Lacking Needed Information: So how much WEIGHT does the basic stack have??
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160 pounds. there's an available 50-pound add-on available through multiple resellers, which stacks on top to equal 210 max pounds.
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1+4GB, this is MTK chipset, some storage for OS and APP used, show the storage capacity is less, please noted
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Sorry, I returned 20 for v.21. It would depend on the stats you need to run whether it is appropriate for your project.
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Yes stack nicely. I bought it when it was on sale for $899. If it was not on sale I would of not bought it. It's a little bit too light weight another word cheapy looking. Looks great but not super high quality. I hope this help you. Best of luck.
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Probably around 2 pounds or so. Fill 2/3 full before adding your cases. Got mine 2 days ago and ran it for a total of 6 hours today on 3 different sizes of brass. No Problems!
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I considered doing this myself, as the Mini is built from OTS parts. I even purchased the identical case ($200). However, once I created a spreadsheet and entered all of the parts and prices (as best I could; still can't find a source for the exact DOM used in the Mini), the total came to within $30 of the iXsystems price for the diskless Mini. So, is that a fair price for a guaranteed-to-work, out-of-the-box solution? OTOH, if you don't build an exact duplicate, you *can* save some money. But, as Brian L. Bailey pointed out, it comes down to the value you place on your time and data. In any case, whether you buy the diskless Mini or roll your own, be sure to use at least 8GB ECC memory (the Mini has two 8GB ECC DIMMs; ECC should be a ZFS requirement) and server-grade disk drives (Western Digital Red drives are highly recommended), neither of which is as cheap as consumer-grade hardware. Note that FreeNAS requires 8GB base memory plus 1GB per TB of disk space. (See my other answer for Amazon ASINs for DIMMs and Disk drives.) Bottom line: If you value your data, don't scrimp on the hardware. See the FreeNAS web site and forums, such as the thread about "So you want some hardware recommendations?" for more information. On the forum, there are numerous postings by folks who did not adhere to the minimum hardware recommendations for FreeNAS and ZFS and lost all of their data - don't become one of them. Since you still need to back up your data, and backing up, say 6 or 12TB, is no trivial task, I may go ahead and build a second unit using identical parts and locate it in a relative's home. This would help protect our family's data from fire, theft, vandalism, or other disaster.
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Who cares about XP try Win7 64 bit with 4 gig of RAM.... these core 2's fly with it...If someone is doing basic computing these computers will give them years of life.
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dont understand CPU, are you asking the Max weight the table will accommodate or the weight of the table ?
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There was a basic set and a higher level set if I remember correctly. Been a while. Best you read the specs carefully.
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Kamel, if you're talking about VMware ThinApp (formally Thinstall), the apps you run are in virtual machine, which could create performance bottleneck, not to mention that ThinApp has a price tag of at least $6,050.
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John, as far as I can see, languages are not compatible. On HP50 one uses the stack as an aid for calculations, on Prime we sadly lost the stack so the variables should be defined into the program and passed internally as arguments. The structure of the language reminds me of Pascal or a structured Basic, using main programs (the ones that say EXPORT [name] ( [arguments]) and subroutines in the same code.
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MB can hold 32 if you need it. I run with 2x8 and have no problems. This gives me the option to expand to 32 or 24 if needed.
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16 TBhttp://www.sansdigital.com/towerraid/tr8mb.htmlSpecifications Menu.Quite stable. Haven't had any problems with it.
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Thank you very much, Jose. Very helpful response! I was hoping it had room for 2 modules, but might go ahead with it any way.
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sorry, i had answered this earlier but it bounced back. the basic software is included.
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I think you may find this thread helpful http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2228244
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Uncertain as to what you ask by "full"?... as far as performance, I love this board. I'm running an AMD Quad Core A10-Series APU with Kingston ram. Windows?... not so much :P