How I screwed up with Huananzhi X99-TF | Huananzeon brain
I bought a Huananzhi X99-TF motherboard, an Intel Xeon E5 2678v3 processor (12 cores, 24 threads, 3.3 GHz), and four 8GB DDR3 ECC REG server RAM sticks, for a total of 32GB. But it turned out that 32GB of RAM wasn't enough, and I couldn't add more sticks to 64GB; I'd have to use the existing sticks and buy new ones. So I bought an X99-T8 with 8 DDR3 slots, added 64GB, and kept the 32GB I had. This gave me a powerful computer with 96GB of RAM.
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Referral links for Juanans, Zeons, and RAM:
Cheap server DDR3 RAM — http://alii.pub/68dsul (so-so, but cheap)
Excellent server DDR3 Samsung — http://alii.pub/68dsw5
Xeon E5 2666v3 10-core, 3.5GHz, top-notch for gaming — http://alii.pub/68dsuz
Xeon E5 2696v3 18-core, 3.8GHz, absolutely top-notch — http://alii.pub/68dsvk
Snowman cooler with 6 heat pipes — http://alii.pub/68dsv6
Snowman cooler with 4 heat pipes — http://alii.pub/68dsvd
Huananzhi X99-T8 motherboard (8 DDR3 slots) — http://alii.pub/68dsvr
Huananzhi X99-F8 motherboard (8 DDR4 slots) — http://alii.pub/68dtp4
Cheap MicroATX X99 motherboard with 4-channel DDR3 — http://alii.pub/68dsus
X99-TF kit, 2678v3, 32GB DDR3 — http://alii.pub/68dsvy
X99-BD3 kit, 2666v3, 32GB DDR3 — http://alii.pub/68dtml
Make money with your graphics card:
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