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In reading these stories about the Canadian border, I recall being questioned about how much cash I had on me, and how I was expect that amount to last me the two weeks I'd be driving through the country - of course the answer was, CCs.
They weren't any nicer when we walked across the bridge at Niagara either.
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@Dashrender said in Virtualization build:
In reading these stories about the Canadian border, I recall being questioned about how much cash I had on me, and how I was expect that amount to last me the two weeks I'd be driving through the country - of course the answer was, CCs.
They weren't any nicer when we walked across the bridge at Niagara either.
That's weird. I have never been asked something like that before.
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@Danp said in Virtualization build:
Received the updated quote with R620 instead of R720, which came in about $600 less per server. Same basic specs expect for a drop in memory from 192GB to 128GB.
That's a big memory drop.
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@mattel said in Virtualization build:
This reminds me of when I went to canada to purchase some older equipment for a friend of mine. Going into canada was easy. Coming back was the problem.
That's always what I've found, too.
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@scottalanmiller said in Virtualization build:
@Dashrender said in Virtualization build:
In reading these stories about the Canadian border, I recall being questioned about how much cash I had on me, and how I was expect that amount to last me the two weeks I'd be driving through the country - of course the answer was, CCs.
They weren't any nicer when we walked across the bridge at Niagara either.
That's weird. I have never been asked something like that before.
It was 8 years ago, and I did say I was driving through the scenic route on the way to NY - then the question.
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@scottalanmiller said in Virtualization build:
@Danp said in Virtualization build:
Received the updated quote with R620 instead of R720, which came in about $600 less per server. Same basic specs expect for a drop in memory from 192GB to 128GB.
That's a big memory drop.
It is... however I felt like 192GB was more than I needed. I probably should ask how much the add'l ram would cost and go ahead and get it if the cost is negligible.
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@Danp said in Virtualization build:
@scottalanmiller said in Virtualization build:
@Danp said in Virtualization build:
Received the updated quote with R620 instead of R720, which came in about $600 less per server. Same basic specs expect for a drop in memory from 192GB to 128GB.
That's a big memory drop.
It is... however I felt like 192GB was more than I needed. I probably should ask how much the add'l ram would cost and go ahead and get it if the cost is negligible.
As long as there was a good reason and not just a sudden loss of RAM
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@Danp said in Virtualization build:
@scottalanmiller said in Virtualization build:
@Danp said in Virtualization build:
Received the updated quote with R620 instead of R720, which came in about $600 less per server. Same basic specs expect for a drop in memory from 192GB to 128GB.
That's a big memory drop.
It is... however I felt like 192GB was more than I needed. I probably should ask how much the add'l ram would cost and go ahead and get it if the cost is negligible.
RAM is often super cheap. Get it now and you'll probably find a use for it.
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@thwr Those Samsung's make sure they are PM or SM series drives and not 8xx series garbage.
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@John-Nicholson said in Virtualization build:
@thwr Those Samsung's make sure they are PM or SM series drives and not 8xx series garbage.
I guess you mean the OP? I wouldn't put consumer drives in a server
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@John-Nicholson They are supposed to be from the PM series (PM853T).
