You are some man!

Cheers!

Invite for the Spotify Beta program?

Please

Jesus... thats all I can say....

Right, I've been googling all over the place looking for an answer to this one and have turned up nothing! I am testing out a thin client PC based on XP embedded. They are being used to connect from home into company network / citrix. They work ok but the top brass are demanding WPA2 only if using ...

So whats the word on the street with multiple processors in virtual machines.. Is it still best practice to give them one Vcore or should we be using more than one now?

groinshot wrote:its an old one.
Its a Dell latitude D800

Buy a new laptop.

lol I used to work for dell as a notebook tech, send me the type and I'll send you the teardown. Its a lot easyer then you think.

Well chaps windows 7 Final is out on MSDN is anyone has access.

I'm going to install it tomorrow everning. I'll let you know how it goes.

Christ dont tell him how to sort his fps out... he kills me often enough as it is.

Yeah that was pretty intresting. It seams I can have multipal tragets on one nic although its not recommended..anywhere. The theroetical speed of iSCSI is say 150Mb/s, if your on a gb network. I you add another target on the same nic, that target will also get 150Mb/s throughput. so 2 tagets on the ...

I’ve posted this on a tech form but I know we have quite a large technical resource here so I thought some of you might be able to help I have windows storage server acting as our SAN with the Microsoft iSCSI target component installed. I’ve recently been put in charge with network for various reaso...

Get a dell. Seriously cant beet there laptops.

Just now I'm installing vmware esxi 4.0 on a BL20p Gen4 HP blade, its an opteron 3Ghz chip and I have no idea how its going to handle vms. I've never used any amd chips in the work place but some peopl swear by them for performance vs buck. Anyone have any experiance of amd server chips? If so how d...

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/161605

Nvidia FTW!

You would think but no it would seam that they are not... for me anyway.

Anyway Virtual PC is pish, Microsoft[Nothing against them] hypervisor is good but pretty out of debth compared to rest.. sam vmware or Xen.