#๐Ÿ”Œโ”‚tech

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reef patrol
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You always have to do this.

wheat plume
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y tho?

reef patrol
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RAM has to follow JEDEC till told otherwise. Else your motherboard might not run the RAM at all.

wheat plume
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JEDEC?

reef patrol
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Standards.

wheat plume
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o

reef patrol
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Lets say you have a B360 motherboard that only supports 2666Mhz at the most because that's the standard.

Your RAM wants to run at 3200Mhz....so it won't boot.

ashen spindle
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also, the cpu's have rated max specs, anything above is also overclocking the cpu

reef patrol
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Much better to let the RAM run at the low speed, and then you gear it up.

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If you think enabling XMP is a chore, imagine when you had to enter all of the OC information manually. xD

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That's not so many years ago.

wheat plume
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true

reef patrol
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Back when XMP was still new, several companies refused to pay Intel for the licensing for all sticks of RAM.

Mushkin in particular as I recall. You'd literally have to go to their forum and grab the "XMP" overclocking data and punch in the numbers into your BIOS ๐Ÿ˜„

wheat plume
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O.o

ashen spindle
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you buy ram that is tested to work at those speeds, but you put it into hardware that is only rated to run for certain at lower speeds, if you could have a cpu/board that would have 4000 as standard, that would mean you dont need to manually enable it

wheat plume
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I have a b550m mobo, so it can handle this :D

reef patrol
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Yep.

ashen spindle
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can handle =/= has those speeds as jedec standard implemented in both board and CPU

wheat plume
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wait, Idk how to find what the maximum speed ram my mobo can use

ashen spindle
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probably because they often dont advertise it unless it can hit high clocks

wheat plume
ashen spindle
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that also isn't max it can do, that is max they tested

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might do more

wheat plume
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oooh wow

vagrant marsh
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yes, although gamers nexus had claimed that, atleast of some motherboards, vrm's dont get hot enough that they would need a heatsink and its mostly flair.

wheat plume
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I see

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but what about Overclocking?

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The automatic fan tuning did these settings

vagrant marsh
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i just put my fans at silent mode. when i hear them as loud as normal mode, i know i overclocked a bit too much

wheat plume
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this font color , weight and spacing makes it barely readable

vagrant marsh
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im not keen on using ryzen master

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im pretty sure that is why i had to rma my 3600

wheat plume
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o?

vagrant marsh
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well, first week the cpu was running fine without any hitches. i let ryzen master do its charm and suddenly my cpu had problems

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and i only did the auto overclock thingy

wheat plume
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they love blurring the background

cursive summit
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So, like Windows

wheat plume
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Windows doesn't blur the entire app windows background

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Xf

pale sigil
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Is pbo actually any good in games

cursive summit
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Precision Boost Overdrive?

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This video will be showing you a 9 game benchmark where we test the Ryzen 9 3900X at 1080P using PBO and AutoOC vs Stock to see a comparison in performance.

Timestamps
00:00 โ€“ System Specs
00:10 โ€“ Assassins Creed Odyssey
01:30 โ€“ Far Cry 5
02:38 โ€“ Forza Horizon 4
04:22 โ€“ Shadow of the Tomb Raider
07:15 โ€“ Grand Theft Auto V
10:03 โ€“ Hitman 2
13...

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I saw like +5 FPS max

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In most titles

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In some it actually drops, like Forza Horizon 4

latent mural
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Have fun

cursive summit
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We know about it bud

reef patrol
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Also kind of moot since it doesn't support 5000 series ๐Ÿ˜„

latent mural
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Not moot, can't bloody get any 5000 series haha

vagrant marsh
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i got a 5000 series

latent mural
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My son has one, now I need one, doh!

reef patrol
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That's not what the developer said. It doesn't work well with 5000 because they work slightly different, and he has no data to base recommendations off of.

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So... take that as you will ๐Ÿ˜„

latent mural
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Ah I see what you mean now

cursive summit
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And the 5000 already has magical "performance enhancing" tools lul

latent mural
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I've not even played about with my son's new computer. Just full OS setup and a quick skim through the bios

vagrant marsh
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i already did some overclocking

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4.7 allcore on 1.40v

pale sigil
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I got 2 5000 series

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๐Ÿ‘€

vagrant marsh
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showoff

red oyster
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so basically the entire stock went towards members of this server

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Am I seeing this right

reef patrol
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For someone supposedly broke af, you have a lot of fuck you money to throw around xD

cursive summit
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^ Wooting pays him for supervising us discord retards lul

ashen spindle
vagrant marsh
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i find that offensive

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my iq is only slightly below average

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@ashen spindle the webshop i originally bought my 5800x from also still has them in stock. but ultimately its just a scam where they want to secure orders while not having stuff in stock

cursive summit
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Iirc my IQ is either 0, or โˆž

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Cause I never took the test

pale sigil
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Haha for someone who's broken af

reef patrol
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320โ‚ฌ MSRP masterrace...or something

pale sigil
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Receiving 2 was a nightmare

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You know I had to sell the other haha

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I saved up months for thst cpu ๐Ÿคฃ

red oyster
reef patrol
red oyster
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i give myself about 2 weeks before i forget it

pale sigil
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The cpu, case and cooler were the only parts I didn't get on credit lol

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And that's because it was a year of saving up

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Oh and mum letting upkeep slide one month

vagrant marsh
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lol

zenith mirage
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๐Ÿ˜‹

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fresh upgrade

ashen spindle
wheat plume
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๐Ÿคค

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GIMME

zenith mirage
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ยฃ220 after selling my other GPU

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not too bad

wheat plume
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now you can play cyberpunk at 40FPS :D

zenith mirage
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Yes indeed

fickle ore
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got a 5800x too

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put PBO on auto and +100 mhz and -10 in curve optimizer for all core

pale sigil
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@zenith mirage xmas prezzy?

fickle ore
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single cores boost now to 4950 ๐Ÿ™‚ wee

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guess I gotta try +150mhz to break that 5ghz barrier

zenith mirage
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sold mine to a mate

pale sigil
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"cheap" how much

zenith mirage
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450

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so cheap enough

pale sigil
zenith mirage
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yeah not too bad

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imo

ashen spindle
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450? arent they supposed to be 499?

zenith mirage
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maybe

pale sigil
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Stolen

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100%

zenith mirage
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i mean in fairness they're also sold out everywhere

pale sigil
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Or fake

zenith mirage
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eh, it's already stronger than my last one

pale sigil
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Which one

zenith mirage
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so it's a good fake if so

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2070 super. Not a massive upgrade but i took it anyway

pale sigil
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Ugh

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I meant the 3070

zenith mirage
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oooh

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FE

pale sigil
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Ah that explains it

zenith mirage
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it's very quiet

