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TL;DR Hardware: dual core, 2GB RAM, 10TB worth of drives OS Objective: File server, bittorrent sync, (open)VPN, run off of USB ------------------------------------ I've got this weak but power efficient board with a dual core, only 2GB of RAM and plenty of SATA ports. In addition to being a...

Wow, trend micro with 100%? Shiiiiiiiiiiiiit

Awesome, thanks dude.

A search just revealed some mixed and outdated answers. To clarify, I'm talking about using the firmware RAID, built into the motherboards.

Say I were to use the lightweight XBMC/linus-type OS, would an SSD even make a significant difference? I always figured you'd only want to use an SSD with windows, just because Windows is far more bloated. I looked at the FreeNAS solution; The huge RAM requirements for ZFS baffled me. Wasn't...

I have an Asus E45M1-M Pro laying around collecting dust. It's basically an mATX board with a soldered-on dual-core APU (E450). More specs here: http://www.asus.com/ca-en/Motherboards/E45M1M_PRO/specifications/ I regret purchasing it and now it's too late return it. So, I'm stuck with using it...

Yup, bunch of Intel fanboys here, disregarding everything else just because of a benchmark here and there for a game or 2. Thread crapping will not be tolerated -ViRGE

Benchmark bias. You only buy Intel if you have a specific need (hackintosh, quicksync), or you have too much money. The average consumer wouldn't notice the difference between the 2 in everyday use. Because AMD is significantly cheaper than Intel, you can use the extra money towards something...

You know, I was in a similar predicament with weak wifi signals, packet losses, etc. I thought I'd give powerline a try, since I had nothing to lose, and it actually worked out really well. Powerline; there are ethernet adapters and wifi extenders if the device you're using does not have ethernet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZFmA87FCuY It's kinda a mix of Fallout/Baldur's Gate; it becomes turn-based only in combat. You spend your action points and end your turn.

It's interesting and has a unique concept, which is what pulled me in. But I kinda got sick of it after a bit. It's one of those "play it once" games.

elementaryos is so similar to Mac. It's pretty sweet, took a jump into popularity out of nowhere.

http://www.foobar2000.org/ Does everything you want for audio.

At that point, you might as well go with an AMD APU. Then you won't need a discrete card to run your monitor.

I predict this game will be quite buggy and have an unintuitive UI. Would love to be proven wrong though. But when you have this much content, it takes a lot of time to do a quality check. And let's face it, it's never on top of the priority list. Very few companies care deeply about their games...