#off-topic-tech

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winged valley
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Do you guys think a 5 letter .co domain is a good investment for a small local business website or no bc its a .co

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Bc I found one I can get for reaaally cheap

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(And it works with my business name)

tough owl
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how much is the renewal

winged valley
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40 a year

tough owl
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not bad

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does it get confused with a .com

winged valley
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yes but the .com redirects to some IT/AV company I've never heard of

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So likely no real conflict since I'd be on very small local scale and primarily doing repair

compact tangle
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I need help with spawning an actor in Unreal if anyone has advanced experience in that area.
(I am specifying advanced because I've gone through about 20 people I know -including my instructor- and none of them can figure this out).

pure karma
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in 2 probably in like 3-4 ehh they will probably be trying to start pushing AM6 or something

sage pier
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wheres the a770?

gilded helm
sharp oasis
twin dew
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If AMD designed the socket well, there is no need for change before either DDR6 support or more RAM channels is needed.

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With AM4 they would probably have wanted to raise the socket power limit in the last CPU generation.

pure karma
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well what i mean by that is they will probably start sniffing trails of AM6 in like 3-4 years not drop AM5

sharp oasis
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I'm so close to 16k

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But I'm hitting thermal limitations of my cooler

pure karma
sharp oasis
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That just sounds like crap

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Mine sounds kinda like a jet

pure karma
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well its held together by hopes and dreams

sharp oasis
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Lol

pure karma
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so what a shocker

sharp oasis
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Fucken hell.

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I'm so close and yet so far

pure karma
sharp oasis
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Aaaaaa.

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Why am I so close

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And yet

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30 ish pts is all between me and 16k pts on cb

twin dew
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Shut Windows services etc. off and disconnect internet?

sharp oasis
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I seem cb to realtime as well

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No improvement

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That is my highest score to date

twin dew
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Secondary and tertiary RAM timing tuning timE?

sharp oasis
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Doesn't effect cbr23 as much. But at a decent state. (63ns latency 47Gb/s)

twin dew
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Yes, not much, but might have been enough to get the final points.

sharp oasis
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I don't think the ram will take anything tighter

twin dew
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But that is pretty close already to what can be done.
The bandwidth might be little low.

sharp oasis
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Its already pretty tight

sharp oasis
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10gb/s faster or so

pure karma
sharp oasis
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Mine sounds like a jet plane

sharp oasis
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As the latency is decent on these hynix dimms

twin dew
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Depends, for this I would probably first try to tune the tRFC to edge of stability.
That is usually included in XMP at very loose setting.

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And as on AM4 you cannot tune tREFI, that matters much.

sharp oasis
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How does TRFC312 aound

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Thats not too BSD actually

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And that'd XMP

twin dew
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From the DDR4 OC guide:
H8D: 240 - 260
H8A, H8C: 260 - 280

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in ns.

sharp oasis
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For all of trfc

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1,2,4

twin dew
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So that 312 as timing is below that.

sharp oasis
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Anything else I may wanna tune

twin dew
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For the full refresh, so 1.
Then the others are half refresh and quarter refresh, but at least AM5 doesn't use them.

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Wait like I said, those values were in nanoseconds, and the timing is in clock cycles.

sharp oasis
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This is AM4 DDR4 CJR8gbit. Or c die

twin dew
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To convert to ns: 2000 * timing / ddr_freq.
For example, tRFC 250 at DDR4-3200 is 2000 * 250 / 3200 = 156.25 ns.

To convert from ns (this is what you would type in your UEFI): ns * ddr_freq / 2000.
For example, 180 ns at DDR4-3600 is 180 * 3600 / 2000 = 324, so you would type 324 in your UEFI.

sharp oasis
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So is 136ns

twin dew
sharp oasis
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Trfc 260 at 3800mhz is 136

twin dew
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So probably not much to tune on that.

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Some RAM manufacturers put really loose tRFC into their XMP.

sharp oasis
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Uhh

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Wtf

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My ram has it tighter then the chart sasy

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Says.

twin dew
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Yes, as that chart is baseline.

sharp oasis
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At 3800

twin dew
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Not the absolute max some specific chip units can do at low temperature.

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Just what all of the chips should be able to do at sane temperatures.

sharp oasis
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Idk if its applying

twin dew
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And tRFC and tREFI are significantly temperature dependant above 60C or so.

sharp oasis
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I hit f10

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My mobo has no diagnostic lights

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But its just sitting there

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I may be unable to adjust timings

twin dew
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But that URL has various suggestions for secondary and tertiary timings.

sharp oasis
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I may be very close to the edge already

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By pushing frequency so far

twin dew
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As VSOC, VDDP etc. aren't directly set by the XMP, but as auto reaction to it.

sharp oasis
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(I set them manually)

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Yeah nope

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Something's hit a limit

twin dew
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Which is why the guide tells to use loose primaries to set secondaries, and only after that tune the primaries.

sharp oasis
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The XMP setting on this kit is pretty tight. By all standards.

twin dew
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As several of them have interactions with the secondaries and the secondaries are more important than the primaries.