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i'll give it that

pale sigil
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Still cheaper

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Wouldn't surprise me if it was stolen

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Tbh

zenith mirage
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allegedly he's just bough a 3080 and wanted rid of it ASAP without the faff of postage

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and dislikes scalpers so just threw it up for near RRP

pale sigil
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Hmm

zenith mirage
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whatever the case, it's mine now so

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ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

ashen spindle
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until I yoink it from your pc

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mine now

zenith mirage
pale sigil
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Buyers remorse is starting to kick in for my 3080

zenith mirage
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Same with the PS5

ashen spindle
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told you that the moment you said the price you paid for it rooSip

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nice

pale sigil
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Not cos of the price

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Though that kinda is ooft

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I haven't played a single game since

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Other than d2

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I thought I'd be motivated to play my backlog

zenith mirage
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i just play war thunder tbh

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could play that on a potato

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and yet, here we are

pale sigil
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VR

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No shit

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lol

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anyone here use their mouse

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on their desk vs mouse mat

misty pier
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i stopped playing d2

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too damn grindy now

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but i honestly feel bad for the guy that gifted me the most expensive dlc for the game :(

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haven't even done the raids or anything for the dawning yet

halcyon moss
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I never found doom 2 to be grindy

calm sparrow
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I figured out the zoom

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Let's go

shadow minnow
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War thunder is also really well optimized for metal, with around twice the performance on metal.

reef tundra
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Time machine would be pretty handy

shadow minnow
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^

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I want one too

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Sell me

reef tundra
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Not with the windows updater running

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running windows on my laptop is not possible without turning the fans off. Not to mention the random spikes of windows updater

crimson wigeon
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Oh you know, "maintenance"

reef tundra
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Luckly linux is able to do most of the work. No random full ramjet moments. Atleast normal work, powerpoint is also good at making the fans spin

pale sigil
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match what exactly

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ha

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Personally always saw them as garbage anyway.

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i dont like Apple but they rule the tablet market

reef patrol
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Arm but not quiet ARM.

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You have an out ๐Ÿ˜‰

pale sigil
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cant justify is the price

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tbh

crimson wigeon
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Emacs still preinstalled on modern macOS?

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Amazing

vagrant marsh
pale sigil
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he dead

vagrant marsh
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ah

pale sigil
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The family didn;t wanna disclose how he died

vagrant marsh
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then i guess not due to natural causes. wouldnt be hush hush about that

pale sigil
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some plonk asked me to show my hardware working

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....

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i was like, bruh, have you not been paying attention the last year or so?....

reef patrol
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What hardware tho?

pale sigil
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Mobo, ram, cpu and psu

reef patrol
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Pickup?

pale sigil
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ye

reef patrol
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Don't see why not then if they're bringing money. All you need is a GPU real quick xD

pale sigil
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lad

reef patrol
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bud

pale sigil
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no one is coming into my house

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during covid

reef patrol
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Oh right - You're in Britain.

pale sigil
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Especially considering most places around me are in a higher tie

reef patrol
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put the dosh in the red box
slide it shut
your hardware is behind the lawnmover, choom.

pale sigil
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i ask for only paypal

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or bank

vagrant marsh
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Yea, with the few pieces im selling online most say they wanna come pick it up. I also have to explain that due to covid i only mail it. Then they call it off cause appearently thats suspicious

pale sigil
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i dont mind pickup

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i put it on the floor

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after payment

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can someone help me with a router

fickle ore
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maybe

pale sigil
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$140 budget (100 uk ruples)

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Good WIFI, great panel etc

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Though if there is an option for cheap router + good wifi solution thats an option too

vagrant marsh
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Wow. The entire nexus discord is in a frenzy and got their tits in a doozy. Someone @ everyone in a channel that wasnt moderated yet.

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That channel is now the equevalent of 4chan

misty pier
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panel?

pale sigil
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web panel

misty pier
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ahh

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not doing a custom firmware flash?

pale sigil
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i mean sure

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its an option

misty pier
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wifi 6.. wifi 5?

pale sigil
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doesn't matter to much

misty pier
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brand preference?

pale sigil
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not particually bothered about brand

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just want it towork

misty pier
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honestly not too sure

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just browsing through amazon uk

wheat plume
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tomato supported router

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How you know if your router is supported?

pale sigil
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500 quid

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for a house

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pissing me off

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mine is dogshit

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im right next to it and its dog shit

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i also just want a stable 1gb/s lan over wifi

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is thjat to much to ask for

ashen spindle
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lan over wifi
what

latent mural
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AVM fritz!box 7530

pale sigil
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haha

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oops

latent mural
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Lan over WiFi is a thing...

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WLAN

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^

pale sigil
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FFFFFFFFF

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bsod

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@prisma crag What i meant

latent mural
pale sigil
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Was i like my local network to be stable too

latent mural
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I lurv my router

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It's great and hasn't missed a beat

pale sigil
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i do have a NAS aye

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i dont use it that often though

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lol i literally cant even use the wifi right next to the router

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is fucking awful

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and the router in general im tired of

latent mural
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I have 5.2TB used in mine so far

pale sigil
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fritx box really that good?

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like aren;t they mainly not for wifi

latent mural
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They have great WiFi with mesh capabilities too

ashen spindle
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outside of something like ubiquity or higher end stuff they are prob the best option

latent mural
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That's at least been my experience for the past 1+ years with it

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Yep, Draytek would be a good option but they cost considerably more

latent mural
pale sigil
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My USB stick has literally become my jailbreak stick

pale sigil
hard thicket
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have my eyes on the new LG CX oled for a while now

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decent HDR with 4K 120hz freesync ?

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and that for just a grand ???

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1080p at 24" is usually not that bad

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when it comes to pixel density

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except you sit like reallly close

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jesus

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1440p 27" would be the sweet spot for you then

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but again it kinda depends how close you sit

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unfourtunately oled isn't a thing in the monitor department

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for what ever reason

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idk why

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but why tho

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either the oled screens are super large

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TV sized

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or too fucking small

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fell in love with oled back when the first iphone had it already

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it's just great, viewing angles, the brigtness, colors

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what im afraid of the TV's is the pixel density ruining it for me

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i plan to place it above my monitor

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i will be sitting around 1.5m away from it

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or 2m when i lean back

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even with a 48" one, might get tricky

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dont think the LX can handle the 48 inch no ?

