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My loop is: Corsair CPU Block (in pic) Corsair radiators (total of 4) EKWB 4090 Water Block Aquacomputer EPDM Tubing Aquacomputer Fittings Aquacomputer DP Ultra Coolant Before putting this loop together I rinsed out the rads like 20 times. They had a lot of gunk in them but I got them clean...

Need one for work. Let me know.

You can get the drivers right off Sandisk's site. I just made a new account and grabbed the vSphere drivers. I think FusionIO used to lock them down but Sandisk doesn't. I'd have to install it to check fio-status. If someone really wants me to I can..if it runs under vSphere. I don't have...

Refurb card in the box. I used it for a bit of testing but not much at all. $350 + $15 Priority Shipping. PayPal Preferred.

Have had a 5K iMac since launch day. Absolutely love it. Zero issues. Very quiet.

I sold millions of dollars in AFAs last year. This guy is nuts. I can give you 200K+ IOPS at sub-ms latency with mixed workloads on most AFAs now. That covers 98%+ of work loads. No one cares if a read takes as long as a write when they are both at 300 micro seconds.

Let's say you connect to the console and then ping out from the VM. Can you then ping it and connect to it remotely?

Doesn't sound like an I/O problem to me.

How many IOPS do you really need?

Got a Roku 4 Saturday and like it. The HDCP 2.2 thing is annoying as I have to plug it in direct to my LG OLED instead of through my Onkyo Integra that does 4K, but not HDCP 2.2. But real happy with it.

Yes. I just got a 65EF9500 last week to replace a very good Panasonic Plasma and it's fantastic. Expensive but amazing.

No. It's priced like the fantastically engineered desktop system that it is. I have the first gen 5K that I got on launch day. It's an absolutely amazing system. No...I don't game. I'm the target user for a system like this.

Network Engineers 5 years ago probably didn't care about VM/Hypervisor but the future ones sure will. The lines are blurring very rapidly. Learn the network stuff. Learn Python. Learn some hypervisor stuff (VMware and Microsoft to start). And read up on Software Defined...

Let's be honest. Any of the true AFAs out there exceed probably 90% of customer workload I/O requirements. I try really hard to stay out of the "we flip bits this way, they flip bits that way" discussions. It's a waste of time these days. Go with the company, portfolio, and partner you trust...

Just got a MacBook the other day to play with. Pretty amazed by this little system. Going to be really great to use when I travel. Can barely tell it's in my bag. Still getting used to the keyboard and that's odd when going back to my rMBP or iMac...but I love it.