sharp oasis
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Like my old kit of B die tight

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Not spot on but close

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Tho 200mhz slower

soft bloom
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i want to rant about how these lazy asses at JetBrains introduced this stupid frustrating bug into Jupyter notebooks view that makes it autoscroll to the same cell again and again despite all your effort to move away from it to do actual work. it's like if you where reading a book but it kept turning pages back. or writing in notebook that kept sticking your pen to another page.
the worst bug i have ever had

edgy hazel
night girder
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Hehe I cast starlink. ๐Ÿ˜‚

nimble cargo
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I wasn't sure if that was my Aussie internets or not.

charred pewter
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i remember the days that was the norm

sage pier
tough owl
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youre welcome

visual tree
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Did I read it correctly, someone made a car that forces drivers to use touchscreen for blinkers? ๐Ÿ’€

charred pewter
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da fuq

visual tree
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There is no way I would use touchscreen for turn signals and wipers...

charred pewter
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i'd barely even use it to turn on my lights, or other things too ๐Ÿ˜„

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but yeah, actual hot-seat operations ... i would never want that as a touch screen option

visual tree
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My car lights are set to automatic so I don't have to worry about that hehe

charred pewter
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"lets put brakes on touchscreen!"

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my wipers are automatic with when the window gets wet ๐Ÿ™‚

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conversion kit... my car is a '84 ... wasnt standard lol

visual tree
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I support using touchscreen for multimedia but not for things like blinkers, wipers, ac controls, etc...

charred pewter
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my GPS is touchscreen ... thats it ๐Ÿ˜„

visual tree
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My mother is furious and she bets it's the french who originally came up with the idea lol

charred pewter
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LOL!

visual tree
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She never really liked french cars jace_smile

charred pewter
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blame 'werid shit in cars' on the French

stray badger
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Ive never seen automatic wipers before

stray badger
pure karma
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if someone tried making autopilot probably whithin 3 years

stray badger
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Apparently not in the states

visual tree
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Wish I lived in the same city where I work. I would be glad to use a bike if that was the case

stray badger
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Set the speed settings manually here

visual tree
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I think some wipers are automatic in a way you don't actually need to turn them on. They will activate automatically as soon as they detect rain and stop when there is no rain

visual tree
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Others are like semi-automatic. You still need to turn them on

tough owl
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newer/higher end trim cars have auto wipers

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i do yea

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i hate touch screen stuff in cars

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nah

charred pewter
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i hate touch screen keyboards ๐Ÿ˜„

visual tree
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Hope this won't happen anytime soon lol

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Imagine people standing in front of hospitals to get a new firmware

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No money? You die!

charred pewter
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"i just bricked my brain, brb"

visual tree
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"Have you tried turning it off and on again?"

charred pewter
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how does one factory reset a failed firmware update /??

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'my clone will save me'

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i was reading a book where people had a clone in a suspension chamber all the time, with a real-time sync link going, and if you ever died, the clone would wake up, and a new clone get assigned for the sync

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immortaility, without being immortal

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some things went wrong, and some people would wake up thinking they died ... but the other had not .... resulting in multiples of the same person running around

visual tree
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Isn't that similar to SOMA?

charred pewter
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SOMA? i dont know that

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that a game im assuming

visual tree
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Yeah, it has a similar story

charred pewter
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ah, ive noticed a lot of sci-fi stuff being very similar

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EVERSPACE was kinda like it as well

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wow, the somagame website is a broken pile of dren ๐Ÿ˜„

visual tree
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Wth happened to the website lol. I don't think it even looked like this before....

tough owl
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rip css

jagged snow
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Probably not, but maybe

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I more so hope that we move to phev

jagged snow
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Best of both worlds with very minimal drawbacks

visual tree
# sand saddle

Must have mistaken it for some other game. Thought it looked much better than it is atm

dire igloo
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the background images just didn't load for you

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rest looks pretty identical to me

charred pewter
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hm

sand saddle
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Weird

charred pewter
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i tried in a profile with and without adblocks... so thats weird

sand saddle
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I'm running all ublock filters

charred pewter
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Safari looks correct, Chrome not

sand saddle
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I'm using firefox

tough owl
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looks fine on my firefox with ublock

charred pewter
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which is hilarious, given Safari

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guessing they doing something that Chrome is breaking on ..........

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Chrome doesnt like the SSL

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strangely enough, the resources come from different locations (not just a single CDN) ....

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yeah, its the CDN they are using:

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the cert is invalid-ish enough for chrome to balk

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but Firefox and Safari are like "it looks fine, this is fine"

tough owl
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looks good enough, must be fine

sand saddle
gilded helm
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WHo bought that $360 4060 Ti?

tough owl
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it was not me

charred pewter
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the cert they are using is issued for "*.cloudfront.net" but the domain in the url they are using "cdn.thedarkswarm.com" which ... doesnt match weird ... safari usually is the one to bitch about that more

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yup, there it pops ... now safari is breaking ...

