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• New system advice - "Best bang for the buck."

  Hi, I read through almost all the forum posts on versions of system and it helped me shortlist these two systems:

  • Intel i7 5820 k 6 core 15MB Cache 3.3 Ghz
  • ASUS X 99-DELUXE/U3.1
  • Corsair 32 GB DDR4 2400 BUS revenge
  • GIGABYTE GTX 980TI
  • PRICE = $ 2,000

  
  

  • 2 x Intel Xeon E5 - 2630V3 8 Core 2.4 Ghz 20 MB of Cache
  • K4000 Quadro graphics card
  • 32 GB DDR4 2133 Bus
  • PRICE = 3 740 USD

  These are the only options available for me. I wish I had the 5960 x i7, but it is not available nor is 5930, so in the i7 range, I find myself with the 5820 k.

  
  

  Dual Xeon system is Z640 HP. So what I have to decide is whether I should go for the increased clock speed, or more than double cores and the size of the increased cache.
  

  If you can buy the 99 System x, you may pass the cpu to broadwell-e when its released in about 6 months. Broadwell-e 10 core i7-6950 x could be faster than the dual xeon.

  If for some reason any you'll always get stuck with the k 5820 and money is not an issue of concern, the dual xeon will offer much more power on the 5820 k. it loses some of that air dual cpu power, making it closer to 50% faster than the 5820 k. the k4000 quadro is not good and should be replaced with m4000 gtx 970 or superior, or quadro or superior. the dual xeon can be as little memory for some adobe applications that want more memory by heart.

• Most bang for the buck upgrade question

  Hi all.  I am currently using VMWare Workstation for Windows v6.x and have noticed that when I have three open tiles, my machine seems a little slow.  Current specifications are:

  CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E6750

  RAM: 8 GB

  OS: Vista Ultimate (64-bit)

  OS disk: Velociraptor 150 GB

  VM disk: 1 GB Western Digital (all VMs are on this drive)

  SMV (RAM): SCO UNIX (512 MB), Windows XP Pro (2 GB), Windows XP Pro (1 GB)

  My question is the following, which would give me the best bang for my money:

  1. Upgrade to a Q9550.

  2. Allocate more RAM for the virtual machines (I currently use about 6GB with all the tiles running and what Vista takes on the host)

  3. Build a new machine with an i7 processor.

  4. Move virtual machines to a single Velociraptor.

  5. Move virtual machines to a RAID0 array (using two drives of 1 GB / 7200 RPM).  I know THAT RAID-0 has no redudancy; I would be back up critical files to an external drive of 1 GB.

  On these machines, I do some scripting/small database unix (SCO VM) and especially the word processor (several documents) / some work with audio products/editing Adobe (WinXP VMs).

  Thank you, in advance, for your input.

  I would like to start with more and faster for the VM disks.

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  VMX-settings- VMware-liveCD - VM-infirmary

• What is the best monitor for the MacBook Pro?

  I want to get a 27 "monitor for my macbook Pro for my degree. Which is the best alternative for the thunderbolt display, as it is incredibly expensive. Thank you guys

  I prefer Samsung, and I deployed samsung monitors to dozens of designers who I support (27 "), but almost all of them use the same components of the same factories.

• Best Meanless for the 7 "digital picture frame

  Hello

  I had one

  * Digital Photo Frame II, 7 "O, 720 x 480, touch sensor, MP3 Player-Funktion PA3637K-1ETC *.

  Manual talk about the best resolution for the photos to.

  you will find on the Web: 800 x 480 pixel WVGA screen (720 x 480 pixels ZAL Bereich)

  726 x 480 pixel samples.

  Now my problem:

  When you put pictures on it - * it cropps a bit on the right and left side and more on the top and the bottom.*

  I tried many sizes. Even in 720 x 480 it cropps.

  So my question is: what is the best resolution for the photos?

  Best regards

  Markus

  I think that the Digital Photo Frame supports the 3:2 format.

  It's a format that is supported for analog cameras.

  I think that your photos are created in 3:4.

  So if you want to get a maximum photo resolution then you create pictures in the 3:2 format.

  For most all CAMS dig support such format and you can choose somewhere in the menu of the digital camera.

