Comparing side to side boot up between on-board VGA (Matrox G200) and HDMI (Nvidia Zotac GeForce 210) Graphics Card to Windows Server 2012 R2.
You see different graphics interface when you powering up the Server.
0:41 = Demonstration.
09 May 2015
Full feature Booting Up on HP Proliant Gen8 Microserver
Full feature boot up to Windows Server 2012 R2.
Start from Standard boot on VGA and switch to HDMI for HP booting.
I notice that when I boot up a Server you see different text before you start the Operating system so I decided to see the upload the full feature.
Start from Standard boot on VGA and switch to HDMI for HP booting.
I notice that when I boot up a Server you see different text before you start the Operating system so I decided to see the upload the full feature.
22 April 2015
FBI Email Scam Spam
I spent time reading spam email for fun because it show funny and stupid the spam emails are even they are spam but they fun to read.
In some cases they are trying to be legit on the spam section e.g. using your real name (how do they know) I can still notice it.
In this one I saw this FBI scam claim to be authentic from the Director of FBI himself but I knew it was a spam. If you read the screenshot the spam email want you to take them seriously.
In some cases they are trying to be legit on the spam section e.g. using your real name (how do they know) I can still notice it.
In this one I saw this FBI scam claim to be authentic from the Director of FBI himself but I knew it was a spam. If you read the screenshot the spam email want you to take them seriously.
Mind you I live in the UK so this does not apply to me.
Read it an enjoy.
Read it an enjoy.
04 April 2015
Upgrading Dell Precision 380 PC to 390 specification
Upgrading Dell Precision 380 PC.
Replacing the 380 motherboard with the 390 motherboard.
Having 390 over 380 gives you more CPU performance to run up to Quad Core.
Between Part 1 and 2 of the video I have to change the graphics card to Dell Nvidia and purchase Cage fan with 5 pin and new front I/O port because it will detect Thermal Sensor.
Part 1 - Video of changing the motherboard:
Replay version of the upgrade:
Part 2 - Booting up to Windows 8.1:
Replacing the 380 motherboard with the 390 motherboard.
Having 390 over 380 gives you more CPU performance to run up to Quad Core.
Between Part 1 and 2 of the video I have to change the graphics card to Dell Nvidia and purchase Cage fan with 5 pin and new front I/O port because it will detect Thermal Sensor.
Part 1 - Video of changing the motherboard:
Replay version of the upgrade:
Part 2 - Booting up to Windows 8.1:
01 March 2015
Upgrading HP Proliant Gen8 Microserver
The video of an upgrade of HP Proliant Gen8 Microserver
Before upgrade:
CPU: Intel® Celeron G1610T (2.30GHz)
Memory: 1 x 2GB PC3-12800E DDR3 UDIMM (2GB RAM)
After upgrade:
CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1265L v2 (2.50GHz)
Memory: 2 x 8GB PC3-12800E DDR3 UDIMM RAM (16GB RAM)
Add: HP JackBlack DVD Burner
Add: HP MicroSD card 16GB
Add: Crucial 256GB SSD on SATA Caddy adaptor
Also a picture of the 2 Server (Before and After) Screenshot.
Difference between the 2 are the before upgrade there were a blank CD tray and after upgrade you see the HP Jack-Black DVD-Burner.
Before upgrade:
CPU: Intel® Celeron G1610T (2.30GHz)
Memory: 1 x 2GB PC3-12800E DDR3 UDIMM (2GB RAM)
After upgrade:
CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1265L v2 (2.50GHz)
Memory: 2 x 8GB PC3-12800E DDR3 UDIMM RAM (16GB RAM)
Add: HP JackBlack DVD Burner
Add: HP MicroSD card 16GB
Add: Crucial 256GB SSD on SATA Caddy adaptor
Also a picture of the 2 Server (Before and After) Screenshot.
Difference between the 2 are the before upgrade there were a blank CD tray and after upgrade you see the HP Jack-Black DVD-Burner.
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