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Posted by: TheHawk62
Ok guys, So I was helping this guy gather parts for a build, but I could use a little help myself on this one part.
I need on-board options that do also apply to the BIOS options regarding Power Management. I need an on-board UPS reboot so I have a lasting power supply in the case that I lose my power. I wouldn't mind having a converter with it, so I can also power my modem with it - but I can just use my jumper for that. For the Ultrabook counterpart, long power life is a must - but I can settle for 6 hours (min). And I want lots of different options with that of your automatic Power On, remote Power On, Fast Boot. "You know what I mean?" - L. Mc.
I could really use some help understanding this, I'm pretty lost.
Here's the entire post in case anyone's interested.
I am looking to build or have built a Desktop based system, with a small counterpart type for small jobs which would associate itself (sync) with the main computer. In that, I'm thinking Ultrabook. I'm looking for a computer with the following qualities:
- I tend to browse much of my time when using the computer, so I need one with the capacity to support large amounts of tabs, but browser exceptions in settings to prevent the "oh-so" annoyance of automated refreshing. Which I can fix If that happens to be an issue, though. However, like I said. A computer built for Browsing and for Uploading. I may or may not, run a small hosting of files on the computer (file server).
- I want it fast, most people would. But, money is no object for performance. I want my fast speeds, and I ask for little lag. It is to be strict. The computer also has to be built to handle loads of multitasking when it comes to Multimedia assignments. I do teach classes, so my applications for management are heavy since I'm not such a fan of cloud programs for doing that. I also do a lot of gaming, but nothing too heavy. You know, games like Crysis and Elder Scrolls at their peak. It will need lots of RAM as you would figure.
- I need on-board options that do also apply to the BIOS options regarding Power Management. I need an on-board UPS reboot so I have a lasting power supply in the case that I lose my power. I wouldn't mind having a converter with it, so I can also power my modem with it - but I can just use my jumper for that. For the Ultrabook counterpart, long power life is a must - but I can settle for 6 hours (min). And I want lots of different options with that of your automatic Power On, remote Power On, Fast Boot. "You know what I mean?" - L. Mc.
- It must run Linux or Windows. I will not tolerate with the likes of Apple, at least by usage regardless the facts. Must have at least, a 1-year warranty. As far as extras, I would like it to have a fingerprint scanner built in to it, and a smooth QWERTY. For hope of no-more-bloatware. [God] I hate that.
All in all, a ranging but costly computer system with High Performance and High Battery lifetime. Not much.
I understood that post as much as I understand quantum physics.