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you'd need the HX

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the LG ones without the stand 15kg

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i also thought it's light

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apparently it's not the case

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the 48 inch one has a PPI of 91

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a 24 inch 1080p monitor has 93

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in comparison

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yeah 91

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basically the same when it comes to density

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i worried for no reason

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that's actually good

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oh yeah

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the panel itself doesnt have 24.5

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that's some marketing bullshit

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it's odd

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basically

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you have a better density with the TV

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LOL

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whats the point of monitors anymore

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beside pixel response time

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but if i recall right

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your GPU has to have HDMI 2.1

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to use all the features with the 4K 120hz one

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yeah the HX is also not often in stock

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on top of costing almost 300 bucks

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for a TV you'd better go with a wallmount aswell, if that's an option

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it looks neat

old marlin
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fml

crimson wigeon
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Something something Brexit something something good old days

reef tundra
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Just finished porting my vim configurations to lua. The LSP for c and bash also work, how I wanted it. hype

vagrant marsh
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exept that britain doesnt have a leading market anymore. their only power is naval power, and even that is declining as china and russia starts to create more advanced weapon systems

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it even convinced turkey, a navo ally, to take up arms with russia

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britain is not even a percentage of its former greatness. many other countries have since then catched up.

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and they rely on airpower but dont have the carriers to support them

reef tundra
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Only jusifible if you earn that back in a month or two

vagrant marsh
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hmm

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they look stronk

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but these too arnt plug n play

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they need an amp as well

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and need to buy speaker cables for these as well

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would love to buy them but im unknown to that entire setup. what else is required besides buying those speakers? with the logitech z906 its easy. everything neccesary is provided.

cursive summit
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Albeit it's Clockblocker, but AMD cockblocking sounds more fun

wheat plume
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ClockBlocker
BEST SOFTWARE NAME :')

cursive summit
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Of course Lana'd love it

wheat plume
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shut

reef patrol
cursive summit
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Who did you Cockblock Lana? Yourself? lul

wheat plume
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๐Ÿค”

cursive summit
wheat plume
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idk if this link should be in #๐Ÿ”Œโ”‚tech or #๐ŸŽฎโ”‚game
Ah, Ill put it here https://youtu.be/YSgbcJrnZzE

Sony's Roderick Colenbrander published open source drivers for the DualSense (PS5) controller in the new hid-playstation kernel module!

Patches:
https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-input/patch/20201219062336.72568-2-roderick@gaikai.com/

Details:
https://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-input/msg70842.html

Join this channel to get acces...

โ–ถ Play video
vagrant marsh
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i think that was already discussed?

wheat plume
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yeh :D

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but this video going to bring more awareness

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I forgot that

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but they wouldnt need this on the console? right?

crimson wigeon
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Or maybe for their phones

wheat plume
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hmmmmmm

ashen spindle
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for what do you need one again?

pale sigil
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Super good wifi for LAN and WAN (example i wanna be able to stream extremely well over wifi, steam stream, fill transfer etc)
Control to limit speed of devices/priority
Overall functions that give me a lot of control over the network

ashen spindle
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so, just get something that can use a custom firmware and has decent signal strength

pale sigil
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i guess

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haha

ashen spindle
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I imagine they have a list of what routers support custom firmwares so I'd look there

pale sigil
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does that not void warranty

ashen spindle
reef patrol
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Only if you break them.

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And only if they find out if you DO break them. ๐Ÿ˜„

ashen spindle
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shouldn't really break stuff unless you do something bad or the router is total crap and not really supported

pale sigil
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;-;

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i dont wanna go through a database

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ohh

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i can install dd-wrt on the asus one

reef patrol
pale sigil
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wow

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that hurts my soul

ashen spindle
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yeah, some random picture and they try to throw the company under the bus, who knows is it's their fault or no

crimson wigeon
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nice torture rack

ashen spindle
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just because it's one model doesn't mean they sold it directly to them peepoShrug

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but gets more clicks I guess

pale sigil
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but i though that was their whole thing

ashen spindle
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of PNY?

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no?

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you don't make "gaming" models if you sell it to miners

pale sigil
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router seems decent

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one of my main issues is how many devices

reef patrol
pale sigil
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i have connected

ashen spindle
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I mean I don't mind jokes at it or anything, but maybe not from a "news" site that also reports about the very same thing?

pale sigil
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15 devices atm

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a bunch disconnected

reef patrol
ashen spindle
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I put it in quotation for that reason :p

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but usually they at least have some source they mention for rumors

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this is literally just a picture someone posted

reef patrol
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Touchรฉ

misty pier
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shame they don't have any R7000s in stock in the UK

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good router

cursive summit
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eBay

old marlin
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geez how bad do ISP routers have to be for you to replace it with something like that

latent mural
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Quite

cursive summit
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Not even the new Netgear RAC series

latent mural
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Luckily Zen have a decent router in the AVM

cursive summit
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Or god forbid, even RAX

old marlin
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not even AVM dogeKek

latent mural
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AVM are good

old marlin
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legit what would I want more from a home router that an AVM one can do

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ig 10G networking?

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if home connections ever get fast enough

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for fiber you get a separate modem anyways

latent mural
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10G Lan if you have the connectivity

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But I don't see a need for that unless you have massive production needs

old marlin
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only reason why AVM doesn't do 10G internal is because german ISPs don't give the speed either way

fickle ore
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@old marlin stupid isp routers have firmware from 2013 for my model

old marlin
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again

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AVM op

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you can update easily

fickle ore
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luckily you can hack some ISP router/modems and root them

old marlin
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uh

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you can install pfsense on most afaik

fickle ore
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I just want updated firmware that fixes security holes cuz ISP lazy af

old marlin
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lol

pale sigil
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can someone help me figure out why obs is so bad for me

cursive summit
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What's up

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@pale sigil

pale sigil
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its dogshit

cursive summit
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What's wrong

pale sigil
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sec

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oops mkv

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using the cpu is better than using nvidia tech o.0

crimson wigeon
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no shit, x264 is amazing

ashen spindle
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nvenc is great for streaming and such, but for actual video recording quality you still want cpu power

reef patrol
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MKV ftw. They also don't need to be finalized.

pale sigil
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damn

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i lost my save

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im a bit behind

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LAME

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THIS is exactly why i got my 3080

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so i can play 1440p 100fps+ โค๏ธ

wheat plume
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im happy with 1080p for games

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I like my 75Hz though :D

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I can feel it being more responsive than 60hz

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yeah 75Hz, the mouse movement is so precise

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i love it

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60hz is smooth but not as responsive

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I forgot that CRT monitors where usually 75Hz

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Yeh ahaha

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That's why I got a headache on the school computers .-.

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They ran very low

pale sigil
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guess ill use x264

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i was so reliant on the gpu

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before

wheat plume
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NVENC is great
I can record at full resolution and high bitrate and have no impact on the responsiveness

pale sigil
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for streaming

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it seems worse for me

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for recording is godly

wheat plume
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i never stream

reef tundra
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Transhumanist pilots?