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FUN

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so what happens in safari is ... if those are linked as resource, safari doesnt care that the name doesnt match in the certificate .... but if you go to the resources directly, it complains

jagged snow
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My browser still likes it

charred pewter
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yet in chrome, it just complains anyways

jagged snow
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I was able to load it in chrome & firefox

charred pewter
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heh!

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yeah, my chrome isn't having any of it ... loaded from the website, or directly ....

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my safari is half n half, it accepts it if its a resource link, but wont if its a direct

jagged snow
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Oh wait

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That's because chrome is defaulting to http on my end

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If I force https it breaks

charred pewter
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heh! yeah .... sometimes i have a hard time getting chrome to try the http version lol

jagged snow
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Weird that mine just defaulted to that

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I haven't seen that behavior often

charred pewter
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HAX lol

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Safari on mac is worse... it like ... totally ignores the existence of http

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apple .... "thou shalt not go to http"

jagged snow
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Http is still fine for stuff like that where it's more or less just a landing page with some links

charred pewter
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exactly ......... !!!!

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info pages, no point being all secured up the wazoo ... theres no logins, no forums, no chats, or comments

visual tree
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Had to restore router back to stock firmware from OpenWRT ๐Ÿ˜ข

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Everything on LAN was working perfectly fine on OpenWRT but there are a lot of issues when it comes to Wi-Fi

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Guess OpenWRT doesn't work perfectly on all supported routers

sharp oasis
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Taking the voltage offset off helped

visual tree
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It's not that bad when it comes to Asus but I still wanted to test OpenWRT

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Guess it's best to use OpenWRT for recommeded routers and not just all supported routers

wanton orchid
wanton orchid
visual tree
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Yeah, still had issues

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I am going to get a new router and AP soon anyways

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Edgerouter X SFP and Unify U6+

wanton orchid
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I find it hard to get really wifi ap
always are some kind of (stupid) all in one solution

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doing everything bad rather than doing lan <> wifi good

jagged snow
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Although there is an argument to be made that you can't expect the consumer to know what that means

pure karma
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its allways problem after problem whit computers i swear....

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major stability issues again it seems

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well atleast its a fairly consitently recuring problem

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the downside is every single time it happens theres just no signs of issues other than just everything crashing all at once

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this video might help idk

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its prettymuch just throwing a bunch of unspecified hang errors

gilded helm
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It looks like first gen GDDR7 chips are slated to have 3GB modules, if roadmaps are to be believed. So Nvidia can potentially increase VRAM by 50% across the board. If they want.

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All the same sort of memory configurations are possible (12 or 24 chips on a 384 bit bus, 4 or 8 on 128, etc.)

tough owl
gilded helm
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5090 probably will. Nvidia always uses max available chips on flagship, if history is anything to go by.

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Anything below flagship is questionable.

tough owl
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xx60 class cards probably not

gilded helm
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I can see a 128 bit bus and 12GB for the 5060.

pure karma
gilded helm
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I don't guarantee it of course.

jagged snow
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What led you to that conclusion?

gilded helm
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Plot twist, Nvidia makes a 256 bit bus 20GB 5080 with a mix of 3GB and 2GB chips. Thus bringing back concerns from the GTX 970 days, where the memory bus doesn't evenly address the memory.

tough owl
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I would hope nvidia learned from their mistakes

pure karma
jagged snow
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What's your psu rated for?

pure karma
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well it says 850W so im gonna go whit 850W

jagged snow
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Well yeah, that's definitely not helping then

sharp oasis
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850w Peak or sustained. is the diffrence

jagged snow
sharp oasis
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somehow my 650w is rated for 100% duty cycle

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so sustained

sharp oasis
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but ive seen some psus only say peak

pure karma
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kinda surprise the system dident shut down and recovered on its own

jagged snow
jagged snow
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Or it means that it isn't a psu problem at all, and is an issue with the wiring

pure karma
sharp oasis
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2-5%

pure karma
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well i probably hit 900W/850

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somehow

jagged snow
sand saddle
jagged snow
sharp oasis
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10%? @sand saddle

pure karma
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interestignly tho mathematically CPU-GPU shouldent draw over 750W ever whit a like 100W window

sand saddle
sharp oasis
jagged snow
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Most psus will trip at a hard current limit that's set somewhat beyond their rating, but they have other protection measures that will often kick in before the current limit

pure karma
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so either gpu was 200W over rated spec or 13700K was

sharp oasis
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for my unit specifically is 2-5%

sand saddle
gilded helm
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A PSU won't necessarily trip if a fraction of a second power spike goes above its sticker wattage.

sharp oasis
gilded helm
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THey're built for that.

sharp oasis
jagged snow
pure karma
jagged snow
gilded helm
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I recall seeing some PSUs call out that they can handle some higher amount of power during a tenth of a second or something like that.

sand saddle
jagged snow
gilded helm
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Hence reviews

sharp oasis
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1200W?

jagged snow
sand saddle
jagged snow
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My 1kw unit from 2012 is still kicking and only just recently left warranty

sharp oasis
pure karma
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here are the software readings under just a normal furmark stress test......

