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Those are two unrelated sentences. :D Having more Intel options makes AMD even less interesting to me. All the new Intel/AMD products require Windows 10, so I'm not buying any until absolutely necessary.

Not at all. I authored numerous documents in the 90s, but fewer in recent years. The name and approval must accompany each document. In the old days wet signatures were used, whereas now almost all internal approvals are by e-signatures.

Coke Zero is well established and has no sugar. What is the actual difference between Diet Coke, Coke Zero and Coke Zero Sugar and why are there three, not to mention the caffeine free?

But the ingredients are similar to other diet colas. They should not be allowed to use the word sugar in the name, when it contains no sugar.

I received a different display module and mounted it into the external battery case with several levels of protection. The reading fluctuates when it reaches 27.0V. I'm not sure how a UPS charges, but perhaps there is some pulsed float mode? Finally I will be able to see the voltage drop during...

So I had a Coke Zero Sugar today and it has no sugar. WTF? It tastes strange as well. :(

I recall seeing it for the first time on TV around 1971? and being quite impressed at the time. I was electrocuted by the TV shortly thereafter.

The nomenclature may have been determined well in advance.

Yes, my life. That reminds me of the famously dead comedian who joked, "Hey! Somebody shit in my pants!"

It looks good to me other that the damned OS needed. It's one more reason to avoid the AMD.

I just don't know what to do. If I thought I would live the rest of my life I would have made different choices.

The idle is quieter, but the seeks seem louder in comparison, perhaps not as masked by the rotational noise. The seek pitch may be higher due to the helium. Overall I found the 10TB Seagate drives noticeably reduced the overall noise in my mid tower. I replaced 3x Seagate 6TB 7200 RPM and a...

It was the same with the 10TB helium drives. I don't know why, since the Enterprise Capacity drives have a higher MTBF and almost twice the duty rating for TB written/year.

Why can't the links work anymore?

Seagate 12TB desktop dirves

No. The website opens at 7:45PM EDT on Saturday and the deal expires Saturday at midnight.

I thought any over 2TB are the same and the next limit is some ridiculous number.

What about root canal? :crap:

I don't know what to do. I should try the Dr. Perhaps.

I may have to be in GTA, which is somewhere near Toronto. There are some initiatives with the Koreans. I've been informed that the documents are in English, not so much French so I should be OK. I don't think EU is feasible at my age and not understanding the language.

Is that your car?

No, of course not. It's mainly a matter of power/heat; helium is especially cooler at idle.

So the link looks normal when quoting it? There is no logic.

NAS drives are fine as singles. I don't think that model uses helium, so it may need some decent airflow. Mobile drives seem to be slower and slower lately. I have a couple of 4TB mobile (2.5') drives, but mainly use 2TB. The Seagate 4GB mobiles tend to suffer from the dreaded shingles. Make...

Mainly I am concerned about 24/7 connection to batteries. Maybe I'll just put a switch on it. I really should use a separate low current supply and filter the sense input.

It's somewhat better, but there is still some tenderness after about mile 7. Meanwhile, what is the thought on the cheapie voltage display modules? I see several for about $10 on the Amazons, but have concern that they will short out and cause grief or even a fire.

The link is not working. I'll have to check on PC #3. Its mouse or something is acting up.

It's somewhat better, but there is still some tenderness after about mile 7. Meanwhile, what is the thought on the cheapie voltage display modules? I see several for about $10 on the Amazons, but have concern that they will short out and cause grief or even a fire.

I though the US Whiskeys are mostly from Tennessee. :confused: It looks like the Scots produce most of the global supplies and US is about 3rd or so.

I have no idea who that is. I should say direct and indirect reports. None of the male reports currently have young children AFAIK, that's all. My style is that I avoid asking anything personal about any colleagues, but some people just volunteer information such as their vacation activities...

Yeah, it makes sense. Several of the women that work for me have young children and just want to relax and be inactive on the PTO. I'm just the opposite. Normal life is mostly mental and hardly physical. Of course I like to rest if there is bad light, but if the light is good I'm out there...

Sure that's fine for the ship, but normally one photographs more on the excursions.

That looks like it would be painful with a full load. What is a large clamp/ballhead? Is there a tripod in your luggage?

I may be confused by the PCIe 3.1 part, which I thought meant the PCIe card style rather than U.2. My X99 only has PCIe 3.0 if that matters. I'd want to figure out how to automatically copy that to the NAS.

The 80-400 VR-G is good on a DX body, but not so good with 36MP or more on FX. It is surely due for an update. I probably mentioned it before, but I do a lot of panning and stitching with tele lenses like the 100-400 II. The Wimberley Sidekick is a great option for that along with a good ball...

It's just a name. Many companies buy obsolete names to sound better like the $2M Vol

That is a CR0. :lol:

All of you IT guys like to wipe drives. :D

That's what Macrium and Acronis are for.

That doesn't seem very efficient but is good for you. :) It makes me wonder if the helium filled drives are serviceable at all.

Expansion units in general are not very economical. The 12-bay DX1215 makes more sense for the DS36xx series as they are basically the same chassis. A 5 to 8-bay expansion box would make more sense, but I really think the DS3018xs should have 8 bays.

It has 98% of the Rotted Tomatoes. :)

Did you receive a new drive or a refurb?

I think that is a different one, but cdw is legit?

Lately I've been drinking SoBe water, Gatorade G2, and Bai.

Thanks. What is the warranty service situation for Intel SSD? Is there any way to determine if a seller and product are under USA warranty?

Damn all those batteries are heavy. I think I strained an organ. :( The wires inside the UPS are about 1/2 inch too short for the connectors to easily slip on, making it a major PITA. The external battery pack is not expected to have the batteries replaced, but that is much easier than the UPS...

I'm not all that complicated. I just want ~4TB with performance similar to the 2TB SSDs like the 960 Prod and better reliability.

I connected a couple of batteries from another UPS externally and it seems to work. I can get 8Ah batteries within a 15km radius. The software is abominable, so I'm thinking about putting some sort of simple external voltage display on the external battery case.

No, the que depth realistically should be low. Higher numbers inflate the IPOPS.