I've fitted two Corsair XMS PC3200 512MB CL2 dimms to my UT NF3 250Gb. The problem is that the comp only shows 512MB of RAM. I can swap both DIMMs in and out of the first socket, and they'll show up fine so it doesn't seem to be a DIMM problem. Any idea what's happening?
The servers are stuffed into a corner and in fact one of the machine's on top of another. We don't really have the room for a dedicated cabinet IMO. What I'm not worried about is physical data security. I am worried that trojans and malware we might pick up while working elsewhere despite...
Internet is a leased line with two 1MB lines linked to a router provided by the ISP, presented to an Ethernet socket, currently wired up to a cheap firewall. Servers are all Windows (2000, partially migrated to 2003) Servers / PC's / laptops are all on the same LAN consisting of 5-port Netgear...
I'm working with 5 other guys in a start-up of sorts at the moment. As the only one who eventually bothered to set up our servers, I've been designated IT Manager :( and we're looking at a combined Anti-Spam/Virus and a hardware or software firewall system for the network. Could you throw up...
Hmmm. The HS is 'scalloped' underneath the fan. As a HS in itself, I agree with you it's not going to be much good. But it seems glued on to the GPU. If I fry it, no biggie but will it affect other components? Am I better off hunting for a GF2MX somewhere?
I've collected some of the junk I had, add some large/low speed fans and a 120MM fan'd Codegen PSU and managed to build an astonishingly quiet PC for next to nothing. The thing spoiling party in a major way is the video card, a Geforce 4. I have a Radeon VE SDR spare, but it also has a fan...
Thanks for the suggestions so far. Yup, all I want to do is to keep the contents of a folder exactly in sync between two PC's, both of which make 'live' use of information in the folder.
You mean Offline Folders? It's mainly music as I said (for syncing to a portable), so something that'd default to a network connected folder if it's available is not good.
I want to keep around 150Gb of mainly music (a single folder, lots of subdirectories) in sync between two PC's. Could you recommend me the best software to do this?
I already have an NB47J I'm not using so I was considering either that or cut a larger hole and stick a rewired 80mm~120mm fan on top. At 5V, even an 80mm fan should be practically silent. If there are no more elegant answers to this problem, then it looks like I'll be getting the rotary saw...
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