sharp oasis
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basically rebadged 1000w units WTF

jagged snow
sand saddle
jagged snow
pure karma
sharp oasis
gilded helm
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You'll typically see peak numbers around 1200W because that's where you'll start tripping breakers in the USA anyway.

sharp oasis
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HWM is vastlty innacurate

sand saddle
languid gulch
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eh

sharp oasis
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yeah

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i mean ill be dealing with 6900XT

languid gulch
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1200W if your wiring isn't done great

sharp oasis
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ill be at 93% load

gilded helm
sharp oasis
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with worst case spikes

languid gulch
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was the 6900XT one of those GPUs that was prone to random millisecond power spikes?

sharp oasis
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yep

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and bad ones at that

languid gulch
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thought i remembered that

sand saddle
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Sometimes I regret not making my own music playlists

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I end up listening to the weirdest shit ever

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Whatever spotify feeds me ig

languid gulch
gilded helm
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Fun fact, my Bolt by default charges at 8amps, and you need to specifically save a profile to get it to charge at 12 amps, because Chevy is so afraid of shoddy home wiring.

pure karma
sharp oasis
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sensors

pure karma
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theres like 400

sharp oasis
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look for the ones that display power

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its pretty clearly labled

pure karma
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there arent any only ram

jagged snow
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Heck, you could charge with a crappy extension cord at that level of current

gilded helm
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Yeah, they're probably afraid of people using flimsy extension cords too

sharp oasis
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for cpu

sand saddle
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One of the issues with P750GM was that the protections were set way too high so instead of the protection kicking in, it just started burning

languid gulch
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i managed to somehow not fry my pc by using a monitor's ribbon power cable at first (wasn't paying attention) which almost instantly OCP'd

sharp oasis
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for gpu

pure karma
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why cant you just filter by power....

sharp oasis
sharp oasis
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never needed to

languid gulch
pure karma
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ight there

sharp oasis
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you can filter

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go into settings

sand saddle
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OCCT also has sensors data built in

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Pretty useful single piece of software

pure karma
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allright there

tough owl
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Im testing this. If anyone has things I should try let me know

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well it works

tough owl
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This is going to end poorly

wanton orchid
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its already poor in a way

gilded helm
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I want snarky commentary from ChatGPT when it's grading a paper it wrote in the first place.

sand saddle
tough owl
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this is an amazing song

sand saddle
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Diggy Diggy Hole lmao

sand saddle
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I don't know what spotify is feeding me, but I've heard quite a few times

gilded helm
pure karma
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digging a hole

visual tree
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Unfortunately, my model is not supported (RT-AC85P) ๐Ÿ˜ฅ

twin dew
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Ah, sorry, it was just Asus example image.

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That said RT-AC66U B1

visual tree
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I am planning on buying Edgerouter X SFP and Unify U6+ anyways

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Hope AP will have enough coverage through concrete walls

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I could buy a better model with better coverage but I am not sure if U6+ is not enough or perhaps more than enough

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Anyways, I'm off to work

languid gulch
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BG3 is still amazing

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doing my 2nd "full" runthrough & i missed so much the first time

mental oriole
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Thanks for reminds that I need to finish my honour mode run ๐Ÿ˜‰

languid gulch
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near as i can tell they did flight just about perfect

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so many games get flying wrong, or do the "we can't do it because of X"

edgy hazel
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850GB of 1.4TB downloaded...

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Soon I'll have so many DnD models

dire igloo
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The fuck are you doing?

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How do you get 1.4TB of DnD models?

edgy hazel
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MZ4250 patreon

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Paid 5โ‚ฌ for access to the google drive

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Only need it for a month but I'll prolly just let it run for another 2-3 months just as a thanks

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He got blender + stl files

sand saddle
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He doesnโ€™t have alternate ways to give money? So patreon wouldโ€™t take their cut, though ig it isnโ€™t that massive.

tough owl
jagged snow
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Oh sick

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I'm a nikon fanboy, so that's kinda cool to see

edgy hazel
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Maybe they'll get less overpriced now

jagged snow
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Nikon is not really known for low pricing

edgy hazel
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Lower than fucking red

jagged snow
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They do this thing where they price their low end stuff really really cheap but then the price scales up way faster than seems reasonable as you move up the product stack

jagged snow
tough owl
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I wonder if the red brand will stay ornamental Nikon will just phase them out and use their stuff in Nikon cameras

charred pewter
jagged snow
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My older body is at well over double its rated shutter life and still going strong

charred pewter
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i know... Nikon (and many of the old OLD brands) are pretty decent

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i was just being silly ๐Ÿ˜‰ cause im always being told model not brand lol

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ive got a Nikon camera still

jagged snow
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Yeah, they've always been solid
I do find it a little funny that they've diversified so much
They have a division that does lithography machine mantineance

charred pewter
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thats odd

jagged snow
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It's because you use lithography machines to make imaging sensors, dot matrix meters, and phase detect af sensors

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So even though they outsouced their imaging sensors as of ~2010, they still manufacture af sensors, matrix meters, and the processors for the cameras themselves

sand saddle
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I got quiet switches

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Very quiet

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Can't hear anything with my headphones on

jagged snow
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Sorry, you need to type louder
I can't hear you now

sand saddle
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Perhaps too quiet?

