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There's seems to be an unfortunate lack of USB Type-C peripherals for PC that can take advantage of it, or maybe I'm just not finding anything I need that can use it yet.

BEER!!

Give it to me baby!

Gives a whole new meaning to "Twitter Feed"... Ok, I'll show my way out now.

And just like that, the vnc roulette site has been hacked.

nvm...

C) For Silence and Color. This PSU looks sexy.

I love the diversity of the current line up of cases, there's a case for everyone. I do wish to see more HTPC options.

Same here, there's a square msi ad in the banner ad area. Had to tab to it. Also, anyone found it funny that the mac's previous owner account was named Steve H? :D

I had to read the news title twice, for a moment I thought it said "Office Mad Max Trailer" :D Looks pretty good, but after the whole Arkham Knight stuff, I'm going to wait till it's out.

Seasonic has the best power supplies in the industry. That's why.

Smaller makes for greater WAF.

My first Asus Motherboard was a Slot 1 Asus P2B. Together with a Celeron 300A in a slocket adapter, I was riding the magically easy 450mhz OC. I had to get rid of it along with a bunch of my old stuff to unclutter my garage. I felt like I had lost an old friend. I did fire it up one last time...

I don't think it means all that much for companies, at least not for us. Extended support and security updates will still be made available until 2020. We also have SA, so we are entitled to a few support calls for free. I think this matters most for consumers that need immediate help.

I would use it in my RemoteFX lab to replace the gtx460 to play games on a remote desktop and do some Direct Compute stuff... And then kill an orc or two in GLORIOUS 4K!

8 4TB drives in a raid 5 array? That's just asking for trouble. And Like Nate7311 said, $6700 for this build? well... that's just crazy. I did notice that the article was originally published a year ago, so that might be one of the reasons why the cost looks so high, but I built a 24 x 3TB...

I'm in right?... right?

I want to run an antec psu on my rig because it will be much MUCH more reliable than the POS the blew up my previous rig.

This truly is interesting. What would cause so many routers to go down? A Phone Home problem? Reminds me of when Sonicwall messed up their licensing servers and invalidated our licenses.

Yea... and some times it sends tickets to the wrong person. I got a red light ticket because the car in front of me with a similar car blew the red light and somehow they got my plate instead. It was a real hassle to get it thrown out, I contested it through mail, sent evidence that my car...

NA I could really use a 1600w PSU to get my gaming rig running again, my puny 600w PSU decided to burn up on me and now I'm typing this from a small tablet.

Just because a workstation has an LSI SAS controller does not mean it's using SAS drives, the one causing us problems is loaded with SATA. This specific issue not only affects 8.1, but also Server 2012 R2, we have one brand new Supermicro server that can't even install 2012 R2 with update...

I would've hoped they extended that a bit more, there's a nasty bug with LSI SAS2 drivers that makes systems unable to boot once the update is installed.

My Sabertooth X58 and P6T both run 48GB no problem. Currently running 48GB on my sabertooth and 24GB (3x8GB) on the P6T.

ugh.. man... Don't remind me. I was brought over an old Dell PC about 2 weeks ago, we're talking Pentium 4 socket 478 era. That thing was a hazard, full of monster dust bunnies of doom that got sogged up with dog urine. Owner was not happy when I told him that I was not going to touch that...

My thoughts exactly. We are an HP shop, well, not anymore. I'll no longer recommend HP servers in our department. I just hope Dell doesn't do the same in the near future.

Got a 600 watt one working without issue for about 3 years. who's ZCO? ;)

Got a Xeon E5540 to boot and run without issue on that board (Mb.g4109.002). Zero overclocking though. Don't have the board with me anymore, didn't get a chance to mod the bios.

I use 48 gigs on mine for virtualization. But just for the fun of it, I did boot ram disks with Windows 7 and 8. I used an SSD to house the boot image, took about 3 - 4 mins to boot since it has to copy the image to RAM, but everything was so smooth once it was running. 32GB for ram disk, 16...

But not impossible, it depends on the chipset and bios. I actually have 2 Core2 desktops and a laptop that can do it. But yes, 8GB should be plenty for a home NAS on a gigabit link.

I suggest Freenas as well, simple to use with decent performance if you give it enough ram. Freenas as a VM does suffer a performance hit, but It's more than fast enough to saturate a gigabit link. It is highly recommended you pass through an HBA if you virtualize it. Running 2 of them...

The quality and how easy it is to work with.

took about 30 mins, but I got mine :D

And they're gone! up to 300 now. Oh well, I had like 3 opportunities to add them to my cart and they would kick me back to the store front when I tried to add them :(

Using Seasonic PSU in my latest rig, would love some more Seasonic in there :)

Got this board for 40 bucks to use with my i7 920 that the L5639 replaced and done some quick testing. No POST with hex core, long beep, very likely needs microcode update. Tested with a quad core Xeon and the I7, both worked great. 48GB of ram was no problem, very stable. Socket back...

Hey, I just found it, don't really know what it is and how it got here ;)

Ouch, no way I would be able to buy it for that much. On the other hand, I did find a 12 core ES for a grand :D

So much POWA! but yea, maybe for a grand.

LOL, I'm amazed you reached that high. I actually made mine pop with an i7-920, a radeon x1300 and a Sabertooth when I reached close to 4ghz about 2 years ago. Before that, I was running a q9550 on it. I was trying to see how much I could get out of it while my new psu was in the mail, I...