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That was a great explanation. Appreciate it. I'll never have a reason to do more than 1 image at a time or really more than 1 a week. I'm always interested in learning which is why I made the thread.

Got a chance to try it out again tonight. Shut off anything windows defender. I have no 3rd party virus software. Still very slow. Occasionally I see a 22 percent cpu usage with nothing else really going on. Looking at individual processors in task manager it doesn't look like it's using all 12...

I can't help but notice my original question was immediately answered and this has just turned into an OEM vs custom build thread lmao.

I steer away from Msata only laptops. And 4th and 5th gen Intel CPUs as well. They under powered the hell out of them trying to get battery life. My 3rd gen i5 has ok speed and I have a big selection of 2.5 drives for it. Lately I've been finding 6th and 7th gen Intel latitudes at decent prices...

With a 6core unlocked Xeon I can overclock to 4.6ghz on all cores. Can toss in whatever gpu I want and have quad channel memory. Outdated maybe. Will my rig be more powerful in all areas than many others will be for much less money...yes. Dell also updates their drivers for years. My personal...

I've had very good luck with dell. Only use precision, optiplex and latitude. So many businesses use them and they are dirt cheap off lease. I think I paid 250 for my t5810 with a Xeon 1650v3 32gb ecc memory and a 685watt psu. I just can't start a build for that. I have multiple machines setup...

Ok nevermind lol. I just misunderstood what you were trying to tell me. Yes I know the importance of separate drives. I've been tinkering with this Dell as time permits. I have a quad nvme adapter in it with 1 nvme and 1 wifi card right now. I'm buying 2 more smaller nvme drives and 4 2tb hdds...

I'm confused about the D: drive. My nvme is my boot drive. If I have no other disk attached then everything is on the nvme which is how I made my first attempt. Only tried the ram disk second.

Hi all. I recently purchased NtLite to setup a win 7 32bit on a machine that was giving me trouble. Worked great integrating all the updates and driver pack. Since I now have the software I'd like to find some more uses for it. I have a win server 2016 data center license and would like to get...