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No satisfaction of a mech keyboard now

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Well, quieter than membrane lol

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A lot quieter

charred pewter
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af sensors? ๐Ÿ˜†

jagged snow
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Yes?

charred pewter
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"af" lol you guys introduced me to "af" ... and now thats all i see

jagged snow
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Ohhhh

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autofocus ๐Ÿ˜‰

charred pewter
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๐Ÿ˜„

jagged snow
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They're good af

charred pewter
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AH! ... there we go

jagged snow
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Although tbh I'm not entirely sure if they still do their own phase detect sensors for the z series bodies, since sony makes the imaging sensor and the contrast detect hardware, which have the phase detect system integrated now(if present in that model)

charred pewter
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my Nikon was before all that... it takes film (which is hard to find)

jagged snow
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Walmart sells it

edgy hazel
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I love fr

jagged snow
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They'll develop it and run some prints for under $10 a roll

edgy hazel
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Just add frfr at the end of your sentence

charred pewter
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hmm ... brave walmart ... hmmm

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walmart around here is like pure ghetto dangerzone ๐Ÿ˜„

jagged snow
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Film was the first thing that brought me to walmart last year, and they were out of stock both times I checked ๐Ÿ˜ญ

charred pewter
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if you dont get run into in the parking lot, you may get mugged at the door, or held up inside

dire igloo
edgy hazel
charred pewter
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fraf ?

edgy hazel
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Also usable with the remove command:
rm -fr folder

charred pewter
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sudo -af

jagged snow
charred pewter
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ah

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thats pretty bad though

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thats like our Target .....

jagged snow
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Might be worse than a mugging

charred pewter
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walmart is risking life and limb.... target is risking sanity and just losing it and ending up going to jail for your actions

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sometimes i find its best to go to brick n mortor stores with big headphones on and the music turned up

dire igloo
edgy hazel
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folder gets removed frfr

dire igloo
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Reminds me of a programming Syntax we had to make as an assignment in Uni.
We called it "Sprache HuSo" and it was quite easy to read if you just pretended you were talking to a Hauptschรผler

jagged snow
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A what?

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Let me look it up

dire igloo
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Basically a simpler form of a programming language

jagged snow
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Pseudocode?

dire igloo
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But no actual functionality behind it, just the definition of how it's supposed to be written

dire igloo
# jagged snow Pseudocode?

No, it was defined like a proper programming language.
It just wasn't implemented or anything, just the language definition

jagged snow
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Interesting

dire igloo
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The topic of the course was compiler building, so it was necessary for us to learn how a language is defined

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The languages we actually implemented were much much simpler

echo roost
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anybody a idea to fix this shit? game is new installed

twin dew
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Wrong channel, but you have old mods installed.

low scaffoldBOT
twin dew
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They don't get removed when you uninstall the game or the mod manager.

echo roost
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What is the location from old mods?

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ahh i have the folder

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thanks for helping ๐Ÿ˜„

pure karma
#

my disapointment in discord rn is real

maiden coyote
#

Imagine getting 1gbps down... going to host stuff and stream and it's only 30mbps up

tough hamlet
#

asymmetrical bandwidth is the bane of my existence

#

my current internet is like that. it's amazing.

#

Microwave dishes are not very expensive ๐Ÿ‘€

#

we looked into laying fiber but it would have cost like half a million dollars

#

a $50 airMAX dish is much more reasonable

#

Longmont, Colorado has a city-owned fiber utility, which is unheard of in the US

#

Oh, sorry checkit

#

NextLight is

Symmetrical 1000 Mbps upload and download speeds

#

and it's under $70/mo

#

insanity compared to CenturyLink et al.

#

and according to someone i know who lives there, they aren't lying

mental oriole
winged valley
#

isnt the reason asymmetrical bandwidth exists bc of physical limitations

#

like the system was originally designed for cableboxes which are not going to be uploading much data at all

jagged snow
#

Asymmetrical bandwidth is a holdover from DSL days

#

It also comes into play with wireless systems, weather they're short range or satellite

charred pewter
#

cable sux ๐Ÿ˜‰

#

they lopside it cause it cant handle much... so they try to put it most on download

#

they are super fast when compared to dialup

#

it was all the marketting trend here "broadband" vs "dialup" ... but dialup is dead, but they still seem to think they are the shit

#

now its moving more to 'fiber' vs 'cable'

night girder
#

I am getting to old for this.

charred pewter
#

then it will be 'subspace' vs 'fiber'

night girder
#

but I hope everyone who buys it has fun with it.

jagged snow
#

It's getting there, close to half iirc

charred pewter
#

fiber took my city by storm and the cable guys are like 'oh shit'