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Reminds me of that one time an chinhook pilot got hit in the head and managed to safely land it back at base. The round went through the cockpitglass and ricochet against the pilots helmet. This only gave him an gash and some bleeding. This was made even harder when the hydrolic steering was lost partially. It took a good beating, and the pilot was really lucky

cursive summit
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Isn't Chinook really unmaneuvrable too

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Helicopters usually have side rotors for air control, Chinook doesn't have one.

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I don't do.. space physics

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I do breathe aero tho

reef tundra
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anti-torque is mostly needed during landing and take-off right. During flight an defective tail rotor wont matter with enough momentum, right?

latent mural
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Nice Grumman

cursive summit
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Yeah at this point you can get employed by Lockheed or Northrop Grumman

reef tundra
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My great-grandfather was present at the siege of Berlin if i remember correctly as Colonel in the airforce of the Red Army.

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Well, present..

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High-ranking officers could not be anywhere 25 or 50 km from berlin.

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At his peak commanding like 1000 airplanes

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Imagine paying more than a nickle for melted silica-oxides

cursive summit
crisp granite
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oooooooooooo

reef patrol
reef tundra
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12 gauge?

restive gate
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When do we get the Arby's meatmaster pro

vagrant marsh
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kfconsole going full gamer mode ๐Ÿ˜›

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wouldnt be suprised if other branches start doing it

reef tundra
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The constant aroma of burned chicken

misty saffron
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now i understand why i need 64gb of ram

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a 13gb file that got written to disk yesterday was still in ram

ashen spindle
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keeping more than 3 chrome tabs open while gaming?

misty saffron
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just transferred it to my ssd at 2gb/s

misty saffron
ashen spindle
reef tundra
#

Got 16GB of RAM with 4GB Swap to spare(was 8)

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It is not fun when it runs out and everything crawls to a stop

fickle ore
#

@misty saffron you need to disable superfetch and reduce pagefile to 800mb...

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then it wont stick to RAM

reef tundra
#

Just power the memory off, lmao

misty saffron
fickle ore
#

Superfetch is a bad feature

misty saffron
#

last time i checked caching recent files in ram is quite a good thing

reef tundra
#

It is bad because fetching is for dogs and i aint no dog!

fickle ore
#

Eh, caching recently used files is bad. It only works for start-up speed of the program

misty saffron
#

why is it bad?

fickle ore
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So you don't really need 64gb

reef tundra
#

Just load the entire game into memory, might even need more ram

zenith sonnet
#

I wish some games would do that...

fickle ore
#

some do

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but most don't sadly

reef tundra
#

You can enforce it at an OS level

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but it might take a while

fickle ore
#

only by building a ramdisk lol

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@misty saffron It's bad because it uses cpu and ssd/hdd when you don't want to, based on your usage pattern. Then maybe you have only 8-16gb of RAM, of which 90% is used then start a game that could allocate 8gb but will not because of leftover cache in your RAM

misty saffron
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that is not how it works

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ram used for superfetch is free for all apps to use

fickle ore
#

Idk how it works exactly but cpu/ssd usage shoots up sometimes when it starts the caching, slowdowns

reef tundra
#

The cpu doesnt handle IO anymore. They invented DMAs for that

misty saffron
#

it is marked free by the memory manager

fickle ore
#

superfetch definitely uses the CPU

misty saffron
#

not really a problem on a 16 core is it

fickle ore
#

well depends how much you care about FPS consistency

misty saffron
fickle ore
#

and SSD writes

reef tundra
#

RAM will always be faster?

misty saffron
#

the task scheduler would take care of that, lol

fickle ore
#

I'd definitely disable it with some crappy low endurance SSD's

misty saffron
#

well

fickle ore
#

you'd think but if caching happens during games there are measurable FPS drops

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ppl report 100% cpu usage with 4/8t cpu's

misty saffron
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cpu-side? yes, if you have a 4 core, maybe

fickle ore
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for a couple seconds..

misty saffron
#

still VERY much doubt that

fickle ore
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even with a 16 core if the game uses 16 cores..

misty saffron
#

what game uses 16 cores?

fickle ore
#

It's not about cores, its about how many cores are idle

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some do, and in future more will

misty saffron
#

superfetch is still very likely a low-priority task

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windows nt is much more complex than you think it is

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if you indeed get performance drops - something is very wrong about your setup

fickle ore
#

I hear a lot of ifs and buts

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You assume that? Or know for a fact?

misty saffron
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i don't have a copy of recent nt source code, so of course it's an assumption

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an educated assumption nonetheless

fickle ore
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Which education?

reef tundra
#

IO with SSD is unreliable as you pretty much just tell it what it needs to do and wait until it has finally processed the task. RAM is pretty much in sync with the CPU

misty saffron
#

fucking with nt for a real while?

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i write drivers for a living

fickle ore
#

Yet you don't know it's bad for SSD endurance and real time apps?

misty saffron
#

ssd endurance is writes

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i don't see how this is related

reef tundra
#

Also SSDs dont wear down when being read, only writes wear it down(slightly)(usually it takes thousands of write cycles to exhaust a byte/page).

fickle ore
#

meh..

misty saffron
#

real time apps
scheduler is smart, my friend

fickle ore
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So you don't have any experience, gotcha

reef tundra
#

Smart enough to be the defacto choice for kernels.

misty saffron
#

weirdchamp

crimson wigeon
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Wouldn't the smart prefetching of files which is what superfetch is about run at the lowest possible priority anyway

fickle ore
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Why would it?

misty saffron
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i am almost completely sure superfetch runs at lowest priority

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microsoft isn't incompetent

crimson wigeon
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Because it's meant to be unnoticeable except for the "oh nice cool that opened fast" factor

reef tundra
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Why would you not do that? It is not time critical and failure to meet the deadline just means that it will have to wait for the ssd

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Also you can tell the operating system to change the priority?

misty saffron
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if an app runs slowly because of low-priority tasks, it's not really microsoft's fault

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yes, in task manager

fickle ore
#

by default storage is the only device driver on windows that runs at high priority for interrupts (usb, lan, audio, graphics card, etc)

reef tundra
#

It just means that other more important tasks are hogging up the resources

misty saffron
#

it is exactly what the priority switches are in task manager

reef tundra
#

Which is what you want

misty saffron
reef tundra
#

In linux that is the niceness

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That is unsportmanship of you

misty saffron
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you didn't really know something as basic as what cached memory really is so i very much doubted you know that

ashen spindle
#

this is just "hyperdetailed mode" arguing with "idk im bored" person so it's great for a spectator KEKW

reef tundra
#

Maybe because you have not given the signal that you understand the basic principles of the complex subject yet? So, to be able to even converse you would automatically assume they know nothing untill you know for sure they do?

