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Hello everyone, I always want to have a fast data storage for my VMs and AUs, so I keep searching good deals on high-capacity NVMe SSDs. And I got an used 4TB intel SSD with a good deal, here is all the misery happen...... I kept getting KP and reboot immediately after get it installed in my...

I want 10GbE because my NASes have 10GbE fiber but I cannot fully utilize it. So I bought a Solarflare SFN5122F, and it works like a charm after installing the driver on official website. Although the driver seems to be unmaintained, it still works on 10.11, and I've heard good news about...

http://liliputing.com/2013/05/gigabyte-brix-packs-a-full-fledged-desktop-pc-into-a-4-5-inch-case.html This little box seems to be quite powerful with the latest Haswell CPU. The price remains unknown, but I'm quite interested in it. Do you think it's a better mini-hacintosh option than NUC?

My mainboard is ASUS P7P55D-E Deluxe, I've installed easybeast. I found a suitable one here recently, can I directly use UserDSDT? Or should I remove or config something? [EDIT] OK! I've found somebody post similar question before, I may try it... However, if I failed that lead my OSX...

There are 2 reasons for me. 1. I'm an amateur music composer, and I use Apple Logic Studio on my MBP13, but I need more powerful system to make more complicated music. 2.I',m also a sophomore majoring in computer science. And I'm interested in all technics about computers, so I want to try...

My system spec is below. ASUS P7P55D-E-Deluxe Corei7-870 Nvidia Geforce GTS250 SL 10.6.6 When I change the resolution, the screen will stuck in all blue, but the OS doesn't freeze(the keyboard has response) The only solution so far is to reboot. I found that some people have similar issue...

My MotherBoard is ASUS P7P55D-E Deluxe, it has 2 ethernet. But only one(en0) works, the other one(en1) shows unplugged whether it's plugged or not. Does everyone have similar issue? EDIT: I'vee found a solution, just use lnx2mac's latest RTL81xx driver instead of multibeast's built-in...

This is my OSX86 PC, the Acer Altos 350 server with Pentium3 1GHz CPU and 256MB x2 SRAM That's quite old, isn't it? Actually, it was a 10-year-old NAS in an accounting company. Because the state-of-arts NASes are so small and effective, it has been abandoned. Oneday, I had a chance...