Recent content by Lipton

I think it's the right move to make and you made a good argument for that move: "After delaying for about forever the A8-7600 on the desktop, because they possibly realized that it was so good that it would kill the A10 sales," From my perspective, this is exactly why they need to keep some...

While 4K UHD is being heavily marketed 'today,' it will take a few years for it to trickle down to the mainstream. There's little real need today, but I would expect at least one HDMI 2.0 for the next generation.

That's with 19% VAT (Germany). Translates roughly to 765 USD without VAT. Then you have import taxes which may differ, so I suppose MSRP may be $749 in the US, as the Gigabyte non-GHz Edition is ~$699. Just speculating, though.

Haha, yeah I probably have a few too many lying around at home that I really should eBay. Well, the IDE drives would probably be better off in the electronics recycling bin... :p Thanks for the tip. That case actually seems like a smart solution to my problem (sans actual looks). :o Will...

Looks fine and thanks for the review! Would have wished to see a bigger motherboard and far more hard drives being put in for this review however, since that's part of the reason one would buy it. I understand that's not something everyone has access to, but still... :) And something not...

Yeah, was merely highlighting that there are options out there. All I want is higher density per drive. :D And I did not know you could separately buy the NAS firmware and extended warranty to other drives.

I guess this is how it looks today: Consumer: Seagate ST4000VN000 (3 years) WD Red WD40EFRX (3 years) Enterprise: WD Se WD4000F9YZ (5 years) [WD] HGST Ultrastar 7K4000 (5 years) Toshiba MG03ACA/MG03SCA (5 years) 5 TB is much needed. :) Edit: Here's a test just posted between the two consumer...

Any news on the 5T Red model, the one which last year was "said" to be released in tandem with this 4T Red model?

Maybe it's just me, but the wording makes it sound like 450 mm (18") wafers will be available in two years time with the 14 nm process. They (the wafers) are not scheduled for production use until 2018. Info. Source.

Keyword: "could". However, I wouldn't be surprised if this actually went through in the low- to mid-end spectrum, leaving the i7 series (or maybe only K CPUs) being the ones sold separately.

Yeah, that was my point as it's where I got the news. ^^

Twitter is quite nice in these situations to get the word out quickly. Reset.

I've been having a "retina" display for close to a decade now.

v5 unified v2 and v3 which were very different to eachother. Until v5 came along I stayed on v2, but nowadays I only use YouTube and Spotify. :p