misty saffron
#

no, this was really enough

Then maybe you have only 8-16gb of RAM, of which 90% is used then start a game that could allocate 8gb but will not because of leftover cache in your RAM

fickle ore
#

What is wrong in it?

misty saffron
#

if you are at least somewhat competent (assume competent enough to write a game), you wouldn't analyze ram based on the cached amount

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windows will let you allocate as much memory as you want since pages used for caching are marked free

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doesn't matter PTEs aren't

fickle ore
#

There are some games that allocate X RAM amount based on available computer specs, but also available memory...

misty saffron
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yes, and available memory doesn't include the cached amount

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the cached ram is always free for programs to use

reef tundra
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You can make as many malloc requests as you can. The OS and memory controller wil decide the fate of the request

misty saffron
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..and the OS interprets cached memory as free on such request

fickle ore
#

Okay, thanks for teaching me something new about how that works. Yet, Superfetch using 100% disk and cpu reduces game fps and amounts to choppiness in game and stuttering and reduced min. fps.

reef tundra
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Because program memory is concidered to be more significant than cache. cache is just a nice to have

zenith sonnet
misty saffron
#

with disk i agree, but then again i doubt the IO requests aren't low priority

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the latter can be solved by giving proper priority to game threads

fickle ore
#

Or I can solve it for all (incompetent gams/devs) by just disabling superfetch and not having to care

reef tundra
#

The DMA in the CPU will handle most of the brunt work while the cores is doing something else. Pretty much point to the starting adress and let it go

misty saffron
#

it is probably the chipset handing dma tbh

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i don't know about that one but it would be logical at the very least

reef tundra
#

Yes, atleast with Intel architecure design. With the south and northbridge

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With the southbridge handling disk io

fickle ore
#

amd has direct m.2 lane to cpu, so its def not the chipset

reef tundra
#

It could be both actually

fickle ore
#

intel also has a direct ssd to cpu link.

misty saffron
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WHICH parts of cpu handle that would be a better question

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considering the northbridge is now a part of the cpu iirc

reef tundra
#

North bridge has been moved into the cpu die indeed. It was historically for high-speed graphic engines(AGP slot)

misty saffron
#

so you only get dma if m.2 or pcie

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considering m.2 is pcie

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because according to that diagram, sata -> chipset -> cpu -> whatever isn't really dma

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nothing about it is direct at the very least

reef tundra
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Yes because the DMA needs the PCIe lane to make the IO requests

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in the same way the cpu would

fickle ore
#

Idk why are we branching onto DMA because superfetch or w/e its called uses cpu so it cannot be DMA

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It's not bypassing the cores

misty saffron
#

any IO request to a suitable target is dma

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otherwise the kernel/cpu is fucking up bad time

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was it big time

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yes, that's the word

fickle ore
#

Nothing related to storage is yet DMA on Windows 10

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Maybe with DirectStorage API soon.

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The Storage API is ancient

misty saffron
#

weird

reef tundra
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Because the bussiness partners want it to be a plug and play experience or wont bother to even use it

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Unless the api is broke it aint need fixing

fickle ore
#

TLDR; Windowses are incompetent afterall?

reef tundra
#

atleast for bussiness people

misty saffron
#

so glad i finally decided to switch from deluge to qbittorrent

#

what a miserable experience that was

fickle ore
#

Even with DirectStorage API you need the Nvidia tech/AMD tech to have true DMA to decrypt files on the fly, completely bypassing the cpu

reef tundra
#

doesnt amd have a dedicated encryption coprocessor?

fickle ore
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idk, but the idea is to have the graphics card do it instead of the CPU

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because its much faster

reef tundra
#

Dedicated hardware is even faster..

fickle ore
#

Yeah they may have those on the gpu, not sure

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Idk whether it is the decryption or the storage transfer interrupts that actually hammer the CPU that much

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prob decryption

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afaik all I/O atm is pretty much capped atm due to CPU ST perf

reef tundra
#

Because it contains the root matrix for the PCIe?

fickle ore
#

I want a Optane for boot drive and 1 game, but even that won't help much due to decryption slowness

reef tundra
#

Just get a lot of CPU's and abuse them for their L1,L2 and L3 cache

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The most cost and power ineffecient method

fickle ore
#

From what I've read it's IPC/Frequency bound, ofcourse L1-L3 play a part in that. Ryzen 5800x is nice with 32mb L3.. But still I/O bound with this ancient storage api

crimson wigeon
#

Meh, why would you possibly want anything other than open read write close syscalls?!

reef tundra
#

Not a problem with PCIe? Just write custom firmware to make the cpu's basically just their caches

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You would have so much datarate the host cpu wouldnt even be able to process it in time

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Plus it would be the worst datacenter arrangement you could probably design

wheat plume
reef tundra
#

So loud sound is their innovation?

wheat plume
#

No
Haptic feedback

reef tundra
#

just increase the dB guv,ner. That will make the ground tremble

wheat plume
#

:')

reef tundra
#

180dB for a shockwave cabable to collapse some lungs

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When you get lungshot ingame you will also die in reallife

latent mural
#

Razer are LOL

fickle ore
#

Uff why does W10 compress my memory even if I have over 12gb of RAM available

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gotta disable that I guess

reef tundra
#

Memory compression is great. when many processes are running.

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Its impossible to somewhat fully fill the memory table without it

crimson wigeon
#

Because it's preferable to paging things out of memory entirely

fickle ore
#

Yeah I never have that much open. I guess disabling it reduces some unneeded CPU usage for my use-case

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good read

hard thicket
#

btw what happend to the Ampere direct storage feature nvidia announced back then ?

