Short answer is it depends on the monitor but in most cases no.
The price points on monitors/tvs have plummeted in recent years.
My next monitor is a 65 inch 4K uhd. I have nice spot on the wall picked out.
That said, you can get 32" Samsung for $200 these days.
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Gary Mills writes:
>>
>> Cutting to chase: Monitor suddenly will not produce a computer screen
>> from any host. All parts; hosts, kvm, monitor and keyboard have been in
>> use in this arrangement for same period of time.
>
> Try a hard reset on the monitor, meaning that you must disconnect the
On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 05:35:11PM -0400, Harry Putnam wrote:
>
> Cutting to chase: Monitor suddenly will not produce a computer screen
> from any host. All parts; hosts, kvm, monitor and keyboard have been in
> use in this arrangement for same period of time.
Try a hard reset on the monitor, mea
A bit off topic but at least the monitor is connected to an OI 151_a9
host.
My setup:
HP xw8600 2x xeon running OI_151_a9
Asus monitor (Model:VW266H 25.5")
(full specs can be viewed here:
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236047 )
I've been using this monitor for a good 2 yrs
On 16/09/2015 19:24, Nikola M wrote:
On 09/11/15 08:57 PM, Watson, Dan wrote:
I'm using mpt_sas with SATA drives, and I_DO_ have error counters
climbing for some of those drives, is it probably that?
Any other ideas?
It is generally strongly advised to use SATA disks on SATA controllers
and
We have had a lot of success with LSI SAS controllers, the 8i PCI express
retails for under 70 quid. We do not use expanders but buy more controllers
as needed. (Our bigger servers sometimes use the 16i controllers but they
are more expensive)
Jon
On 16 Sep 2015 19:50, "Watson, Dan" wrote:
> I k
I'm also seeing panics in 'deadman' caused by failing drives, for SATA
drives, but also for SAS and SATA NAS drives as well.
In my limited experience, I've found Smart stats very effective in
resolving drive issues, using five specific metrics recommended by
Backblaze (below).
By eliminating drive
I know it's not the best route to go but for personal use and budget SATA
drives on SAS expanders is much easier to achieve. Used 3Gbit SAS trays with
expander can be had for $12/drive bay, while for retail there is still a
significant price jump going from SATA interface to SAS. And even drive
On 09/11/15 08:57 PM, Watson, Dan wrote:
I'm using mpt_sas with SATA drives, and I_DO_ have error counters climbing for
some of those drives, is it probably that?
Any other ideas?
It is generally strongly advised to use SATA disks on SATA controllers
and SAS disks on SAS controllers. And to
