to the HAMR, or will WD do both?

Maybe it was the baboon. ;) Somewhere I have a 2000 laptop. That was my first.

I knew it. :D

Yes, never. ;)

Why so bright?

The Android has a mind of its own. :dunno: Some kind of NiMH pack would be normal for that era. I recall we would be issued some crude laptops for travel back in 1995 with some kind of dongle for the dial-ups. :lol: We had to turn them in on return and they would be reinitialized or whatever...

Probably it is liquid metal hamadryad.

Cool. Then there is more plausible deniability to blame someone else. :)

I think it will ship Monday.

But your family can fit?

I'm pretty sure it was AMD. The departed Merc would probably know. It was after my Abit BX boards.

Something on the mainboard. It was a long time ago. I don't think AMD sells boards anymore.

Worse than the AMD that destroyed my $3K scanner many years ago?

Is that a legal vehicle? I only see the frame. Need to get back on the normal carrier. Roaming at 3g is not so good.

6 cores has been a decent number for a while and those CPUs were quite expensive not all that long ago. People who can't afford or justify a $370 CPU should be using an i5 or something else rather than complaining about it.

What about the n ew WD technolgy? I'm not sure if Big Data drives will work with normal files or affect of the stripe size in the NADs. (I know you can control the ZFS, but I'm set on the Synology for a long time.)

I'm sure the products are developed well ahead of time and sometimes miss the exact market timing, but I'm not hearing anything from the crackpot worth wasting 25 minutes. If the Coffeepot functions properly and the issue is simply paying a few bucks more, I'd be all for that option. :lol:

It still has such a low pH. Are you not fond of Asian aspartame? :lol: Neutersweet gave up when Pepsi bailed out.

Well it seemed like that. The flyback transformer packed a wallop!

Oh, gross! That's far too much.

None of the sodas are good for anyone. :(

I'll stick with Diet Coke then.

Does it impact the lactose intolerant?

Did you order some drives?

I will use Windows 10 in the next build, but then disconnect it from the interwebs which is more of a pain in daily use.

Thanks. I should find out something after the NH-VT meeting in about two weeks.