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like there has been nothing new about it since then

ashen spindle
#

thats literally just microsofts direct storage api

reef tundra
#

Also tiny processes dont take an entire page of memory. even if it needs only a few bytes it might get an entire 4k dedicated(depends on how large an memory page is defined as)

ashen spindle
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and afaik no game uses that yet really

hard thicket
#

so it's just marketing bullshitery again

ashen spindle
#

yesn't

fickle ore
#

@hard thicket coming after directstorage api is published, and no its not direct storage api. It's just an extra feature that improves the directstorage api by offloading file decompression from CPU to GPU

ashen spindle
#

I imagine we see first results after we get some games that are truly console optimised and use it there too

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well yeah it's not the exact same, it uses the api, puts something on top and so they call it their own

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just like they did with RTX

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like they did with Tesselation

hard thicket
#

guess time will tell if game studios really bother to implement such thing

fickle ore
#

They dont need to

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but then it can be engine bound scenario vs api bound scenario

reef tundra
#

Unless they are forced to use it, it tends to be a novelty factor. Like Nvidia PhysX

fickle ore
#

it'll be more like AMD SAM

thick elk
#

PhysX is different her.

ashen spindle
#

yeah, its them using an existing feature and market it as their own stuff by adding minuscule changes

fickle ore
#

but AMD will have same thing

#

they already have 2 patent for it

reef patrol
#

It's almost as if it's a PCI-E standard ๐Ÿ˜„

thick elk
#

PhysX basically nvidia bought the company making accelerators, while they were working on a software gpu implementation, they made one but locked it to only work when using nvidia drivers on nvidia gpu's.
Even blocking secondary nvidia gpu's when the primary was amd.

reef tundra
#

Seems to me that they allowed it to become an multimaster bus

thick elk
#

To be at least a bit fair about RTX IO they are working on the linux implementation themselves. That being said the building blocks have been in place for longer on linux than on windows.

reef tundra
#

Poor ASIC engineers that would have to simulate that PCIe config

ashen spindle
#

But thatโ€™s also more so because they can make use of that feature in a variation in server space. And there itโ€™s Linux so itโ€™s much less work to enable it for desktop too

thick elk
reef tundra
#

Seems to me that the majority of the work will be put on the storage device to allow for multiple masters to access the data.

#

fixable by firmware/drivers though

urban lynx
#

anyone in here use the "Magix Music Maker" kind of frequently?

reef tundra
#

Heard of the company but not of that software. Believe they bought Vegas from Sony.

urban lynx
#

i think they did

#

i use their other video software actually

reef tundra
#

Why is the popup window of my neovim so hot neon pink. Why is it like that?

urban lynx
#

i like pink

reef tundra
#

Same, but that is too much

crimson wigeon
#

It's the default isn't it

reef tundra
#

Really, wait... its somewhere in the :h then

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any idea which variable or function handles it?

#

ah i found it pmenu

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yes it is indeed the default colour

#

let me change that in my config

steep yoke
# fickle ore Uff why does W10 compress my memory even if I have over 12gb of RAM available

W10 only compresses memory that would have otherwise been paged out. You might reduce CPU usage, but at the expensive of having to now read/write to your harddrive.

And the memory compression is used to pre-compress before writing to your paging file. This reduces the size of the paging file. By disabling compression, you might increase paging even more.

There are many reasons why a modern OS might page out with free memory. It may seem counter-intuitive until you understand the problem being solved. One such example is paging data before you have to page can let the OS asynchronously page without affecting the user instead of synchronously paging and causing the system to stutter.

Think of it like buying toilet paper during a pandemic. If you only buy toilet paper when you need it, you can be more efficient, but at the risk of running out. If you buy toilet paper before completely running out, then you don't actually run out, but at the cost of having more than you need.

reef tundra
#

It also helps to deal with the issue of tiny processes which only need a small amount of memory to function more efficiently. As the memory gets allocated per page(4kb? typically).

fickle ore
#

@steep yoke yeah this Should be fine as I dont have much open when I play. Usually only the game and I run a pretty bare bones install. For example I have now 1.5gb used out of 32gb. Paging is set to 800mb as again, there isn't much need to page. Might aswell disable it unless there are memory leaks.

#

if I crash I'll crash that's no biggie

#

will figure after

#

pre-fetcher is set to disabled (0) in the registry and sysmain service (superfetch) is disabled

reef tundra
#

I would imagine that the kernel is smart enough to know when its best to compress and not. And when its best to compress allocated data.

fickle ore
#

Maybe, but not always

reef tundra
#

It would be a waste of cpu cycles to compress memory when there are loads left free.

steep yoke
# reef tundra It also helps to deal with the issue of tiny processes which only need a small a...

Yes for 4KiB. Virtual memory is tracked and managed at a page granularity. 4KiB has historically been a "good size" for many but not all platforms. Modern CPU generally support alternatively larger page sizes when explicitly requested by an application and if supported/enabled by the OS. Since virtual memory is managed at the page level, larger pages can reduce page management overhead. Generally not an issue, but there are some workloads, primarily server ones where the amount of memory allocated can be greater than the CPU page cache, resulting in more page lookups.

The cost with larger pages is paging out or page compression is done at the page level, which means paging in or out a larger page means shuffling around more data.

4KiB is just a really decent size.

fickle ore
#

I'd rather non-compressed memory for things that I use vs compressed memory for things I don't need (e.g browser, foobar, etc). Benefit is small cpu load decrease

#

idk windows likes to compress even if theres free atleast on my machine lol

reef tundra
#

But at some point it has to decide what gets compressed and when. Based on use, size or other factors.

#

Also larger pages mean more unutilised allocated memory.

steep yoke
#

It's difficult to know if the data will compress well without having compressed the data already. And tracking if data was compressed is a whole other issue. If all of the data is compressed or not compressed, you don't have to track it. But these means and all or nothing approach.

#

And looking at CPU usage isn't everything. Paging out can cause CPU stalls, which while less time is spent compressing, it may result in the CPU becoming effectively slower.

But there's no harm in disabling it. And at worst, it becomes a learning opportunity. I'm just trying to play devils advocate to spark thought and curiosity on the subject.

fickle ore
#

Do you have any idea what LargeSystemCache does in registry? default has it disabled for w10 but could also enable it

steep yoke
fickle ore
#

Same ๐Ÿ˜„

steep yoke
#

I'm sure there's more to it than that, but probably enough information to decide if worth persuing.

reef tundra
#

Hmm, seems fair. About the CPU stalling I would think it has to be very severe to have enough of an effect to. As the CPU uses a lot of techniques to eliminate dead time. Techniques such as staged pipeline, prediction capabilities, preprocessing, etc

fickle ore
#

@steep yoke Good stuff man, appreciated. Will give a read and ponder. Learning opportunities are also appreciated ๐Ÿ˜‚

reef tundra
#

And it could potentially signal the kernel to block and switch the process?

fickle ore
#

I'm not really looking at the CPU in vacuum. I'm playing some games at 500+ fps, and there is 0 idle time for cycles. In this scenario a small hiccup for cpu/caching is noticeable, for superfetching aswell as memory compression

#

If I just afk at desktop I couldn't care in the slightest about compression etc

steep yoke
#

Virtual memory in a modern computer is a complex issue. So many pros and cons to different approaches, and there is no clear winner. We all know that Windows is not optimally configured out of the box for all configurations and workloads. What used to be a strait forward system for making room in physical memory, has become this statistical system that attempts to spend resources proactively to reduce interruptions with the hope that resources aren't wasted so much as to be worse than the issue they were trying to prevent.

