What external case is that? Looks like the macally one, only better.
What external case is that? Looks like the macally one, only better.
TransIntl miniG 2-bay eSATA. It's fanless, which is what I was really looking for.
Can that enclosure be used without RIADing? So, just like a normal enclosure but with two separate drives?
Absolutely.. I bought it from a vendor on eBay actually. Their ID is ATechSupply, was a very good transaction. Mine was shipped from Millington, TN so I'm guessing a drop ship type deal, but it was the latest/greatest revision/firmware and has been fantastic. There are reports of earlier builds having some issues, in fact I talked with a member here on MR about problems he was having, here is the thread: LP2475w Discussion/Issue
I will say though that if you do decide to go for the HP, either borrow or invest in a calibrator. The difference was significant before/after and this is echoed in many of the reviews online, it's just not calibrated very well out of the box.
The only thing I could complain about is that when it is cold and comes on, it takes a minute or so for everything to 'warm up' and the colors to come up to calibrated levels. This is not uncommon with LCD's that use traditional back lighting (non LED).
For the price, I could not be happier. Has 2 dvi, 1 display port, 1 hdmi, USB 2.0 (6 ports) and comes with a fantastic stand. I have mine mounted to an articulating arm, but would be very happy with the stand if I used it.
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Yup... it has a dial on the back that lets you set the RAID type or change it to JBOD.
Yup... it has a dial on the back that lets you set the RAID type or change it to JBOD.
Wait so If I had everything on raid 0 and then I turned the switch by mistake all my old data would become corrupted right? that sounds like a bad idea.
Alright, I'll bite.
Most of the furniture is Ikea. Desks are the black version of the "Galant" series with T-legs. Ikea doesn't advertise it, but the entire Galant system is pretty modular and more then happy to be bolted together, so the entire desk surface spans almost two entire walls.
No, the big red button doesn't do anything.
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TSchiewe, hate to ask a similar question that all of us who have no clue about furniture are asking, but where did you get the desk? I know I can make my own, but.... I'd rather not. I don't have a shop, but I have the tools (stupid, neh?) and they're, well, scary to use.
> How did you get your Cinema display to reach your mac pro?
6FT DVI Dual-Link Extension Cable (DVI Male -> Female).
The cable was something like $20. Plus a USB cable, a Firewire cable, and a Firewire Female->Female adapter (for extension). Together it cost less then $50.
Couldn't extend the power adapter (obviously), that's sitting under the CD rack closest to the Cinema (next to the Airport).
-SC
Here is my 2008 Mac Pro alongside my expansion box--an old G5 Expansion Bay Case Mod--designed for Video Editing.
8 Core 3.2GHz, 9TB so far--12 of 28 drive bays used, Dell 24" Display.
I'm putting Wireless N in later this week, so I can use it as an access point, and for "Snatch" control.
My Mac Pro has a few internal mods, with a cool one going in soon. I'll post on it when it's done.
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Sorry my camera sucks.
Here is my 2008 Mac Pro alongside my expansion box--an old G5 Expansion Bay Case Mod--designed for Video Editing.
8 Core 3.2GHz, 9TB so far--12 of 28 drive bays used, Dell 24" Display.
I'm putting Wireless N in later this week, so I can use it as an access point, and for "Snatch" control.
My Mac Pro has a few internal mods, with a cool one going in soon. I'll post on it when it's done.
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Can I see the mods?
Woah! Me wants to see da guts of the G5. Please share pics and any mod info you have. Very pretty.
Heres a really nice picture of my mac pro.