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Just running front-end applications (RollCall) for data entry. Budget, Preferably, between $1500 & $2500 as other hardware is being purchased as well.

Hi Everyone, I’m looking at buying a new (or used) server to replace the aging machine we are currently utilizing for remote connections. Currently we have system running the following specs. CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1225 V3 @3.3Ghz RAM: 24GB DDR3 1600MHZ Storage: 1TB Local Storage (HDD) OS: Server...

SSD: I love Sk Hynix products but Samsung is a well known brand in America HDD: for a mass storage drive, nothing better than Western digital black or blue drives in my book RAM: Can't go wrong with G.Skill PSU: EVGA, no substitute thermal paste: arctic silver 5 to be honest, you really won't...

And I just noticed you have a 5400 rpm hdd. thats only good for media like music, movies, and documents. get a 7200rpm at the very least.

16gb is the standard for gaming today, I really wouldn't suggest less. Otherwise, you are good.

Press the reset button on the rear panel until the Power light blinks; this takes about 5~10 seconds. To avoid accidental resets, the small button is recessed. Use a pen or paperclip to access it. Release the button. Wait for the router to reboot. Log in with the default password. The default...

Secure boot is not going to let you use that boot loader without disabling it first. That is secure boot doing its job. Set bios to legacy mode.

Why do you want to use telnet? what is your intended application of the service? For whatever intended purpose you have can you not substitute ssh as it is secure and telnet is not?

Have you ran any stress tests? How did the system perform? Have you ran any diagnostics like check disk or memtest? what are your temps? How does the system perform when you remove the OC's on the CPU (and RAM/GPU) if there is one?

Try restarting your PC currently.

If you say it works fine in windows 7, try running the program in compatibility mode for windows 7. If that doesn't work check the system requirements and see what .net framework version it requires, you may need to update.

right click windows symbol(bottom left)> Device manager> display adapters> right click your gpu> enable device

Catastrophic Shutdown Sensor would kick in around 100c your pc would shut itself down to protect from thermal damage. Any way you can put a picture up of what you are seeing?

Not running as admin? not on an admin account? try from advanced startup? No idea, but glad you're out bud.

Yes, you may very well need to install your network adapter drivers before you can utilize wireless capabilities.