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<0> Yeah
<0> They make them
<0> I'll have to take pictures of mine
<0> I took the equipment from my old studio and put it in my apartment when I got better speakers
<1> you take measurements on that sub?
<1> whats its f3?
<1> EH EH?
<0> Never measured it
<1> f3 should be under specs
<1> fequency range
<1> anything
<0> I'm not at the flat right now or I'd go look on the specs sheet,
<0> I bought them locally so I don't know a website to look them up at
<1> lol
<0> I'll be back over there on super bowl sunday. I'm spending the next few weeks at my girl's parents' house
<0> Because they just LOOOOOVE me and oh god it makes me sick when they touch me cause they ****ing creep me out
<1> .....
<0> ugh
<2> Kingston ValueRAM 1GB 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 333 (PC 2700) Unbuffered System Memory Model
<2> what is Buffered and UnBuffered?
<0> Not too bad
<2> or does it matter?
<0> unbuff is easier to come by
<3> buffered or registered ram has an extra chip which stores the data before it is transfered from ram chips to memory bus - which inturn goes to your cpu
<3> it's to increase the reliablity of ram - reduces data errors like nobodies business
<3> which means it's also slower because of that
<3> unbuffered is the opposite, and is what you'll use in desktop machines
<2> k thnx
<2> if i got a case with the Temp on it will that run off my MOBO or do i need to get something special for that
<0> What a temp monitor?
<0> Nope, depending on the case it'll interface with a standard board
<2> yup
<2> ok thnx alot guy i appreciate the help
<2> i hate to buy the wrong items
<3> you do know about the different ddr ratings right?
<4> just explain
<2> a lil
<2> not much tho
<2> how does that work ?
<1> night guys
<3> if you're building a new amd machine, you'll want to get ddr 400 (pc 3200) at least
<1> ps cddeak, lying about ones sub\ht\tv\pc does not benefit ones self :D
<5> what
<5> deaks pretty smart
<2> someone look at this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811119068
<2> and tell me what With Side Panel Window No means
<5> lmao
<5> means there's no window on the side of the case
<1> CJDeak unbuff is easier to come by
<1> lololol
<2> but a side panel is there right?
<2> just not made of gl*** or see thru?
<5> lol
<5> yes
<5> theres one there but its solid
<5> that would be a lil strange without one
<1> night all
<5> later
<5> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811999344
<4>
<6> hello; i have this small, powered hub, but i don't know what sort of adapter to use with it (it didn't come with one)
<7> read manual
<6> there isn't any annotation on the hub itself about it, and i can't seem find the input voltage/current online
<7> or look on the sticker on the hub
<6> the hub belongs to a friend, actually, who's lost the documentation
<6> there isn't a sticker on the hub...
<7> or look it up on OEMs site
<8> this is about it for information online: http://www.outpost.com/product/4159963
<8> i haven't been able to find anything else on it
<8> it's an incredibly cheap hub...basically, i'm wondering if there's some usual voltage/current that a hub would accept
<8> it doesn't really matter if i destroy it, i guess, as it was incredibly cheap
<8> *powered usb hub
<9> do hard-drives have heat sensors in them?
<5> yeah
<5> even my dell has a hard drive sensor
<9> but whats the point when the OS doesn't have utilities for monitoring the temperature?
<10> so they said today at the store i got my 400gb
<10> it wont work in the external case they sold me
<10> so i guess ill buy a server tower tmrw :x
<10> http://cbit.ca/mb/retail_productdetail.asp?Cat=4&SubCat=92&offset=10&ProdNo=CAS-SER-500
<5> which one
<11> Pentium D 920.
<5> ok great
<11> Don't tell I should've bought an AMD.. didn't want to replace the motherboard and memory too :)
<11> Yeah, runs heaps cool.
<11> Much better at multitasking thatn my old P4.
<11> Suspect having 4mb L2 cache all up helps too.
<5> im quite satisfied with my p4s multitasking
<11> it's still running at 2.8ghz... haven't even tried overclocking yet.
<5> whats the temps
<5> lol
<5> wrong chan
<5> wasnt laughing at ur cpu
<11> 22c @ idle, 27C @ full load
<11> The new 65nm technology is REALLY impressive.
<11> that's with arctic silver paste, zalman hsf
<11> Runs real cool too, take that AMD fans :-)
<5> its 65nm
<5> ?
<5> dayum.. vn cpu
<11> Yup.
<12> :O)
<11> 65nm, 2mb l2 cache per core, supports Virtualisation too.
<12> :O)
<11> It's awesome :-) Runs heaps cooler than my old Prescott 3.2Ghz CPU.
<12> thats what to run on that cpu
<12> ms virtaul server
<12> virtual
<11> I might try that out :)
<12> ;O)
<11> Best thing, IMO, was the cost.
<12> quanto?
<11> $430 AUD, cheapest AMD dual core is $500 here.
<12> nice chip
<3> Admiral- how does virtualization work on it? (how do you set it up)
<12> read RogerRabb
<12> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/virtualserver/evaluation/vsoverview.mspx
<12> Virtual machine technology serves a variety of purposes. It enables hardware consolidation, because multiple operating systems can run on one computer
<3> yes I know what it is
<13> can anyone recommend a good pair of wireless earphones
<12> sure
<3> just wondering how you partition up the memory/ram etc in it..considering it does not require microsoft software to do this
<12> considering it does not require microsoft software to do this ??
<12> since when ?>/
<12> dont want to admit you know zip about it and dont want to appear dumb is that it ?
<3> heh.. you can use openVZ if you want..I was wondering if intel or amd were going to release their own virtualization server layer
<12> they have intel that is
<12> Bob Muglia, senior vice president for the Windows Server Division, put virtualization squarely inside Microsoft's Dynamic Systems Initiative (DSI), where: "Were moving into a world where workloads are going to be moved dynamically across different machines."
<12> In that same timeframe, Virtual Server is likely to drop away as a distinct product, as all of its functionality gets pulled into the hypervisor and base operating system. At the same time, Muglia speculated that Microsoft may release another product in the System Center family that handles virtualization management.
<3> so does that layer by intel for instance boot after your bios, much like third party raid controllers?
<12> hehe that i dont have a clue about :O)
<12> i would think it doesnt
<12> but im guessing now
<3> since from what I've read it they have said hardware level virtualization, then that makes me think of not just a cpu change, but a whole system change..
<12> He also said that Microsoft is looking to use virtualization in two ways. In the "Hot Addition" mode, dynamic hardware partitioning would allow users to add more processors, memory, or I/O to meet changing needs, without needing to reboot the server to add that capacity.
<12> oh yea
<12> v new stuff
<12> add new hadrware and no reboot required
<12> interesting
<3> considering EFI is replacing the bios, and efi seems to (from what I've read) be far more suited to virtualization
<12> i think ill borrow 2 sticks of ram
<14> 27c at full load.. lol im smelling asus mobo :|
<12> a new Partition Manager that provides a user interface for the creation and management of partitions; a hardware-based Service Processor that controls the interaction of regular processors and I/O; hardware-based partitioning for segregating processors at the socket level; and a software-based virtualization layer for sub-socket partitioning, which is commonly called a hypervisor.
<12> lol ChinaBox
<14> link to the article rather than posting all that in here...
<12> roger
<12> http://www.virtualization.info/2005/04/microsoft-working-on-new.html
<12> http://www.entmag.com/reports/article.asp?EditorialsID=87
<14> ty :)
<12> ty
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