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Whats your budget like? 2 x Asus monitors will work very well but the Apple 2k display is undoubtedly gorgeous :P . All depends on your budget mate.

Hi, Stumbled on this thread randomly to give my 2 cents on the matter. Ok so I have The LG B6 OLED TV, The Sony 4k (both 55 inch), a Bose 1080p TV, and the VU TV everyone's talking about at a friends house. Now, the Bose is by far the best package, forget what the tabloids say, it is the best...

WD Se 4 TB in warranty till 3/2019

Still need some RAM?

Got a 212x virtually new. PM if interested

Not unless you're tally files have entries in excess on 10k each under sales. But a regular HDD should do the trick in real world scenarios. But the real bottleneck is usually at the client end. Generally speaking all PC's used in accounting, from my knowledge, have nothing greater than i3 and...

Ya mate and you're not gonna like it, he isn't letting me sell it. he wants it integrated into his office network as a hackintosh! Since everything he has runs on thunderbolt, i think he did the right thing. Sorry mate :(

Lol, customs has become a pain ever since Modi came. 1000$ is way too much, don't shoot yourself in the foot if you are forced to pay customs. 600$ should be good. Everyone knows if you buy electronics from outside india it's way cheaper, the officer knows it too. 99% they won't do anything, in...

okay so: Correct, no application is running on the server, RAM & hard disk speed are not even closely related. RAM operates at ultra fast speeds that the fastest SSD's today can't cope with, Hard drive speed matters only in file transfers. It is irrelevant when running Tally or SQL (The data is...

This should help based on your hardware, and NIC driver: http://serverfault.com/questions/561459/nic-teaming-windows-2008-r2

It's pretty quick, been using it for about 2 maybe 3 years, all good.

Whoa guys, we've touched the skies from his initial budget of 39,500 :D Just keep it simple. Tally and file transfer, the HP Server is enough. One switch with 24-ports and whatever software packages you want. If you feel there is a bottleneck just use NIC Teaming and connect both Ethernet ports...

That's your best bet then. yes it is a common practice for sellers to ship at a reduced invoice value to avoid heavy duties, i would tell you to tell the laptop company to give the laptop invoice at around 400$(not too low nor too high), so it's believable. If they asks you to pay customs ...

Yup the 850 EVO is good, but from a budget perspective see if you can get an x400 from sandisk for less than 6k. Or WD green for that price. Sure performance is superior in the 850 but once you enter the realm of SSD's boot times nearly become the same. For example, a PC of mine with the sandisk...

Hahahaha good riddance eh ;)

Better Yet, easiest way to get rid of all logical partitions and EFI blah,blah,blah... is to use a SeaGate external hard disk Connector and use it to connect the drives. It will pop up for initialisation for sure either on a PC or mac. If it doesn't work on either, you might just have a lemon...

Would suggest WD Green SSD's . They're for around 6k, if you can find a deal, it's lesser. With regards to endurance, unless you frequently use it for file transfers greater than 50GB a day, it should be good for around 5 years minimum. But it generally will outlast your entire PC. Has a 100TB...

Easiest way out of this is to request the seller to show the laptop piece as a replacement piece thereby showing value as 0$ (requires an enclosing letter from you stating that you had sent it for repair and this is merely a replacement). I'm sure if you're spending that much they will do it...

Check The description, it's a direct pull from Newegg.com . The laptop seems to be imported so check with the seller first. Warranty is available only if bought from authorised dealers, go to lenovo's website and check if he is authorised regional dealer form chennai. Ask for his shop/company...

Lol I second that, asked the guy who sold me my macpro to setup it up with my existing setup of 2 VM's and a bunch of other stuff, quoted 50k for just the service part. :p Couldn't stomach any of that so i became a techy ;)