Recent content by douglaskuntz

chomleeI have been noticing that many of the sites have been switching over to a different source of streaming. I am assuming this is because they are using HTML5 instead of flash. So, you're able to right click on youtube, and get the source for their HTML5 video player? The audio and video...

Funny thing is.. I designed this exact setup over 2 years ago for another company (right down to using Nexenta...). So to answer a few questions. No, the cards dont have battery backup. They're HBAs, not RAID cards. No caching is done on the cards themselves. The 2 control nodes have their...

tofu2goThe AOC monitor is dubious. To my knowledge there is no standard for USB video displays, which means AOC has to write their own drivers for this display. Being a vendor supplied driver, data does not need to be sent over USB in a raw form. It is possible that they rely on compression...

jazn1337Isn't that actually an M4A1? Well, it could be the M6A1... http://www.lwrci.com/p-109-m6a1.aspx

I'll stick to my chenbro 10769.. with the option to add REAL hotswap drives.. with backplane... It may not be pretty, but it has good airflow (120mm rear, 1 120mm behind each 4 drive bay, optional 92mm in the front of the drive bays, if you dont use the hotswap bays)

Erm... @Glorian... the 17" MBP has dedicated graphics... * integrated Intel HD Graphics + NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M discrete graphics with 512MB of VRAM; That means it has the Intel onboard video, and also the GF GT330M.. and it switches between the two as needed...

Hm.. I remember the old Apple Powerbook Duo's docking station that had it's own videocard seperate from what the PB Duo had onboard. It also allowed up to 2 NUBUS videocards to be added, for a total of 3 monitors. Plus space for another SCSI harddrive. So I'd say they were closer to the first...

Hm.. I remember the old Apple Powerbook Duo's docking station that had it's own videocard seperate from what the PB Duo had onboard. It also allowed up to 2 NUBUS videocards to be added, for a total of 3 monitors. Plus space for another SCSI harddrive. So I'd say they were closer to the first...