Reviews/questions stating both that the 300-# capacity should not be exceeded, AND that someone at 320#'s can use this just fine. Which IS it?
1658196
Apparently this has been tested and approved for 300 lbs why push the limit and cause an accident and possible injury !!
1658197
They may be able to use it ok weight wise. However the seat itself is only 14" wide and measuring 3" up it's 17" wide. I weigh 200 lbs and am not excessively "broad in the beam" and it is a snug fit. Hope this helps.
1658198
I don't know about the strength of the device but question the advisability of someone that heavy balancing and getting up and down from the sitting position. I'm 180 and find it a little challenging keeping the device steady while siting down.
2161352
3GB is the maximum capacity that I've been able to bring mine upto. Excellent for Debian/Redhat/Ubuntu Linux distribution.
639889
More than enough. I don't see you going over 3000 watts with that so you should be fine.
50524
I am using 120 and it is working very good so far I've had it installed for almost 5 months and it is working very efficiently.
1319993
Not really. Any 32 gig will pretty much do. The class 4 is a couple of bucks cheaper. Literally, 2 or 3 bucks... Lol
1666631
I just got mine, I'll try and remember to report back once we've tried it as loadbalance/failover is what we purchased it for. In the mean time I will note a lot of the reviews up are on the older side, I was looking for load balancers both here and on newegg and at newegg this model has 100 more reviews than it has here and its a solid 4/5 there so thats pretty encouraging.
481172
Well Depends on your situation I would never do it I have a 240 gig SSD so why would I want to. If its stable not going to get bumped I might think about it at the cost. I can definitely check this out and see what happens as a gamer and system builder I have thought of it I haven't done it because of aforementioned. same for the 128 I got
1545669
I've used a 4GB with no problems... I don't know if it would take a higher one or not. Hope that helps?
1843000
I am using it on 120 and Love it with no problems. Anything beyond that I don't know but betting you cannot
1121616
I have 2 and have used them with 32gb and they both worked fine. That's as big as I've gone.
1344618
If they'r enot going to jump straight to 150GB or more, why even bother? Solid-state memory has already exceeded 32GB and has MUCH better performance attributes, including durability, energy/battery life, and flexibility.I will hold out for either a 1TB version or 64GB flash disk (or 32GB Flash disk + CF card expansion capability). And forget it if they try to ram some proprietary codec down my throat!
774132
I am actually using a 300w PSU and everything works just fine for the past week (i7-4770, 8G ram, two HDs). But don't try to take my word and keep a 300w psu for long bc it's supposed to be dangerous to your equipment. I've ordered a 500W PSU and will replace as soon as it arrives.
406006
Never EVER use anything below 192k. Anything below that and your music will have distortions to it. For me personally I use 320k since it's the best format... all though it takes up quite a bit more room but hey I don't mind.
1324411
Yea that should be no problem, me and my better half are about 400 and it was never a problem.
1635394
Aside from cost considerations, why would you want to do that? If there is one thing I've learned, it is always better to go big when it comes to HDs. 1 T might seem like a lot now, but I bet you'd be suprised how fast you fill it up. I'm wondering if there is a 3rd party alternative that costs less...
685750
Think it was 400. I know my husband is 320 and it works great for him both at work and home.
1424257
If your using the 4th gen I series processors, 300 is adequate. If anything amd, 350. Mine runs nicely with a 300. Never hiccuped once