• Best settings for the analysis of revenues

  I just bought a HP Officejet 6600 A-I-O. I was looking for a device scan my boxes of documents, so I can unclutter my home office. I would also like to analyze the revenue. I considered the famous 'neat Scanner", but I hesitated to the price tag of $400.

  My question: what are the best settings for the HP scanning application when I'm scanning received? What is the difference between PDF and PDF searchable? IsTIFF a better choice than PDF? Use "Generalist" or something else? Recipes do not need large files high resolution, of course.

  Can someone point me to a guide that explains the different parameters available with the HP Scan application, please. Thank you!

  Hi Caesar3,

  In a regular PDF document, the text looks more like a picture of the text.  We can see it, but the file does not contain the words.

  In an indexed PDF, text is stored as text, so it can be searched.

  http://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/how-to-create-a-searchable-PDF-file

  When you scan receipts, 200 or 300 dpi should be fine.  If you plan to print the stored version receive 300 dpi would work well.

  I recommend PDF more TIFF.  TIFF files can store pages or multiple images in a single file, but access to additional pages is a bit awkward.  Generally, the file size is much smaller with PDF or TIFF.

  The site http://www.scantips.com/ is a good resource.  This is a Web site not HP, but it does not scan HP.

• Lightroom would be the best choice for the modification or improvement of portrait photography

  Lightroom would be the best choice for the change and improvement of portrait photography

  An official Adobe Evangelist Terry White did a demonstration of complete portrait retouching for Lightroom 5.  Look at that and you'll know if that's what you have in mind.

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=iYxu17-R_wQ

• DPS: Judge to use the parameter Raster or vector in the States of the objects when the majority of the page is a photo. What is the best setting for the overall performance?

  I am trying to decide whether to use the parameter Raster or vector in the States of the object when the majority of the screen is a picture (with a modest but important legend for children to read). The legend certainly makes it look more net as vector. But does the photo! The raster setting seems to make the lower-res images in comparison. In my first edition of my application, I thought that raster would be the best setting when the photo was the subject dominating the page. But now, after seeing how strong he looks like vector, (but with almost a refresh of the unacceptable time. Perhaps better on the latest iPad. Most of my readers/students in class will use iPad 2 s, which has a slower processor). I wonder if I should go through the trouble of changing States of photo objects that have the type as well to the vector. It doesn't seem to be as sensitive to a re - draw on the iPad 2 (non-retine)

  Is Filesize hit if I make about 1200 on these objects range from Raster to vector? (It is a huge, highly interactive history book, so I'm curious if acutally go to vector on these photos would reduce the size of the file) What is the best setting for the overall performance?

  I see the freeks screen outside for a bit if you try to pinch and zoom in a vector object (photo) vs raster. Which is disappointing. Does slow down load time/refreshment in frame, which is a little less. I also found that the drop shadows really bad that redraws effect in vector, almost vibrating in a slide show, for example. Thus, in cases where I need shadows, I'm sticking with Raster.

  All tips go ahead?

  Brian

  Does that help? http://boblevine.us/Digital-Publishing-Suite-101-keep-text-sharp-in-raster-slideshows/

• vSpere 5 Networking of best practices for the use of 4 to 1 GB NIC?

  Hello

  I'm looking for a networking of best practices for the use of 4-1 GB NIC with vSphere 5. I know there are a lot of good practice using 10 GB, but our current config does support only 1 GB. I need to include the management, vMotion, Virtual Machine (VM) and iSCSi. If there are others you would recommend, please let me know.

  I found a diagram that resembles what I need, but it's for 10 GB. I think it works...

  (I had this pattern HERE - rights go to Paul Kelly)

  My next question is how much of a traffic load is each object take through the network, percentage wise?

  For example, 'Management' is very small and the only time where it is in use is during the installation of the agent. Then it uses 70%.

  I need the percentage of bandwidth, if possible.

  If anyone out there can help me, that would be so awesome.

  Thank you!

  -Erich

  Without knowing your environment, it would be impossible to give you an idea of the uses of bandwidth.

  That said if you had about 10-15 virtual machines per host with this configuration, you should be fine.

