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OK!.........All you OLD DC FARTS! Time to come out of hidding.

Wow it has been a long time... This is Fullmetal Chocobo. I don't know the email for that account anymore. :-(
- tasburrfoot
- Post #198
- Jan 21, 2021
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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Networking Support thread for the unemployed: Spring 2014

Mid level tech position available in Central Texas. Apply at Texas State University website (https://jobs.hr.txstate.edu/postings/18117). PM me if you have any questions.
- tasburrfoot
- Post #1,108
- Sep 1, 2016
- Forum: OT Discussion Club
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CAD PC Setup

Well, these are RAID ports. You can get a ATA/133 controller put it, and then get ATA/100 drives. THey would work just fine. Benchmarks have shown there are actually very few speed improvements made in going ATA/133. So don't be too concerned about "you have to do ata/133".... Tas.
- tasburrfoot
- Post #28
- May 1, 2003
- Forum: Computer Building
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CAD PC Setup

Pretty. When you get this machine up and running, run some benchmarks, and let me know how she runs... :-) Ever since I upgraded from my P4 2.4GHz, it seems like there wasn't anyone else to talk to about hardware, as so few people have this type of hardware. And even fewer are the ones who...
- tasburrfoot
- Post #25
- May 1, 2003
- Forum: Computer Building
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CAD PC Setup

that case is standard ATX only. So it won't work with that mobo. And the RAM is way too fast. Get Corsair PC2100 (which is the only speed supported with the mobo. They run in a dual-channel config, so it isn't nearly as slow as just plain PC2100 setups). The Western Digital hd's are...
- tasburrfoot
- Post #23
- Apr 30, 2003
- Forum: Computer Building
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CAD PC Setup

It depends. The X5DAE and X5DAL are extended ATX motherboards. So they might not work in normal cases. Check the specs on the case to make sure it allows extended ATX mobos. Cause these things are huge.... Other than that, yea, it shouldn't have a problem... Tas.
- tasburrfoot
- Post #22
- Apr 30, 2003
- Forum: Computer Building
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CAD PC Setup

I'm using a CoolerMaster ATC 101 case. Although I considered getting the 110 for a long time. Very nice case. Great for cooling. THe only thing that you have to be aware of, is that these cases do not have the four screw holes for the Xeon cooling, so you will have to mount the cooling for...
- tasburrfoot
- Post #20
- Apr 30, 2003
- Forum: Computer Building
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CAD PC Setup

Okay. It's unfortunate I'm arriving late to this conversation... First of all, Corsair PC2100 DDR is fine for the SuperMicro X5DA8 mobo. I'm using 1GB of Corsair 512mb PC2100 DDR, ECC REG from www.mwave.com, and I'm running just fine. The 3Ware RAID card is nice... I'm getting a Promise...
- tasburrfoot
- Post #18
- Apr 30, 2003
- Forum: Computer Building

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