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go.tagjag.com – twitter.com – We are typically talking tech here in our channel, and sometimes we even answer questions! PC Pitstop community member Richard asked why anyone would want to use a server as a personal home computer, and wonders what the advantages of doing so would be. There are some advantages, and I’m glad that Richard thought to ask about this! chris.pirillo.com – http – lockergnome.net

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#1 written by MAOSYCE 1 year ago

ok i might sound stupid ok first the are motherboards that soport 2 cpu slots and i can put 2 i7 extreme but i need to use Server OS or can i use Normal OS

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#2 written by KrypticPulse 1 year ago

What’s a good Server that I can install on a PC computer and be fully compatible with both my Mac and PC laptops ??(Mac is more necessary though)

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#3 written by Metriod29 1 year ago

Ubuntu Linux sever

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#4 written by KrypticPulse 1 year ago

@Metriod29 Hey thanks, I was considering Ubuntu but was unsure.

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#5 written by juidas 1 year ago

@MAOSYCE : you can use normal OS.

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#6 written by MAOSYCE 1 year ago

@juidas but can i put i7 extreme on a sever motherboard ?

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#7 written by juidas 1 year ago

@juidas : NO. the 980x have a single QPI you cannot run dual i7 extreme cpu’s on a dual socket board. how ever! there is Xeon processors are actually 15 to 20% fasther than the i7 extreme.

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#8 written by juidas 1 year ago

@juidas : NO. the 980x have a single QPI you cannot run dual i7 extreme cpu’s on a dual socket board. how ever! there is Xeon processors are actually 15 to 20% fasther than the i7 extreme.

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#9 written by A135S4656 1 year ago

Windows server is way too expensive in my opinion, it’s like 9 times more expensive than the desktop version of Windows. Mac OS X server isn’t that much more expensive but it isn’t really different from the desktop version of Mac OS X.

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#10 written by oldtrancie 1 year ago

4 the pc noobs :)

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#11 written by HPKWI 1 year ago

what is the best software for a home server software

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#12 written by beansterman1998 1 year ago

@hondaacura303 i got kicked for no reason cus someone sed who uses a mac and i sed “no i use windows xp” and then i got kicked

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#13 written by RollTehSuidice 1 year ago

@beansterman1998 You probably got kicked because you can’t spell.

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#14 written by beansterman1998 1 year ago

@RollTehSuidice i do that 4 quikness,

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#15 written by TheCoD456Gamer 1 year ago

I would use a server motherboard with windows 7 ultimate 64bit, 6 500GB SSDs RAID 0, dual intel xeon processors, 144GB of RAM, 2 PNY quadro 4GB Workstation video cards running in SLI, 1600w PSU, and a thermaltake v10 case. And break the new 3D Mark Record!!!

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#16 written by FiddlerAdam 1 year ago

@TheCoD456Gamer I don’t claim to know a lot about computing…though I do know a thing or two. But why use windows? Wouldn’t you want to use the more popular linux just for the sake of simplicity and saving money?

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#17 written by KingofComputing 1 year ago

i have heard that Windows Server 2003 R2 makes a very good desktop operating system, better than that of Windows xp or vista, but have not heard any comparison of 2008 vs vista or 7. It is my understanding that server 2003 in an NT version ahead of xp, 5.2 vs 5.1 which would make it more stable or robust i would guess, but i have never tested this theory. the closest i have gotten was windows home server, which is 2003 R2 small business with a dumbed down GUI and restricted features. it’s fast.

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#18 written by MegaJustinTheMan 1 year ago

i dont even know what a pc is

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#19 written by RacingRocks12 1 year ago

Well, it would future proof your system for years and years to come.

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#20 written by RacingRocks12 1 year ago

@TheCoD456Gamer I second that! also, you would future proof your sytem with that! for years and years!!!!

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#21 written by super781000 1 year ago

rock on programing got tuffer with all the bois and win format changes sad i got to get xp back though i got win7 xp mode dont by my software sad even tryed rewriting some of it bad idea so im buying a 2nd pc to run my software so i can update my games rock on from bluestarsstudios peace keep kool:)

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#22 written by chavmusher 1 year ago

@MegaJustinTheMan DIE

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#23 written by rowenasputnik 1 year ago

u are annoying

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#24 written by applefreak711 1 year ago

I think it’s funny how one of his monitors is bigger than his iMac

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#25 written by War3Hog101 1 year ago

WTF the iMac

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