If the deal is going to last 6 months, then sure....otherwise don't worry about it for the moment.
I am sure there will be another deal by then. Let me know when you are looking for systems and I will start looking then.
If the deal is going to last 6 months, then sure....otherwise don't worry about it for the moment.
Explain the first?
And yeah I was going to pull 3 drops and 1 coax anyways.
With Windows 7, you can install the Windows Home Server connector for it. It let's you do things like automatically stash TV recordings done by your HTPC up on the server for other people in your house to watch. WHS pretty much makes a perfect back end for your movie and music storage as well.
I am sure there will be another deal by then. Let me know when you are looking for systems and I will start looking then.
With Windows 7, you can install the Windows Home Server connector for it. It let's you do things like automatically stash TV recordings done by your HTPC up on the server for other people in your house to watch. WHS pretty much makes a perfect back end for your movie and music storage as well.
Windows 7 Media Center + WHS + MediaBrowser plugin = Sexy DVR/mediaplayer
edit: And you don't have a spare box laying around for WHS???
I do. But USB 1.0, SATA 1.0, and no Firewire Trying to avoid bottlenecks like that when they're cheaply avoided.
Gotcha. Well that would still work if you needed it to. 80mbps will get ya streamin HD no problem, and sata1 should do that no prob...
Yeah if it was $1000+ to upgrade, I would live with it. But we're talking ~$300 if I built myself (not counting storage.)
or $25
You can find a decent motherboard and a processor + memory that fits it for $25?
You can find a decent motherboard and a processor + memory that fits it for $25?
CPU and board, yes.
http://slickdeals.net/forums/showthread.php?sduid=667635&t=2014292
The memory is a different issue. That was $30 more.
Now hopefully this will stay when I'm ready to purchase.
that's like using a grenade to kill an ant
so, what's using four vlans for my home network like then?