#

more like 150 for gigabit lol

jagged snow
#

Nah, I pay 85 for symmetrical gig

#

But I do actually feel like at least for now, that cost is justified

charred pewter
#

im paying $60 for 600/600 ... sub gig speeds, but i dont wanna pay 80+

jagged snow
#

It'd better not do anything but go down in the future though

#

Yeah, high income but also high col

charred pewter
#

they constantly raising rates ... its like they NEVER go down

#

they wont go down until people stop paying it

jagged snow
#

Hdds went down ๐Ÿ™‚

night girder
charred pewter
#

every month they try to justify some new fee or price increase lol

night girder
#

Oh monthly even? We only have it yearly ๐Ÿ˜„

jagged snow
#

My ISP is also very small, which helps

charred pewter
#

im locked in till feb 2025 .... but it will go up then, and i have to call in and negotiate a new 'deal' to lock in

#

right,i was paying $60/mo for my old 30/3 DSL lol .... so im not really upset

#

and my isp has twice now increased my speeds 'at no additional cost' ... last bump was for my upload to match my download

#

i have better internet than one of our work servers which sits directly on the net

night girder
#

theoratically: 84.9Mb/s down and 27.6Mb/s up. I pay around 85.68 euro's for it.

charred pewter
#

๐Ÿ˜ฆ

night girder
#

let me check how much I actually get.

charred pewter
#

ooof

night girder
#

The upload is even better than my ISP tells me it is.

#

but the download is way worse.

#

I keep checking my ISP page of announced fiber projects. But so far, my street isn't planned

#

such a tiny country, you would think it's easy.

#

Probably the density of buildings.

jagged snow
night girder
#

What else could make it delay. Maybe not a priority. Or mismanagement.

#

They aim to have fiber for half our population by 2025.

#

in 2022 they provided fiber for 600.000 families.

#

We got 5 100 000 families in Belgium (2023), if they do 600 000 families a year, it will take 8.5 years.

#

probably ๐Ÿ˜’

#

maybe they upped the price of other packages?

#

or have other sources of income to cover it.

#

new concept to me

#

So how do they get bandwith? From corporations?

night girder
#

I am off to bed ๐Ÿ‘‹

wary olive
jagged snow
tough owl
wary olive
#

WHAT THE FUCK

jagged snow
#

Here's one where my dl wasn't so slow

jagged snow
wary olive
tough owl
#

i have like 100 other people using the network rn too

wary olive
#

where yall live to have this good internet

#

Id sacrifice 300 download for that kind of upload and ping

sage pier
#

also @twin dew is it illegal for my isp to say price for life $xx but then theres a cost recovery fee ontop of that (its 2.99 usd/mo)

twin dew
#

Depends where you live.

#

In US, usually no.

#

In almost any other country, AFAIK yes.

sage pier
dire igloo
#

Oh, they do, but the requests get lost in transit due to packetloss

twin dew
#

The various "administrative" charges etc. are basically that.
Extra fees to cover the basic taxes and costs the ISP has, over the official price.

wanton orchid
#

except it's part of the service
so it's scam
you can say whatever
it's like selling "free" goods at $100 shipping

twin dew
#

Yup, just very common at US.
IIRC airtravel tickets got special legistlation already that they must include all "mandatory extras" in the advertised price.

wanton orchid
#

likewise floor shipping price must be 0

twin dew
#

But similar regulation for internet providers and cable-TV is stuck in FCC.

wanton orchid
night girder
#

EU ruled that IAB is not respecting GDPR. 80% of european cookie pop-ups is managed by IAB.

#

Weird thing is that IAB has an alternative system, but they wanted to wait for the court ruling.

twin dew
#

Because their current one is made to be as hard to use as possible, so that people would just click "allow"

night girder
#

This is the appeal btw. Now a Belgian judge has to make a descisions and I hope this gives a blow to these stupid cookies.

night girder
#

Some websites do it perfect though.

#

the problem was a TC-string, coupled with a cookie and IP, advertisers could still track you.

#

Now EU made the same ruling about the TC-string.

#

The ruling of EU seems to be that a TC-string is also considered personal data.

#

I mean not familiar with the concept of a TC-string. It looks something like this: "BOSSotLOSSotLAPABAENBc-AAAAgR7" and is the data of your consent. What you did consent to and what you didn't. Not sure if this is really personal data. But apparantly it is. Especially when they are coupling it with cookies and IP tracking I guess.

twin dew
#

Personal data is information that relates to an identified or identifiable individual. If you cannot directly identify an individual from that information, then you need to consider whether the individual is still identifiable.
And seems that IAB has been determined to have used that their TC String concept to identify users, so it counts.

night girder
#

ofc it counts, why else would so many courts rule like that.

languid gulch
#

i'm really waiting for legislation that's a "either don't gather or use that info, or when you do, send that person a check" & see how long that industry sticks around

cobalt ivy
#

My internet speed, hello from France...

languid gulch
#

or just bypass that stuff entirely. make companies report the collection & sale on their taxes, & then give people a deduction on tax day ๐Ÿคฃ

edgy hazel
languid gulch
#

more of a "knock it off with the useless lawsuits about stolen data settlements & security breaches that sit in court & appeals processes for years until the lawyers siphon off all the money" avoidance

frosty zenith
cobalt ivy
night girder
#

Anyone else have these in their event viewer? critical -> "System maintenance detected issues requiring your attention. A notification was sent to Security and Maintenance." (event ID: 100)

#

Deadlines and notification Critical maintenance activity must execute within a pre-defined time window. If critical tasks have not been able to run within their designated time, Automatic Maintenance will automatically start executing at the next available system idle opportunity. However, if the task state remains behind deadline, Automatic Maintenance will notify the user about the activity and provide an option for a manual run of Automatic Maintenance. All tasks scheduled for maintenance will run, although the most starved tasks take precedence. This activity may impact system responsiveness and performance; therefore, Automatic Maintenance will notify the user that critical maintenance activity is executing.

