System works perfectly. Please contact me if you have ANY questions. Memory (RAM) 8186 MB: DIMM1 64 2147483648 667 (SAMSUNG 2Rx4 PC2 5300P - 555 - 12 - L0) DIMM2 64 2147483648 667 (SAMSUNG 2Rx4 PC2 5300P - 555 - 12 - L0) DIMM3 64 2147483648 667 (SAMSUNG 2Rx4 PC2 5300P - 555 - 12 - L0) DIMM4 64 21474...

Posted by timothy (80% noise) View Skip An anonymous reader writes “After being down for a couple of hours, the Apple store reopened this morning. All of the speculation has turned out to be a reality with Apple dishing out many new products and among them are; iMac 20”, three iMac 24...

Back in January at the Macworld keynote, Phil Schiller stated that the day was going to be all about the Mac. But it turned out to be more about the inner workings of the Mac with the release of the new iLife suite (and its sweet updates to iPhoto and iMovie) with a paltry offering of new hardware w...

I've been playing around a bit with file compression again, as we generate some very large backup files daily on Stack Overflow. We're using the latest 64-bit version of 7zip (4.64) on our database server. I'm not a big fan of more than dual core on the desktop, but it's a no brainer for servers. Th...

Today, EMC announced several major enhancements for the Celerra platform.  Taken individually, they're interesting. But taken together, I think this announcement shows just how far NAS technology has evolved in the past few years.  If you haven't been paying attention to what the...

If you haven't properly leveraged compression in IIS, you're missing out on a lot!  Compression is a trade-off of CPU for Bandwidth.  With the expense of bandwidth and relative abundance of CPU, it's an easy trade-off.  Yet, are you sure that your server is tuned optimally?  I wa...

Many people seems to have taken interest into my weird idea to write a PHP DNS daemon in PHP, so I decided to run some experiments. The first one was to setup ~200 domains to this dns server (including my blog’s one), the second one is to run queryperf against it, and against bind9 running on the ...

Quake Wars Met the Ray Tracer" / Posted by timothy (52% noise) View An anonymous reader writes “Intel released the article ’Quake Wars Gets Ray Traced’ (PDF) which details the development efforts of the research team that applied a real-time ray tracer to Enemy Territory: Quake War...

  Servers are the backbone of enterprise computing today, most websites for example run on either Apache or IIS and will be running on a server of some description. Perhaps because of servers ubiquity it is easy to become complacent about them especially as they are rarely seen but understanding wh...

HP DL380 G3 2U server with the following features: *Single Xeon 2.4Ghz CPU *1GB memory (2x512mb) *Two 36.4GB SCSI Ultra320 hard drives *Four spare drive caddies (Compaq logo) *5Si RAID controller *Lights Out remote management *Gigabit Ethernet *Two 400 watt power supplies. This is a great starter se...