reef tundra
#

Also doesnt help it has to be compatible with an 4-bit architecture made in a few weeks for an Japanese Calculator.

fickle ore
#

Yeah, Windows 10 Out-of-box performance isn't really suitable for latency sensitive tasks or maximal throughput for specific use cases

steep yoke
#

You'll see people spout "what's the point of all of that cpu/memory if you're not going to use it?" Simplistically, there is some truth to this. Sometimes an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. But sometimes your stocking up on toilet paper turns into a hording problem.

reef tundra
#

The kernel does its best and no solution fits all. When you have to be very generalist you will be ineffective at specific tasks. As they were sacrificed to meet the general needs. Anyone needing special needs will be interested and begins to care about the loss of performance and it up and down sides. This applies to a lot of fields

#

It also becomes very complex when you have to realise that it is not the only process running and you can have any amount of others running in any configuration.

steep yoke
#

Experimenting is great for learning. But don't just blindly change settings. I can't tell you all of the times I tweaked a Windows setting because I read about it somewhere, forgot I ever did that, then ran into some "strange issues" some months/years later, only to track it down to my messing around. I have become more cognizant of my tweaks and try to "measure"(notice?) improvements. If I can't, I generally switch that setting back.

fickle ore
#

I did a lot of tweaking back in xp/w7/w8.1 days and frequently had to reinstall windows because some part of it bugged and couldnt even enable some services anymore.

#

Learned a lot from there and now pretty much know what and what not to disable

steep yoke
edgy hull
#

Best thing to avoid forgetting stuff, document it

reef tundra
#

Or the roque process that gets itself into a infinite loop or malloc loop

steep yoke
reef tundra
#

Better to have logs telling you how you fucked it up than a discussion on how you fucked it up

wheat plume
#

Damn this build is amazing

reef tundra
#

Slicc. Groovy

wheat plume
#

It costs the same as my build.....

#

And his is way way better

#

And more cooling and ram and storage

reef tundra
#

I dont need cooling currently on 74deg on 23 average load

wheat plume
#

Mine can reach 86c

ashen spindle
wheat plume
#

?

ashen spindle
#

the cpu and gpu are not in the price...

wheat plume
#

That's still way way way better than what I have

reef tundra
#

85c is my max load, i think. and it hurts

ashen spindle
#

the 1k$ is without a cpu or gpu

wheat plume
#

Is it??

#

He made the list when they were in stock

#

So surely it counts towards it

ashen spindle
#

...no

wheat plume
#

O

ashen spindle
#

quite a bad list imo

wheat plume
#

I need to upgrade my cooling and gpu nex year maybe

#

Cooling as soon as possible anyway

ashen spindle
#

why do you think you need to upgrade cooling?

reef tundra
#

That psu is so expensive

#

yees

wheat plume
#

85C

ashen spindle
#

and?

reef tundra
#

As long as thermal runaway is kept in check it is sufficient cooling for me

ashen spindle
#

silicon is not water, it doesn't evaporate at 100C and is gone

reef tundra
#

Actually semiconductors like silicone become more conductive when hotter.

ashen spindle
#

ehhh, not universally accurate

#

but that is why heatsinks on ssd's get awkward

#

bc one part should stay hot but the controller should stay cool

#

anyway, at 85c, sure you can upgrade your cooling, but all you get from it is a lower number when you look at how hot it gets for the most part

#

so

reef tundra
#

The worst you can do with cooling is thermal runaway or thermal shock

ashen spindle
#

it's a 3600, it makes barely any heat lol no risk of any of that there really

reef tundra
#

Unless you forget the cooler all together

ashen spindle
reef tundra
#

my rig has the 2600x and the stock cooler is doing just fine

reef tundra
#

Well, atleast you know and can cancel knowing it is a piece of trash anyways

#

did one of their products kill themselves?

#

Took some others down with it?

#

Apparently I got an bequiet! psu in my build. It still runs and the coil whine is nice and unhearable over the blowing fans

#

Be quiet! PURE POWER 11 700W CM

#

5 years of warrenty? nice

#

should be good, or it would be the legal minimum of 2 years

#

and no cad model is provided?

#

only the volume it takes up really. unless you make a super compact,.

#

Yea, does it fit? yes/no. is clearence > height?

vagrant marsh
#

you mean when you install a cpu thats so chonky, you can only install non cooler ram? ๐Ÿ˜›

wheat plume
reef tundra
#

force it though lolcat

wheat plume
#

๐Ÿค”

#

piping pacman through lolcat

reef tundra
#

Yay has no issue with that

wheat plume
#

I see a cultured wallpaper

reef tundra
#

Yes, ofcource you would pick it up :) Have to life up to the (now long gone) nobel blue blood. And a good noble knows art

wheat plume
#

idk who that character is :')

misty saffron
#

does fsp group supply psus for bequiet?

#

can you even get oem fsp group psus anywhere in europe?

#

just curious, you can in russia

#

well, usa then

#

or wherever you are

wheat plume
#

This is Apple's so called "Magic" keyboard and the magic part of it is that all of the keys actually work two months later
TechSpurt 2020 - Apple M1 Macbook Pro

reef tundra
#

Which shits its bed because they cant trust their own election process that it needed 50 or so lawsuits to settle

misty saffron
#

interesting, i can just walk into the closest store and theyโ€™ll have them

#

i see those being shilled all the time but never actually got one myself

#

are they any good?

#

i mean, iโ€™d imagine a company doing the same and only thing for 30 years would be able to finally do it properly

reef tundra
#

Because it would make more money to the shareholders for their brave owning of stuff

cursive summit
#
ashen spindle
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peepoShrug seems a bit pointless to speculate about that already imo

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literally only info is someone saying "it might be 12 instead of 7" and people already write articles

cursive summit
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Kopite has had a good record in the past

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Isn't kopite literally Kopachi Ensaka just renamed?

