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Is it possible to overclock a Xeon?
Yes.
No.
>>52471488
>>52471648
I'm confused
Is the AMD Opteron 6172 a good CPU? For 12 cores and $30 price tag it's literally dirt cheap. The only thing that can be a problem are the overpriced motherboards.
Its a low clocked Phenom II with more cores. Would be pretty good if you wanted a super cheap dual or quad socket system for rendering video, but if you plan on using it as a desktop its not going to do much for you. Buy a cheap quad core Phenom II or an older generation APU.
>>52471350
If you want to use windows, then windows will ask for a license per cpu iirc, not up to date with their licensing model atm though. I don't think 2 or more cpus even work on the regular windows, so you need windows server 2012 or something.
>>52471436
I recently installed Windows 10 on a DELL precision 490 with two xeons and I can say that it works fine
Prejudice and botnet concerns aside, do you like Windows Phone, /g/?
>>52471177
I will shill for it when it has x86 intel processors
>>52471177
I owned a lumia 930 for almost a year and it was okay at best
>>52471220
this will never occur
hopefully x86 will die soon
/hsg/ - home server
- consumer grade hardware servers
- no rack mounts
- atx based
- show me your best non-rack server cases (pic related)
- this relates to nas' too
- linux stuff
www.uryna.net/view/instalacyjna/121
prebuilt servers are best.
>>52471275
this.
uuughhhh!
![Lancool_PC-K63_Computer_Case_Hardware_Inside[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/IEUym3M.jpg "Lancool_PC-K63_Computer_Case_Hardware_Inside[1].jpg")
Why do people think that blowing hot air from GPU straight onto PSU is a good idea?
Why do manufacturers cater to this meme?
>>52470915
What makes you think that's what happens ?
>>52470939
The existence of two (on average) fans installed on GPU blowing in the direction of PSU installed below it.
What if it blows air onto the gpu instead?
What is better for storage in terms of reliablility, a HDD or SSD?
Decent modern SSDs are actually more reliable than HDDs now for consumers.
>>52470715
but who in their right mind pays 600USD for 2TB SSD?
>>52470834
The same kind of person who pays about that much for a GPU, probably.
Who's your favorite meme programmer?
>>52470453
le bearded programmer man
Linus, Carmack and Theo
Hi, what if we made a linux-based os, named 4chan? We make it, so it boots up with 4chan.org Not anything other than 4chan, and it also has to be like "tails", it changes your ip/mac adress.. Everything from every time you boot up
Or... What if we didn't.
I'll do a logo.
I didn't realize there were 14 year olds on this site.
Is there any coding behaviors from your colleagues that make you angry?
>>52470078
spaces for indentation
inconsistencies in their style or stupidly fucking complex styling where you have to read their whole program before you understand which style of commenting to use where, especially in C89 code
>>52470078
Anytime they refer to it as "coding" or being "coders"
>>52470219
Python actually recommend spaces in PEP-8
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#tabs-or-spaces
A public torrent site is going offline and I wanted to download all the files before it is going offline.
So I just added almost 3k torrents to deluge but the torrents are going insanely slow. My cpu, ram ,hdd aren´t the problem they are not maxing out but almost idling at this point. most of the files are seeded by a seedbox so the problem is somehow lying on my end. it doesn't matter how many or how few torrents I start the speed is always slow.
>>52469774
Which site? I'll jump on and help.
Also maybe they are just poorly seeded?
>>52469774
I think it's because you're downloading so many torrents all at the same time, and so your maximum download speed is being split between all of the torrents. 1-3kb per second each torrent, between 3k torrents translates to 1-3MB per second. What happens if you stop some of the torrents and let the rest download?
its because you download 3k torrents parallel. 3k is a big number, thats the problem
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Why are they so perfect?
They're OK as far as 2.0 computer speakers go, I certainly wouldn't call them perfect.
>>52469677
Because you just bought them ya doofus
>objective opinion
Do you think your neighbors want to listen to your shitty music. Fucking subhumans who can't use headphones.
Yo /g/, building my first PC for a home music studio and have a question... what's the most important stat to invest in for audio creation... CPU power? RAM?
>>52469201
Get more cores, you can always download more ram and overclock
>>52469201
what's your daw? and I would say processor, like >>52469241 said, you can always buy more ram
i get away with a haswell i54200u and 8gb ram, but im only using adobe audition and a few vsts
>>52469428
reaper / cubase 8, not sure which one i'm going to throw myself at yet
Dead machine walking
>>52469163
>trading privacy for gaymz
>>52469173
>criticizing someone for doing so
>>52469173
Windows 7 has telemetry in OS. Vista Master Race.
http://www.highdefdigest.com/blog/ultra-hd-not-always-4k/
Sounds terrible.
unless you have an enormous tv or you sit really close to it I don't see how it makes a difference
I still watch 720p rips on a 1080p TV and they're just fucking fine
this upscaling bull shit plus dumping already obsolete 4k TVs on early adopters last year shows that they don't know what they're doing, or rather don't care.
This will probably be a tiny niche like vinyl.
Everybody just streams.
Hello, /g/.
I have homework about motherboard components, but to be fair I cant really get few things right. Would love if you could help me with few questions that I have atm ^^
Did I understand these things correctly?
1. What are the most important parts of MB to describe in my presentation.
>(I already wrote about Integrated Pereferial connector, Integrated Ethernet chip, Sound card, BIOS chip, I/O chip, CPU Slot)
2. The PCI. As I understand it's for adding hardware like graphics card to motherboard. + there are like express...
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>>52469079
the motherboard chipset bridge (north and south bridge) interfaces every other pc component to the processor.
The sata interface protocol is different than the PCI protocol.
Each of pc component may have different protocols, thus the bridge chip comesin to interconnect between different protocols
>>52469113
Thanks for response, so the SATA and PCI does add stuff to motherboard, but each of them does it with specific hardware, use?
>>52469079
>Every bit of information is appreciated.
How old are you anyway? Do you want us to help with your homework / presentation or what?
