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| System Name | Dell Workstation t5810 |
|---|---|
| Processor | Xeon CPU's E5-2683 v4 Broadwell-E Technology |
| Motherboard | Broadwell-E X99 |
| Cooling | Default fan System Level 3 |
| Memory | 48GB DDR4 |
| Video Card(s) | Radeon Pro VII 16GB |
| Storage | 2 Internal SSD, 6 External HDD |
| Display(s) | Dell 27 Inch Monitor |
| Case | Dell Precision 5810 |
| Audio Device(s) | RealTek High Definition |
| Power Supply | 825 Watts PSU |
| Mouse | Soundless Black Quiet Mouse |
| Keyboard | Dell Black |
| Software | Windows Pro 10 x64 |
I install vista first on one of my rigs last night, so i thought i would download a game( relax a demo, just cause 2 ), continue updating l4d 2 from steam, upload a video to youtube ( about 400MB size ). Now normally will i would do this on XP or Windows 7 no problems, i would wake up and everything will be finish.
Note: The youtube problem isn't vista related, i think i had too many tags in there or something.
Anyways, my computer was i thought shut off, until i hit the power button and it came back to the login screen. But i seem like because my computer went to sleep, nothing else was updating or something. So how do i keep my computer from now falling to sleep, or do i have to download or upload whatever while i am up?
Maybe i have the power saving options wrong, what is the best option to choose, i don't want anything falling to sleep, not when i am sleep anyways
Note: The youtube problem isn't vista related, i think i had too many tags in there or something.
Anyways, my computer was i thought shut off, until i hit the power button and it came back to the login screen. But i seem like because my computer went to sleep, nothing else was updating or something. So how do i keep my computer from now falling to sleep, or do i have to download or upload whatever while i am up?
Maybe i have the power saving options wrong, what is the best option to choose, i don't want anything falling to sleep, not when i am sleep anyways
