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thanks I’ll add that to my list. I’ll start a new post about installing windows if I dont find what I need to know. Thanks again.yes. You will need a usb thumb drive to install the media creation tool
thanks I’ll add that to my list. I’ll start a new post about installing windows if I dont find what I need to know. Thanks again.yes. You will need a usb thumb drive to install the media creation tool
Yep. 250GB for Windows, BI and BI's "db" folder ==>> SAMSUNG 980 SSD 250GB PCle 3.0x4, NVMe M.2 2280, Internal Solid State Drive, Storage for PC, Laptops, Gaming and More, HMB Technology, Intelligent Turbowrite, Speeds up-to 3,500MB/s, MZ-V8V250B/AMAnyone have a quality manufacture/brand recommendation for a 256gb or thereabouts M.2 2280 SSD?
I started checking about if an Optiplex 7040 would boot from and SSD on the motherboard if the computer also has a sata drive installed. This is the description of my M.2 connector, M.2 2280 M-key (PCIe 3.0 x4, NVMe). The computer only has one so I’m assuming it supports NVMe? This article Windows 10 install with NVMe SSD and SATA drives. This article they might be a problem with this but shows a workaround,Optiplex may not or probably wont boot from the PCI Bus.....'Last I heard anyway..
Things change,,,,,you could google dell support. but yeah
just put Windows on a small SSD
and you can put the video on the PCI bus card with SSD's if you want.
Just know there is talk about the limit of rewrites an SSD can handle.
But certainly it would work for awhile. maybe even over a year...
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Yes. A lot depends on how many connectors you have, whether there is anywhere to mount an SSD cage, and how many other drives you need / intend to connect.If your mobo has a m.2 slot then my advice would be to absolutely go with an m.2 drive as any spare space you can keep for other drives will be useful. Well it would be in my case, pardon the pun.
Yes That does become an issue.Yes. A lot depends on how many connectors you have, whether there is anywhere to mount an SSD cage, and how many other drives you need / intend to connect.
thanks the one I got was an i7-6700 for $150, 16gm Ram, its on the higher end but it came with a clean install of windows ten pro. I purchased it from the Blind Center of Nevada Electronics. From there write up it looks like a great organization for the blind.My HP 600 G2 with an i5-6500 cost me I think £110 3 or so years ago, added some RAM which cost me around a tenner. So just added a multi port network card which I already had and SSD and storage drives.
Gotta agree, professional range of desktops do seem to be built to a price but the G2 is serving me well.
Thankfully I did a lot of reading and also found this site so all my cams are Dahua either 2Mp starlight or 4Mp low light cams.thanks the one I got was an i7-6700 for $150, 16gm Ram, its on the higher end but it came with a clean install of windows ten pro. I purchased it from the Blind Center of Nevada Electronics. From there write up it looks like a great organization for the blind.
what cameras do you use if I may ask? Thanks