You can thank me a million.

Litecoins.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/primecoin/files/0.1.0/primecoin-0.1.0-win32-setup.exe/download

You can thank me now.

as anti climactic as masturbating and then getting caught by your parents

Awesome! I can now put my rack server to some use with mining.

Quick review.

I've used bitsumo to purchase a couple of computer parts. They always got the job done pretty quick, and they always provide me the tracking number. Items arrived too, of course. What more can I want? Very happy with their service.

(No, I don't get any discount or reward for writing this)

Wish you guys luck.

I think that it's a little bit obvious: look at his horrendous trust rating.

Nope. US. Went with BitSumo instead. Problem solved!

No I mean I could get similar "service" for free-- oh why am I even bothering.

I placed an order yesterday night and i"ve still gotten no email.

I want to buy some RAM and a laptop's HDD caddy/connector.

You just gotta be proven to be trustworthy.

@_@

I get this for free!

why did you copy my exact topic title? thats just weird.

Is my signature ok? I updated it now. Does this mean the past 30 days of advertising dont count anymore or will I get paid for those too?

I've updated my sig now. Double payouts here I come?

That takes far too much effort to be worth it, and Yes, I know that the case lid is required for optimal cooling. I only took it off temporarily for testing the GPU on the computer.

Just ran some benchmarks. Turns out that this computer is faster than an Ivy-Bridge Intel Core i5. Slightly faster.



Considering that the i5-3350P CPU alone costs $179.99, pretty much the complete cost of this rack server (including shipping), I think that's a pretty damn good deal considering the rack server came preloaded with 16GB of ram, PSU, all cabled and an entire case.

I have also ran some proper power usage tests using my Killawatt Meter. With two 7200RPM SATA HDD's and one 25-watt ATI GPU connected, The rack draws a solid 100 watts when idling. 210 watts when on full load. (Linpack benchmark.)

I expect that It can reach 300 watts if the CPU's, GPU, and HDD's are all heavily utilized at the same time. However I can not create these conditions.

I also took a photo of the motherboard if anyone is interested.



The mounting holes are mostly matching the standard ATX Layout except for one hole near the middle and the holes under the CPU mount.

Cheers!

Works really well. Minecraft got 100 FPS on far/fancy. I literally don't play any videogames though...

I expect you should be seeing it in the form of an occasional photon randomly flashing at an ever-so-slowly increasing rate.

(physics metaphor for far away, but existent.)

It is now that I started using it, Sure. Language is always in flux; Changing.