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vlans

Cisco enterprise switches configure the vlans via the interface (meaning the actual port), whereas non cisco enterprise managed switches typically add the interface to the VLANs. There's also a Linux way of doing things, except I don't really mess with that crap even though I run tomato on my...
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- Post #15
- Nov 2, 2014
- Forum: Networking
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Haswell-E buyers: what are you upgrading from?

The CPU didn't actually die, it would just go to a thermal shutdown once windows tried to load with a generic blue screen message about running into a hardware error and something about the system stopping to prevent damage. Not a message about a driver crash or something corrupted. I figured...
- Adamantine
- Post #35
- Sep 6, 2014
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Haswell-E buyers: what are you upgrading from?

I'm upgrading from x58. I would have kept rocking the 920, but the springs on my cooler could no longer apply enough pressure so I though it died and bought an L5639/x5650 as a hold over until haswell-e. Certainly took Intel long enough to release it, I've been waiting a really long time for an...
- Adamantine
- Post #32
- Sep 4, 2014
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Should I upgrade my P6T_X58+L5639+24GB?

If you already have the GPU upgrade ordered/received, I think you're just wasting money at this point. The x5650, assuming it can hit the 200 bclk on your board, would run at 4.6 single threaded with turbo enabled (4.4 multithreaded). So, it'd be quite a bit more than 400MHz difference if it...
- Adamantine
- Post #18
- Jul 6, 2014
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Quad 290x Water Cooling

If you are doing a single loop with only the 290x's and you'd happy with 80-85c, you could get by with a 240 in push/pull. If you're also adding in a CPU, then you'll need a LOT of radiator and fans to get good CPU temps in a single loop. Getting more radiator for what you're looking for, is...
- Adamantine
- Post #10
- Apr 16, 2014
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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DDR3 2400 1.65V, any reason not to use this?

I have some so called "2400" rated at 1.65v running 2200 at 1.5v. They have Hynix MFR IC's under the heatspreaders. The specs are kinda worthless since they're out of spec anyway. They're pretty much only good for RMA'ing if they don't work at the advertised speed. I test all ram that I...
- Adamantine
- Post #10
- Apr 16, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
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Xeon L5639 Overclocking on X58

I was able to get my L5639 up to 3.46 (216BCLK) or 3.9 if you go by what amounts to permanent turbo speed while under load. I can't seem to get the board to boot at 220BCLK. I didn't try a really high uncore v, just 1.396v as measured on the board (bios 1.4250v). The ram I got seems to be...
- Adamantine
- Post #747
- Nov 2, 2013
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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IPS Monitor Gaming - Very Good

Every pixel on a TN panel is a bad pixel. If you're a competitive gamer, you're going to have a dedicated gaming monitor. Normal gamers and people never going to become competitive gamers, simply don't need the TN garbage and should just go with an IPS/VA panel if they can afford one, end of...
- Adamantine
- Post #62
- Oct 24, 2013
- Forum: Displays
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Bought the Phanteks Enthoo Primo Yay!!

If you only have air cooling, you're looking at the wrong case. The 5.25" bays are NOT for optical drives or other memory storage devices, they're for fan/pump controllers AND bay reservoirs. Basically looking at optical drive, fan controller, pump controller, dual bay res. That's all five...
- Adamantine
- Post #9
- Oct 22, 2013
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Xeon L5639 Overclocking on X58

My DFI UT x58 usually won't post with ram in slot 1, 3, or 5 (slot 1 meaning, closest to CPU) unless all slots are filled. To check channel C, just put one stick in slot 6 and then try 4+6 if 6 works solo. Odd number slots apparently have already been tested.
- Adamantine
- Post #686
- Oct 22, 2013
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Xeon L5639 Overclocking on X58

I did some testing after reading your comment that westmere requires a 1.5x uncore minimum. My R3F would do weird stuff at boot with it instead of using 2x uncore. Might be caused by crappy ram, though too. I have some old 1333 ram (6x2GB from late 2008) and it can't post with command rate 1T...
- Adamantine
- Post #685
- Oct 22, 2013
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Xeon L5639 Overclocking on X58

CPU uncore is wrong, has to be a minimum of 2x RAM speed. 16x multiplier instead of 12x. You also might be hitting the board's BCLK limit. 200 to 220 something was a common BCLK limit for x58 boards. The second generation x58 boards might not have that problem, but I remember the first gen...
- Adamantine
- Post #660
- Oct 20, 2013
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Xeon L5639 Overclocking on X58

I got an L5639 on a R3F at 213BCLK with 1.35vcore, 1.35vqpi. I only got the cpu and mobo because I thought my 920 (bought around original release date) and DFI UT x58 combo died. They didn't, the springs on the Heatkiller 3.0 gave out and couldn't provide enough pressure so the cpu went into...
- Adamantine
- Post #609
- Oct 9, 2013
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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PCI-E SATA II / III card with 4 or more ports.

For the price of buying a replacement board with a lot of ports, you could get the Highpoint 2680 (without cables) for $99 which supports 8 drives although you need a 4x PCIe slot or a 1x universal. Add in forward breakout cables from monoprice and it comes out cheaper than the 2680 package that...
- Adamantine
- Post #2
- Sep 10, 2012
- Forum: Peripherals & Components
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Need a good full-tower, budget $300-$400 or (preferably) less

I have the TJ-07 and Cosmos S. If I was in the market for a new Case, I'd probably get the 800D over both of those, although it'd be a hard decision. Those are the only three I'd consider, except I look for water cooling capability rather than air.
- Adamantine
- Post #47
- Dec 24, 2009
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Watercooling set ups - might be useful for wc noobs

Huh? They're both at 42C when running GPU FAH so wouldn't that be 0C? The GTX280 and GTX275's have a 1-3C delta when at load when running GPU FAH, although it's not an entirely parallel loop.
- Adamantine
- Post #19
- Nov 8, 2009
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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x48 vs P45

DFI ain't going anywhere.
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- Post #11
- Nov 7, 2009
- Forum: Motherboards
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Watercooling set ups - might be useful for wc noobs

One CPU FAH instance running. Two GPU FAH instances running. Maybe not the absolute highest temps, but it's what it runs 24/7. It got up to 71C on the CPU with the OCCT CPU test with GPU fah's running.
- Adamantine
- Post #17
- Nov 7, 2009
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Watercooling set ups - might be useful for wc noobs

Diora: Intel Core i7 920 DFI X58 UT 6x2GB Super Talent Samsung HCH9 Evga GTX280 Evga GTX275 x2 HT Omega Claro VelociRaptor 300GB Antec SG-850 Cooler Master Cosmos S Loop 1, CPU: Heatkiller 3.0 TFC 360 with 5x Scythe S-Flex 1900 MCP-355 w/ XSPC res top Bitspower Compression and...
- Adamantine
- Post #13
- Nov 6, 2009
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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Watercooling set ups - might be useful for wc noobs

Those aren't 355's, they're DDC-2's as they have red impellers rather than blue.
- Adamantine
- Post #11
- Nov 5, 2009
- Forum: Cases & Cooling

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