I got this one for $174, which for the capacity is not bad, and it got around the whole not being able to boot from NVME drive thing with these older machines. I couldn't really find a better deal on similar equipment.
Oh My Word, This Looks Like Ultimate Sensory Overload, Are You Human Scott ? ( Joke ) Really Cant Imagine Gaming ( Not That I'm Really Into Gaming Anymore Much At All, Once A Blue Moon ) On A Set Up Like This, How Does It Work, Where Would Your Focus Be, Is It Split Between The 6 Screens, Or Does Each Screen Display Separately. ??? Take It Your A Heavy Duty Gamer Scott ?
I actually don't game at all on this setup. I use it for video editing and server administration where it is useful to have things split out across multiple displays. 6 is admittedly overkill, but I already had them and I figured why not try to get them all working on one machine.
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Great original content! Why did you go with the LSI Nytro's? Are they dirt cheap?
I got this one for $174, which for the capacity is not bad, and it got around the whole not being able to boot from NVME drive thing with these older machines. I couldn't really find a better deal on similar equipment.
@@kilobyte9185 Ahh. Got it. Thanks for the reply. I'm watching what you are doing on these old workhorses closely!! ;)
Can't see those LSI for anything like as low as that. Why can they boot.
Are you able to edit in 4K with this system?
Oh My Word, This Looks Like Ultimate Sensory Overload, Are You Human Scott ? ( Joke ) Really Cant Imagine Gaming ( Not That I'm Really Into Gaming Anymore Much At All, Once A Blue Moon ) On A Set Up Like This, How Does It Work, Where Would Your Focus Be, Is It Split Between The 6 Screens, Or Does Each Screen Display Separately. ??? Take It Your A Heavy Duty Gamer Scott ?
I actually don't game at all on this setup. I use it for video editing and server administration where it is useful to have things split out across multiple displays. 6 is admittedly overkill, but I already had them and I figured why not try to get them all working on one machine.