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Afaik he's been quite on point

ashen spindle
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totally different person and event then he still just saidt it "might" be like that

misty saffron
pale sigil
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Yup

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Pump is fucked

pale sigil
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Though it does also sound like there's no liquid maybe

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Could try emptying it

hard thicket
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be happy that it gives you signs

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and not just die overnight

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happend to one of my old rigs

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the tubes started to deform and leaked.

misty saffron
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@pale sigil what would be the best way to return it?

pale sigil
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Contact the maker

misty saffron
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obviously going to the store and saying "hey my pump SOMETIMES makes those noises" wouldn't do anything

pale sigil
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How old is it

reef patrol
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That's one dying impeller alright.

misty saffron
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must be a year at most..?

pale sigil
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Contact the brand of it

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Eg corsair

misty saffron
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nzxt weirdchamp

reef patrol
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You're in the EU, right Hollow?

misty saffron
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russia

pale sigil
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No

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He isn't

reef patrol
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Well fuck. Yeah contact manufacturer then xD

misty saffron
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europe, not european union ig

pale sigil
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Otherwise I would have suggested the shop haha

misty saffron
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yeah, that's gonna be useless

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they'd just say "we connected, it didn't make noises, it's working as intended"

ashen spindle
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whats the manufacturer?

misty saffron
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nzxt

pale sigil
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Nah they won't

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Provide them with evidence etc

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Most of the time they don't test it and judt send out a new one

ashen spindle
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just contact them directly, say pump broke, you have it for less than 2 years etc.

misty saffron
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i'm guessing videos of noises and of my setup is fine?

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just to show it's mounted properly etc

pale sigil
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Ye

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Zip em all. Up and add to the ticket

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Is what I did

misty saffron
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that's a lot of languages in one screenshot

reef patrol
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Haha

pale sigil
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Lmao

misty saffron
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i'm guessing taking a pic of the receipt i got from the store is good enough as proof of purchase?

pale sigil
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It'll have to do yes

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Just makes sure it's clear

misty saffron
pale sigil
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Lad

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Why buy stuff physically in the last few years lol

misty saffron
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it's a 15 minute walk

pale sigil
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Oh

misty saffron
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they have almost everything i need

pale sigil
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Not offer email reciepts?

misty saffron
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no, i pay in store with card

pale sigil
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Ye same but the tech place I goes to asks for your email to send the receipt

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A lot of places do here now

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Tis nice

misty saffron
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apple's done that for a real while apparently

pale sigil
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Ye

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Was gonna say

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Pretty sure apple kinda pushed the idea

misty saffron
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apple is weird, they have phones with a pos terminal accessory

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then they just hand you the phone for the email

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works well i guess

pale sigil
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It does

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A bunch of places do here, irs great honestly

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I have an email dedicated for it haha

misty saffron
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i've just setup catchall for that

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so when i need something specific i just search for recipient email, i.e. purchases@hw.gl

pale sigil
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Oh I do that too

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But

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I just like to keep things seperate

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I have like 30 odd rules setup to organise my email lol

misty saffron
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pretty sure g suite lets you group those fairly well as well

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yeah, what i meant

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@reef patrol do you by any chance know if i should contact nzxt support in my language or english?

pale sigil
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Your lang

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Do they have the option to select Russian

misty saffron
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uhm

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well

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the forms are half english half russian

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and a little bit of german just so you feel even more confident

ashen spindle
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I'd go with english, prob gets a repsonse faster

pale sigil
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ye

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fair point

misty saffron
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hahaha fuck i've used it for 7 months

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never purchasing anything from nzxt again

pale sigil
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tbh

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ive heard quite a few people who have bad experience

reef patrol
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Also - Most of NZXT's AIOs use Asetek pumps.

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So... ๐Ÿ˜„

misty saffron
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which are?

reef patrol
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Only the biggest, best? pump maker on the planet. ๐Ÿ˜„

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Your pump is likely just a factory defect.

misty saffron
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must've gotten a defective one then

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yeah

pale sigil
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Kinda where i stand

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Even though so many people i personally know have had issues.

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its a very little amount

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vs the amount made overall

misty saffron
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i'm just wondering where i will even have to mail it

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hopefully russia, otherwise rip 50 bucks in shipping costs

urban lynx
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usually if it is like a warranty issue or general product thing, the company would pay the shipping or refund it to you, if you provide the bill

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if you start working commercially with wares, you'll notice you often have it that they prefer organising transport for their stuff on their own. or a factory only offers their manufactured goods up to their own gate. after that go and get it transported yourself.

misty saffron
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organising transport in russia is very much a different thing imo

urban lynx
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idk. i'm talking stuff like pallets and shit

misty saffron
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fair

pale sigil
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fu

ashen spindle
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KEKW imagine still not using a custom player to avoid that

reef patrol
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Imagine using Twitch. At all.

latent mural
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which keyboard is faster razer huntsman or wooting one?

reef patrol
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Tell you what - If you can measure a meaningful difference, I'll give you a crown.

ashen spindle
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@lethal wasp hey I think mansen owns you a crown

wheat plume
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Mansen, can you not feel the difference between 0.01mm of key travel?

reef patrol
wheat plume
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:

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p

pale sigil
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@ashen spindle ?

lethal wasp
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What for?

pale sigil
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wooting stream

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so ofc im using twitch

ashen spindle
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did I misremember? werent you testing wooting vs huntsman at one point?

lethal wasp
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yeah, why?

wheat plume
ashen spindle
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read the two posts above my ping :p

lethal wasp
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oh yeah

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that's key release delay (debounce) i believe

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I have video somewhere but idk if I deleted it

lethal wasp
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yeah 22ms minimum keypress time with razer huntsman

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vs 1-2ms with wooting one tachyon mode

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guess I'll be taking that crown lol

reef patrol
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Sorry - That was only offered to Emce. And I was obviously being facetious, referring to a meaningful difference you can feel. ๐Ÿ˜›

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Which is better!?

Stop focusing on the tech - Comfort and feel is a hell of a lot more important. And entirely subjective.

ashen spindle
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but if they feel simmilar/same, valid to get whats better even if you don't notice it super obviously

reef patrol
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Which looks prettier?

ashen spindle
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if they feel the same but one is better and looks ugly I still take it over the lookpeepoShrug

vagrant marsh
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temp of my chipset is higher than my cpu. is that normal?

reef tundra
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Does it work?

vagrant marsh
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well. if my chipset doesnt work, that would mean i couldnt start the pc to begin with, right?

crimson wigeon
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Is it alarmingly hot?

reef tundra
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It only allows the CPU to communicate with your harddrives, usb devices. Small things reallly

wheat plume
reef patrol
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Custom BIOS image.

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Easy to do back in the day with legacy booting.

reef tundra
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Fred

wheat plume
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oo

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at least its better than "GIGABYTE, INSIST ON ULTRA DURABLE" blasted in bold across the screen

vagrant marsh
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thats why you go for aorus

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the cooler gigabyte

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๐Ÿคฃ

wheat plume
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ok, I like that

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thats pretty badass

reef tundra
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Caption: Human being terrorised by an Intel celeron and NVIDIA RTX 3080, the shoe was not effective..

wheat plume
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The 3080 is being terrorised by the celeron :')

reef tundra
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Who would have guessed? Shitty, cheaped out components not being good?