fenderman
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You can add an m2 drive to your sff as well, though you dont really need a dvd drive so its a wash..Thanks for clarification. Although now I'm jealous!
You can add an m2 drive to your sff as well, though you dont really need a dvd drive so its a wash..Thanks for clarification. Although now I'm jealous!
Ram speed is imperceptible...its makes virtually no difference..1 percent perhaps is some situations...if that, which is imperceptible in the real world..Isn't RAM speed important? I see alot of these I-7 CPUs with good prices but DDR3 ram. DDR4 is much faster 1600 (ish) vs 2100 mz. Do not get me wrong, if you can get an I7 for under $500, that is a good deal. But I notice some of these good I7 deals have DDR3 ram speeds. Perhaps BI doesn't really require fast ram speeds?
Remove it to get best use out of pcI bought an Optiplex 7040 mini tower that came with a AMD Radeon R5 340X, 2GB (DP, SL-DVI-I) card. Should I remove it before I install BI or just keep it in?
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unless you need room for the drives you are paying 500 for an i5...i know this thread is about $500 i7 6700s, but does this seem like a decent deal?
from slickdeals:
Dell PowerEdge T30 Mini Tower Server @Dell $399 FS
No OS, so you'd need to get a copy of win 10 pro, but the xeon seems to be roughly equivalent to an i5 skylake.
no hyper threading though (4c/4t) and looks to have higher tdp (80 vs 65) than regular i5
Granted it isn't an optiplex like is being discussed, but it is a poweredge (so part of their enterprise line).
Has room for 4 3.5" drives and 2 2.5" drives it looks like.
Thoughts?
I'd also try to contact them in an online chat, cry about needing the payment split in half so your bank doesn't reject it and they might give you $100 off like they did when I bought my laptop lol.Dell Outlet is having a 72 hour sale. 10% off with code 'GDOSiteW10' - ends April 18th.
Servers often have processors that don't support hardware acceleration for video. Also make sure direct to disk is enabled.any new deals on Blueiris machines? I have an HP Proliant server running WHS 2012 and it's crawling right now with 3 Amcrest 1080p cams and a couple lower quality cams...100% cpu constantly .....going to have 4 Dahua 5231s and a PTZ Dahua...so need something that will be smooth as butter....what do you guys recommend of the HP or Dell deals out right now???...definitely want to get something where I can add lots of drives for storage.
ya, definitely no hardware acceleration on this one....and direct to disk already enabled.....it's just a kind of outdated setup I think...or under-powered for this purpose...I like it cause I have like 4 drives in there but I'm ready toServers often have processors that don't support hardware acceleration for video. Also make sure direct to disk is enabled.
You can get WD Purples in sizes up to 10TB. More than 2 hdds aren't needed very often. A lot of the budget machines can only accommodate 2-3 internal hard drives, maybe 4 if you remove the optical drive.
Cool... was amazon the seller? Or a marketplace seller??
Amazon was the seller. They put one for $520 new, it might have been a price mistake but nonetheless they shipped it. Not sure about the Dells but on these HPs you can add another hard drive easily. I have 4 1080p cams at the moment on this machine and the CPU stays at 7%.Cool... was amazon the seller? Or a marketplace seller??
What do u think of those Dell desktop deals that have been popping up over the last while ? I7 machines. Would they make decent blueiris servers? I'm gonna have probably 7x 1080p cams.