A friend of mine hooked me up with a guy in columbus that does pc work including TC's for MJ. For $65--(plus $5 shipping), I am getting a Wyse WT9450XE. It has 550mhz cpu, 512mb ram, 20gb 2.5" hdd, xpe, and a bunch of other software including config of MJ. It has the xtras including auto restart after power loss.
Is this a good TC for total of $70?... I hope so cause I will have it thursday or friday.
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Re: Wyse TC
MJ doesn't require much computing resources, so the unit should be fine. It'll be interesting if the 550 Mhz processor is sufficient, you may have to deactivate any other non-essential processes. You won't need firewall or antivirus. If it comes pre-setup for MJ, you should be fine. The biggest factor is your Internet service.Sisko690 wrote:A friend of mine hooked me up with a guy in columbus that does pc work including TC's for MJ. For $65--(plus $5 shipping), I am getting a Wyse WT9450XE. It has 550mhz cpu, 512mb ram, 20gb 2.5" hdd, xpe, and a bunch of other software including config of MJ. It has the xtras including auto restart after power loss.
Is this a good TC for total of $70?... I hope so cause I will have it thursday or friday.
Are you running MJ on another computer currently? If so, you'll have something to compare.
Let us know how the 550 MHz processor works for you.
The thin clients aren't susceptible to viruses--well, they are, but you just turn them off then on and they go back to the way they were before the virus. I have anti-virus on all the other machines on the network.Sisko690 wrote:I am running MJ on my desktop which has an AMD Phenom IIx4 940. As far as my internet goes I have roadrunner turbo from TWC. I also have a WRT54GS2 V1 Linksys router. No antivirus?... shouldn't anything that is exposed to the internet have virus protection?...
The thin client's flash DOM was replaced with a 20GB laptop hdd. Changes are automatic instead of having to commit them. I think I need virus program.tony wrote:The thin clients aren't susceptible to viruses--well, they are, but you just turn them off then on and they go back to the way they were before the virus. I have anti-virus on all the other machines on the network.Sisko690 wrote:I am running MJ on my desktop which has an AMD Phenom IIx4 940. As far as my internet goes I have roadrunner turbo from TWC. I also have a WRT54GS2 V1 Linksys router. No antivirus?... shouldn't anything that is exposed to the internet have virus protection?...
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No real need for an AV proggy if you only use it for mJ. A good router with a firewall will suffice. But if you must, give ClamWin a try. It's great for low power/memory machines. It has practically zero overhead as it does not perform real time scanning. It will update and scan on schedule though...and the best part is it's FREE!!!
