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Thanks for all the info - as of now I'm holding off on the PM983. My MB needs an adapter card to hold the NF1 form factor - and the cost of the adapter card drives up the per GB price on the drive. So, Black Friday is coming......need a nice 2TB NVMe at a good price.
Your last statement hit it- cheaper per GB. I've found some that are much cheaper that the 970 EVOs. Honestly, cache or no cache, these drives are so fast it's mind boggling. I remember when I thought 7200 at RAID0 was fast.
I'll reply back if I build it.
Thanks - that's the details I was missing. HF always delivers!
I'm wondering how these will perform in my "desktop" type ESXi server build. Using a Dell 7060 i7 with a crap load of memory to run a bunch of VMs for various household servers, NAS, streaming media, Blue Iris, Ubuntu testing, etc...
Building a new gaming rig for my kids. Homeworld, Warthunder, Battleborn Minecraft. Need a decent CPU and GPU.
I have a EVGA Super GTX 770 card now with a Seasonic Gold X 650
Need to add MB, CPU, Mem.
ASRock H97M Pro - $69
i5-4460 - $189.99
G.Skill Ripjaw 8G - $41.99
Not sure if I would...
Ok - now it goes from strange to really friggin weird. I picked in a brand new Antec 850 from BB last night and tried it. Same thing. Power flashes on for a sec and turns off. Won't boot.
Pulled out an even older Antec 430, and yes system booted right up.
I've had a Truepower 750 running for 3-4 years on a Asus P6T i7 rig just fine. Now it won't boot. Powers on, then off instantly. Switched PSUs and the rig boots fine.
Tested the PSU with a Antec digital PSU tester and the voltages are just fine.
Tried the PSU again back in the rig, won't...
Looking at the ratings curves for efficiency vs load, I wonder if a 850 would produce less heat than a 650, and draw less power?
Suppose my rig draws a steady 400 watts doing some activity. A 400w Gold PSU would be at nearly 100% and lower efficiency than a 800w Gold PSU running at 50% load...
I'm looking for a SATA docking station with a IDE port in the front. But, I want the interface to my computer to be eSATA. Is that possible?
All I see that have a IDE port at USB only. Guess USB 3.0 will have to do. eSATA is so handy.