#

Due to the nature of scheduling, some scheduled tasks may not finish: perhaps there are too many scheduled events to fit into the 1-hour maintenance window, or maybe the computer was simply not turned on. In such cases, you can define a task with a deadline. A deadline is defined as a recurring timeframe in which the system must successfully perform the task at least once.

#

Interesting, so if it can't finish the tasks in 1-hour, it stops and schedules the tasks for the next day. Maybe that's what was in my event-logs mhm.

#

If a task misses a deadline, then the maintenance scheduler will continue to attempt to execute the task during the maintenance window. Further, the scheduler will not limit itself to the regular 1-hour time limit. Instead, the scheduler extends the duration of the maintenance window in order to complete the delayed task.

twin dew
#

Microsoft has been at least since Windows 10 expected everyone to keep their computers max in sleep mode during the night, with wake timers activated...

#

So that the computers would turn back on during the night and do all those things, and then go back to sleep.

wanton orchid
#

"all those things" all kind of things

#

coming from Microsoft
"Maintenance" is :

  • removing Feature
  • increase telemetry
  • add pop-ups to connect to Microsoft accounts
  • reinstall one-drive
  • install "pre-installed" adds for office and Xbox pass
  • update call home strategy
  • uploads the "security reports"
  • ..
sterile plinth
#

what could i do about these arms?

#

they've been annoying me so much

night girder
#

I don't understand why this is critical event. PC shutting down unexpected, yes, that's critical. (kernel event 41)

charred pewter
#

i ended up buying a whole different chair =p

sterile plinth
#

lol

#

mine can lower, but it goes so low that im like a dwarf

charred pewter
#

that too

#

when arms are not adjustable themselves... it leaves you sitting on the floor ๐Ÿ˜„

#

ive got a Komene chair right now, adjustable arms

sterile plinth
#

but as u can see in the image they are part of the body of the chair

tough owl
#

good grief

charred pewter
#

yeah, my old crappy chair is that way .... the back is held on by the arms, which are mounted to the seat

#

then the 'rubber' parts on the arms broke ... so i was left with just metal rods to put my arms on ...... so i tried wrapping towels on them lol

edgy hazel
#

weird. Crealities slicer produces shit results on windows and macOS, but the linux version just gave me the best print ever.

tough owl
#

linux ftw

edgy hazel
#

apparently the setting are way more granular and the preset "hidden" settings are set up perfectly

#

(it also looks way better)

tough owl
#

Im getting a lot of coil whine from my gpu while running local llms

#

doesnt happen during games

jagged snow
#

Because llms have a much different power profile

jagged snow
edgy hazel
#

it's basically cura but specced for creality printers

tough owl
night girder
#

my CPU whines pretty hard on the start menu of DRG.

edgy hazel
#

mine only whines in minecraft without shaders

#

which I can live with

dire igloo
#

your CPUs whine?

edgy hazel
#

lmao

tough owl
#

lets see if my cpu whines in drg

#

it does not

edgy hazel
tough owl
#

if I wanted to do simulations of aerodynamics of 3d objects how would I go about doing that

#

THATS THE THIRD ONE LIKE THIS TODAY

dire igloo
#

new pioneer or what?

tough owl
#

nsfw discord link

jagged snow
# tough owl

Discord is getting bigger, that's bound to happen and I hate it

tough owl
#

can discord make a rule that stops people from posting invite links

#

like a permission on a role, and if you dont have that perm no invite link for you

jagged snow
#

That's a thing already

#

And that person got automodded

#

For some reason it was just slow

tough owl
#

Eh it does it after the post was sent

#

In talking not even letting them post if it detects a link or part of an invite link in the message

jagged snow
#

Yeah... They can't do the detection client side, and on the API side it's apparently way more efficient to implement it this way

tough owl
#

ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

#

Sounds like lazy devs who donโ€™t wanna do regex to detect invite links

jagged snow
#

cursed regex

#

Almost as bad as needing to learn sql

tough owl
#

Someone need to train an Ai model solely for regex

jagged snow
#

I spent quite a while learning regex about 6 years ago and now I really don't remember any of it

tough owl
#

Regex fog

edgy hazel
tough owl
#

Skin ๐Ÿ˜ณ

jagged snow
tough owl
#

Mightโ€™ve been posted but this is interesting

edgy hazel
#

really useful to reduce print time if you wanna do something quicker

night girder
#

I said it did it on the start menu of DRG, once I click a button to get out of the menu the coil whine dissapears. It's consistent.

