Recent content by zeducky

800mhz would be the true speed of the memory, as its double data rate. So it would be correct. 800mhz x 2 = 1600mhz

http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/latest-catalyst-windows-beta.aspx?cmpid=social17945534

http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/latest-catalyst-windows-beta.aspx?cmpid=social17945534

IT will most likely work with 1 stick. Tho two still will enable you to run dual channel which increase the transfer speeds ALOT,

Please elaborate what happens. Time out, not loading page, computer shuts down, pancakes catches fire? From you description, it go with hopelessnoob's suggestion, wrong username and/or password. Tho without knowing the error, i could might as well suggest you turn the computer upside down..

Could you provide the full voltage range, as afaik surge protection applies to more then CPU voltage.

Could you please use HWmon to grab a screen shot of your voltages, it would be great ;)

Both the cpu and motherboard are still solid quality bits with great performance, so if the price is right, id say go for it.

Before purchasing a Qnap NAS, id advise to go have a look on Qnaps boards, their own community is furious over the firmware releases the last year, with good reason. At this moment i can only recommend Synology NAS boxes. Currently got 4 NAS boxes running at home, Qnaps, Synology, HP...

you are most welcome ;) Well i still got my old DS209 running in the addict, and its still going strong ;)

The Syno is able to do all those things, and more ;) if it cant do it from stock, there is a endless amount of user created packages that can be installed with ease... This is one point where the little bit higher priced NAS boxes wins over the cheap ones. The Dlink should be able to do those...

http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/nas/nas-reviews/31946-d-link-dns-320l-sharecenter-2-bay-cloud-storage-2000-reviewed?showall=&start=2 The DS212j is on par with the Qnap TS-212 nas The premium price adds bit more quality, and a buckload of configuration options and services. Tho im unsure what...

yeah it should work just fine, you wont be playing ultra settings.. but high medium on latest games are doable

Well you should be able to play all games, just not at highest settings.

from my experience the cheaper brands like buffalo, you usually get what you pay for, not much, the OS are typically rubbish, performance is low (my first NAS was a netgear with read/write speeds in the single digits) and the supported disks are often highly limited.