Recent content by k0mpressor

Shouldn't this be 20 client connections on Win7 Pro? There's only 7 workstations total in the office.

I'm trying to help someone out who has a Savin 9021d multi-function device that has scan to SMB essentially. Unsure if this is printer or windows file share related, any helps appreciated. All has worked well with this machine writing to a Windows 7 Professional PC that's used as a file...

So I've got a small file server running at home that I setup "Ghetto-RAID" as I like to call it. Which is basically just a batch file that copies any and all files to another internal drive to the server. 2 of these disks I use as "backup" disks, and truly only use them whenever I am backing up...

Thanks for the reassurance! Never hurts to do the homework before realizing, oh s*** that didn't work like I thought it would.

I'm going to bump my own post as it was postponed prior(8months...), and I am finally going to upgrade these disks and fix a failing raid1 array. Anyways, can anyone else agree/disagree with Rubycon's post? Or have personal experience? One would think it would be as easy as booting an acronis...

Thats exactly what I was hoping for. However, even Acronis' webpage itself says that software raid is not supported. I guess I'll just have to find out for myself! http://kb.acronis.com/content/11681

I'm trying to cover my bases before doing some work on a small business server this weekend and am having mixed results with my google searches, figured I'd see if anyone can speak from experience. I've got someone who has a RAID1 setup (2x 500GB, ICH9, so software raid, right?) with one...

Looking to purchase new audio equipment for a HTPC. Primary use would be for music, with the occasional movie. Currently just have a set of the Klipsch Promedia 2.1 computer speakers hooked up to the HTPC now, and I love the sound of them. Just time to go bigger :) I'm not sure if i'm just...

Thanks guys. I appreciate the help. The below image is what originally had me nervous that those lower resolutions didn't support 120hz. It was taken from the ASUS manual for the VG236H

Sorry I Work in IT and I'm used to dealing with employees who can't create shortcuts. But I would appreciate it as well if you tested it later. At this point I've ordered the ASUS monitor, and one would assume that lower resolutions could run 120hz but you never know

I'd love for you to check this if you have time? Control Panel -> Display -> Change Display Settings -> Advanced Settings or Alternatively, Rightclick Desktop -> Screen Resolution -> Advanced Settings Within that window, on the Adapter Tab, there should be a button on the bottom that...

Haha yeah... I realize that. Sorry I should've mentioned that I'm looking for an LCD

I'm looking for some help from owners of the ASUS VG236HE or BenQ XL2410T. I'm looking for a 120hz monitor that can run 800x600/1024x768 with 120hz refresh rate. I cannot find any information about the ASUS's max refresh rate at 800x600/1024x768 resolutions, is there anyone who has this...

Not that I don't trust you, but I'm just curious how you know the shell shocker deals before they are out O_o

My laptop died and I need to build a new gaming rig. I have never been an AMD fan and want to build an intel rig as I always have in the past. But with the whole sandy bridge failure that puts my build on hold, as well as not having a computer. Is it stupid to buy a P67...