  Sent from my iPhone

• best practices for the storage of the vm and vhd

  no doubt this question has been answered not once... Sorry

  I would like to know the best practice for the storage of the vm and its virtual hard disk to a SAN.

  Any show advantage does make sense to keep them on separate LUNS?

  Thank you.

  It will really depend on the application of the virtual machine - but for most of the applications no problem by storing everything on the same data store

• Best practices for the compression of the image in dps

  Hello! I read up on best practices for the compression of the image in dps and I read the asset from the source of panoramas, sequences of images, Pan and zoom images and audio skins is resampled not downloading. You will need to resize them and compress them before deleting the in your article, because the dps do not do it for you. Hey can do!

  So Im also read as he active source of slideshows, scrolling images, and buttons ARE resampled as PNG images. Does this mean that DPS will compress for you when you build the article? Does this say I shouldn't worth going bother to resize these images at all? I can just pop in 300 DPI files 15 MB used in the print magazine and dps will compress their construction article - and this will have no effect on the size of the file?

  And this is also the case with static background images?

  
  

  Thanks for your help!

  All images are automatically resampled to based on the size of the folio you do. You can put in any image resolution you want, it's not serious.

  Neil

• What is the best product for the use of... image gallery to crop, color correct, then re-touching etc.

  What is the best product for the use of... image gallery to crop, color correct, then re-touching etc.

  Hi gardenzio2,

  You can try using Adobe Photoshop

• What is the best practice for the enumeration for the ADF?

  Dear all,
  
  What is the best practice for the enumeration for the ADF?
  
  I need to add the enumeration to my request. ex: sex, marital status.
  
  How to deliver? Declarative custom components or is there another way?
  
  Thank you.
  Angelique

  Check out this topic - '5.3 fill view object Rows with static data' in Guide of Dev
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E17904_01/Web.1111/b31974/bcquerying.htm#CEGCGFCA

• What are the best options for the composition of math in InDesign CS4?

  What are the best options for the composition of math in InDesign CS4?

  I tried a few versions of the composition of mathematics test. All have their advantages and disadvantages, but I can't decide on which the plugin/script will be the best in the long run (in taking account of the ePub and MathML).

  
  So far the two best seems to be InMath (if it becomes compatible CS4) or Math + Magic Pro.

  
  The biggest pro of InMath is editable on the screen, but it seems to have some risk: http://InDesignSecrets.com/InMath-update-with-new-reader-functionality.php

  
  Math + Magic Pro works well with CS4, but need of equations to modify in the window of their plugin, and because they are EPS format. The file size and the ability to work with a digital player disappeared.

  And MathType seems pretty useless...

  Someone at - it had positive experiences?

  Not exactly the kerning, but you can move blocks wherever you want with the arrow keys. And you can change the spacing between the elements by changing the spacer between them. There are also defects of spacing.

  Batch edit can be something again. I use 6.0, and I see that the most recent version is 6.5.

  I had problems with files EPS of Mathtype, which may include a preview, but do not include fonts. So, I opened each equation of the word with my default settings (they automatically change the default fonts, spacing, size, etc.), copy, paste in Illustrator and save as have. So when I'm finished, my equations are always vector (if that's what you mean by text).

  Microsoft has chosen to implement a version of Mathtype dumbed-down as the editor of Word equations for many years. So for me at least, long term has already been decided. There are several things wrong with Mathtype, but given the choice between the use of Mathtype to * convert * equations and using InMath or mathemagiques to * recreate * equations, I'll take Mathtype, warts and all.

  Ken Benson

• Best practices for the use of reserved words

  Hello
  What is the best practice for the use of the reserved words as column names.
  For example if I insisted on the use of the word to a column name comment as follows:
  
  CREATE TABLE...
  VARCHAR2 (4000) "COMMENT."
  ...
  
  What is the impact on the track I could expect and what problems should I be informed when doing something like that?
  
  Thank you
  Ben

  The best practice is NOT to use reserved words anywhere.
  Developers are human beings human. Humans have their moments to forget things.
  They will not forget to use the "", or you can force it to use the "' everywhere.
  The two methods are Oracle certified ways to end up in hell.

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  Sybrand Bakker
  Senior Oracle DBA