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shanehm2

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  1. In my old retired xeon e3-1220 (maybe 1225) v2 I had 32gb In this new and current server with e5-2697 v3 I have 64gb and hoping to upgrade to 128gb
  2. shanehm2 started following binhex
  3. Oh ok so can I expand the size of the parity drive before I do the conversion so I have a larger drive to attach to the array ?
  4. Ok guys this will be my situation as the screenshot follows And I will be adding another 2TB and then wanting to convert the rest of the driver to XFS including the parity so I can use dual parity further down the line Can anyone be of any help
  5. Yep on Australia newegg they are $333 AUD.
  6. I am currently running 5.0.5 should this method work for me ?
  7. Hey there is their any people who are willing to sell preflashed cards ? As I am not to confident in doing it ?
  8. If you have a Mac Pro from that era why not try it ? And I am gathering that it has intel in them ? Also unRAID 6 only has support for x64 cpu's now.
  9. I have searched this thread and I am still confused but where can I download the files for h310 firmware and instructions so i can see its post to enter the utility if needed
  10. I am not 100% sure but it looks like both of them are multy-Rail PSU based on everything I read so far you are better off with a single-Rail PSU. I do see many posters here with multi-rail PSU however and most of them seams to work, so good luck. if you are not set on modular PSU check this one out "http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0358411" it is made by OCZ , my rebate came from them. maybe you can find a good deal on this one as well. Microcenter is currently running a special on this one for 89.99 and the rebate is still good untill 12/4/2011 like I said $70.00 for 760W 80 Silver Plus certified is not bad. a heads up though: #1 it is NOT modular #2 have lots of cables, and cables are very stiff. all cables are sleeved in black mesh and very very stiff. other then that I love this PSU. Since I can't locate that in Australia I might go for the Corsair TX-650
  11. Hey just out of curiousity I am build a 12 Drive unRAID server and I am looking at either this http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=15_1110&products_id=18247 or http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=15_305&products_id=12402 power supplies. Should they be enough power I am only intending to ever use 12 drives and a PCI video card.

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