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* '''video''': {{hashtag/has|DVI}}x2, {{hashtag/has|DisplayPort}}
* '''video''': {{hashtag/has|DVI}}x2, {{hashtag/has|DisplayPort}}
==Status==
==Status==
{{li/date|2026|02|18}} now serving as "Rowlf", home server
{{li/date|2026|02|18}} now serving as "[[Rowlf]]", home server
==Specs==
==Specs==
''see [[/details]] for more''
''see [[/details]] for more''
* '''CPU''': Intel i5 @ 2.67GHz
* '''CPU''': Intel i5 @ 2.67GHz
* '''RAM''': 20 GB
* '''RAM''': 16 GB
==Photos==
==Photos==
===2025===
===2025===
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File:20250917_112415.PC-016.label.4.jpg
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File:20250917_114843.PC-016.boot.jpg
File:20250917_114843.PC-016.boot.jpg
File:20260910_154956595.PC-022.jpg
File:20260910_155632743.PC-022.HDR.jpg
File:20260910_155721931.PC-022.jpg
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====video card====
====video card====
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** {{nav/bunsen}}
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* '''[[2020/05//14]]''' I think this was formerly Gonzo's system board plus previous Bunsen's drives (1 SSD, 1 standard), plus some extra RAM.(UTC)
* '''[[2020/05//14]]''' I think this was formerly Gonzo's system board plus previous Bunsen's drives (1 SSD, 1 standard), plus some extra RAM.(UTC)
{{li/date|2026|09|10}} Rowlf had been spontaneously locking up and rebooting on occasion, but today it just started cycling -- rebooting partway through booting Ubuntu-MATE. I was able to isolate the problem to one or both of the 2GB RAM sticks ([[:File:20260910_155632743.PC-022.HDR.jpg|immediate failure]] in MEMTEST86+; removing those stopped the problem. (The remaining 16GB tested good in one complete pass of MEMTEST86+.) I have 4 replacement 8GB sticks on order.

Latest revision as of 15:28, 11 September 2026

Item: PC-016
Location: office: <listing> <description>

Status

Specs

see /details for more

  • CPU: Intel i5 @ 2.67GHz
  • RAM: 16 GB

Photos

2025

video card

2022

History

  • 2025/09/17 set up as rowlf about a year ago, to be an audio recording station in the office, but decided it was better used taking statler's place. Took more photos.
    • Was originally going to reformat it with a fresh system, but then I thought "if it ain't broke" and am just tweaking it to better take on statler's roles.
  • 2023/01/04 now known as bunsen-17 (because of the Mint version, I think)
bunsen history: Bunsen 1.1 .. Bunsen 3 .. Bunsen 4 (2019) .. Bunsen 5 (2022)
  • 2020/05//14 I think this was formerly Gonzo's system board plus previous Bunsen's drives (1 SSD, 1 standard), plus some extra RAM.(UTC)
  • 2026-09-10 Rowlf had been spontaneously locking up and rebooting on occasion, but today it just started cycling -- rebooting partway through booting Ubuntu-MATE. I was able to isolate the problem to one or both of the 2GB RAM sticks (immediate failure in MEMTEST86+; removing those stopped the problem. (The remaining 16GB tested good in one complete pass of MEMTEST86+.) I have 4 replacement 8GB sticks on order.