Hi Jow Forums server guy here he is the specs i couldnt get the heat sink off shes to tough
Hi Jow Forums server guy here he is the specs i couldnt get the heat sink off shes to tough
David Cook
Kayden Hall
What is your native language?
Cameron Jones
English
Jason Sanders
Would a 400gig hard drive work?
Jason Evans
What are you talking about?
Zachary Wright
>Hi Jow Forums, server guy here. Here are the specs.
>I couldn't get the heatsink off. She's too tough.
I bet you're american
Adrian Cooper
Try 128gb, or less drive.
Austin Gray
just... why?
my chinese smartphone is way faster than your pc and it uses maybe 1W of power at peak cpu use.
It's worth anything only as scrap.
Grayson Rodriguez
You're chinese smartphone can't run Command, and Conquer Generals Zero Hour though.
Caleb Jones
probably not, but that's only because of incompatible cpu architecture and cost of emulation.
Caleb Bailey
>probably not, but that's only because of incompatible cpu architecture and cost of emulation.
Your point?
Luke Parker
Does it even have IDE? The specs only mentioned SCSI
Jackson Russell
>server guy here
You're going to use this machine as a server in $currentYear? That's kinda cool, have fun.
Jayden Allen
that unless you plan to run x86-only code on that machine a cheap smartphone is much better.
Even for x86, a $50 atom minipc is going to destroy it in everything, especially energy efficiency.
Using it is pure waste of energy and time.
Carson Robinson
Not really sure
I can check
I have 0
Leaf
Dominic Taylor
Fug yeah scsi only
Isaiah King
>I have 0
Check for a bios update.
Ian Sanchez
Probably not a leaf. Have you seen who we let in the states?
Zachary Edwards
No way to update it anyway i just dont have the hard ware for this thing is it like IDE will any ol scsi do?
Jaxon Young
Want this?
Jacob Barnes
Is ide woulnt work
Ryan Lee
Oh I've never setup scsi I guess
Xavier Martin
Neither have I
Hudson Hill
is a p3 vulnerable to specter and meltdown?
Joshua Murphy
Let the machine warm up a bit and the heat sink should be easier to remove.
Benjamin Peterson
> (OP)
>Let the machine warm up a bit and the heat sink should be easier to remove.
At some point some idiot started using thermal EPOXY, so removing the heat sink, is like delidding. Oh Pentium III? It will rip the processor off its pad.