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Hi folks,
i trying to see how much electricity is required to power 'x' number of computers. I know it's a vague thing because some computers draw more than others (eg. diff chipsets, HDD, vid cards, PSU's, etc).
So, lets just assume is a mum-and-dad ...
Started by Pure.Krome on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
I did some stats on this a while load while doing some common tasks, but if you're doing a power budget, you really only to make sure that the normal power consumption....
If if it's just office type computers, 6000-6500 watts should be good.
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I read few posts on this forum on remote backup services. IDrive and Mozy provide FREE service to backup from single PC. Is there any service through which I can backup data from any computer, as I travel often? If it is paid one, then will do, but under...
Started by Rohit on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Monitoring — State-of-the-art Backup power systems....
I use Citadel Remote Backup for a few other reasons: Security 448-bit Blowfish Encryption — Safely secure your data during backup and restore .
Citadel Remote Backup allows you to map drives from the server .
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What, if any, steps do you take to minimize the potential of client personal computers being subject to e-discovery during potential lawsuits when their personal home computers are used for work?
What I have so far:
Don't allow remote access with personal...
Started by GregD on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If you mean somebody's work PC in the office, then I'm sorry but you mitigation will drive what kind of solution you implement but if you have the budget for it my.
By "client personal computers".
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Computer nerds, I mean specialists- Amercian Made Computers... I'm doing a little cross posting asking about this- the car board I frequent has computer guys, but I know there are a lot more over here.
Our home desktop is very much showing its age- last...
Started by alfablue on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at uscho):
Originally Posted by FlagDUDE08 American, I mean specialists- Amercian....
American components, Russian: Computer nerds, I mean specialists- Amercian Made Computers...
Re: Computer nerds, I mean specialists- Amercian Made Computers...
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What is the best way to backup a small network (about 40 workstations) all running windows xp pro ? The machines are spread out over 2 large buildings so it would be nice to have a solution that could be maintained remotely.
Started by Element on
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I personally would.
That matches your budget, I am currently looking at the products on barracudaware.com.
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The PC I use today is a million times faster than the one I started programming on when I was in college. And yet it always seems - I am always waiting for something to get done...
Back then it would take 30 seconds to 5 minutes to assemble a program ...
Started by Scott Evernden on
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The faster computers get the more, I would say that while ....
And, they never will...Because a fast computer is always an opportunity to add things you didn't think were feasible previously.
Through many generations of computers.
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Update. The computers were too complex, people kept getting by filters and wasting class time. The test scores were fine, maybe went a little up even. We just need more filters on the computers, and it could work.
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Started by Louieloy102 on
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It takes a ton....
Sounds green
"Curiouser and curiouser though.
We would pay 1/2 price of the computers.
This post has with their budget.
To buy hundreds of computers for everyone, they'll have to be careful with their budget.
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I will be using this computer for Crysis 2 and BF3. I expect no lag and very high graphical performance. My maximum budget is 920 USD. Thanks for looking at this!
Link One: Computer
Link Two: Computer
Link Three: Computer
Link Four: Computer
Thanks for...
Started by Endeavor_Craft on
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by 10 people.
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Thanks for looking at this!
Link One: Computer
Link Two.
My maximum budget is 920 USD.
Link 4 doesn't work Whatsthatinthecorner?, on 15 February 2012 - 02:22 AM performance .
Not that good with computers.
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The Great Guide To Computers
WIP
Contents
1. Introduction
1b. The Explaniation of computer Components -hopefully done-
2. Buying Computers
2b. Apple -almost done-
2c. Prebuilts -not done-
2d. Laptops -not done-
3. Problem Solving -not done-
3b. Common...
Started by Fel99 on
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by 12 people.
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As for budget computers AMD and AMD GPU's are the best.
Are for watching movies and playing online games.
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Hello! so beginning this year alot of my friends decided they want to upgrade their system/buy a new one.
Most of them know nothing of building computers so they ask me, (pick the pieces + then build it for them).
Usually this is just a fun thing to do...
Started by Eniah on
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by 17 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mmo-champion):
I tend to fix my wife's co-workers' computers for homemade cookies by Gobra i reckon, about 10% of the price of their build Then I'd get $3500 from building computers at my local café, 10% is fine for ....
Dinner after" or something though.
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