#

and it doesn't go away either, tested it. If I just leave my PC running with DRG start menu, it keeps on making a terrible noise.

night girder
#

You see at the end of the cave the light area?

#

That's a glitch because of the shaders I use. Once you go further down it's pitch black.

edgy hazel
#

I used rethinking voxels

#

with iris ofc. optifine is eh

night girder
#

I use optifine.

edgy hazel
#

go fabric and use iris

night girder
#

benefits? or your opinion why you switched.

edgy hazel
#

iris just does shaders, and requires sodium, which does the performance part

#

and sodium is just straight up better than optifine in everything

#

and optifine still advertises that MCPatcher is not needed

night girder
#

aight, I will look into it, thanks ๐Ÿ‘

visual tree
#

Apparently, it's going to be very scary

night girder
#

Atleast they are "transparent" about it.

visual tree
#

Guess we'll see soon. Kojima hasn't dissapointed me so far

night girder
visual tree
#

Yes jace_smile

rotund hamlet
#

re: sodium
if you have a recent Nvidia GPU you can also use nvidium which is an absolute game changer

#

doesn't work with shaders though

night girder
#

AMD here @rotund hamlet

rotund hamlet
#

aw foo

night girder
#

Thanks for the tip anyway ^^

rotund hamlet
#

tldr nvidium uses mesh shaders to blast fps through the roof

#

300 fps at 32 chunk render distance on a mobile 3050 my beloved

visual tree
tough owl
#

why is it nvidia only?

night girder
#

I would have kinda expected this been done in minecraft clien itself. That Microsoft would have enhanced it graphics somehow. But I guess they don't feel the need to do so since other mods do it for them.

pure karma
sand saddle
rotund hamlet
rotund hamlet
#

there's also a mod that makes it use Vulkan but I can't get it to work

tough owl
#

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; GNU/Windows 10.0) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chromium/79.0.3945.130 Chrome/79.0.3945.130 Safari/537.36 Tesla/2020.16.2.1-e99c70fff409 cursed real useragent

jagged snow
#

Man I really wish they could figure out how to do parallelized slicing operations for 3d printing

pure karma
#

because who would want to spent 1000$ a month just to have a working 3d printer

jagged snow
#

3d printing hasn't made a ton of advanced in capability, but in terms of consistency, reliability, and usability for the price they've improved massively

twin dew
languid gulch
#

got a dumb question since i rarely mess with stock

#

when you undervolt a cpu, does it crank up the amps in order to push the frequency higher?

twin dew
#

No, amps are "byproduct" in a way in this case.

#

That is the point of the undervolt, to get the power lower.
And Power = Voltage * Amperage.

#

And as the resistance is almost static, the amperage goes down as voltage goes down.

languid gulch
#

right, i didn't know if it was a "lower the voltage to prevent burnout, but the wattage will stay the same (which would mean upping the amps)" kind of thing

#

i assume there's not a "let's fuck with the amps" setting for cpus

twin dew
#

Only when power limited in software.
Lowering the voltage for specific frequency bin allows it to boost to higher bins.

languid gulch
#

kk

twin dew
#

Which raise the voltage.
Just couldn't hit those higher bins before inside the temperature and power limits.

languid gulch
#

been fiddling with the ryzen master curve optimizer software & was curious

#

plus i saw it go to like 1.35v when it was screwing around doing its thing

#

kinda tempted to cap it at like 1.1v to see how it'd do

#

5600X btw

twin dew
#

Point is to try to hit the highest frequency bin the CPU allows for.
Which can be done by combination of raising power limit, improving cooling and lowering the voltage each bin uses (negative curve optimizer).

languid gulch
#

i'm also trying to keep it from doing those weird cooling ramp-ups whenever some background process kicks in

#

do newer intel chips with e-cores not do that kind of thing?

twin dew
#

Cooling ramp-ups?
That is problem with your fan curve.

languid gulch
#

yea true

#

might crank up the case fans a bit more, & then keep the cpu fans down until it gets really toasty

#

brb bios fuckery time

languid gulch
#

ok that's a lot better i hope

#

& i know, it's not a top end cpu, so it doesn't really matter all that much to performance, just nice to be able to keep it calm when there's nothing to freak out about

wicked atlas
#

I want to host a game with 1-3 friends I have a GPU of 16GB and a Radeon RX 5500 XT. Will my PC be good enough?

night girder
#

you never learn by keep using icue after all these years

twin dew
wicked atlas
#

But it could be that I am switching some things around in my head

twin dew
wicked atlas
#

Let me look it up again

twin dew
#

This is one of the off-topic channels, and I'm if you aren't asking about Satisfactory, then you would have needed to specify the game too.

wicked atlas
#

I am talking about Satisfactory.
I have a Radeo RX 5500 XT GPU and a a RAM of 16GB

night girder
twin dew
#

Not related to player run hosting.
But RAM limits mostly the save size, CPU would determine how fast your own FPS would be.
As each player adds about 50-100% more CPU load over just single player.

night girder
#

You got better specs for play run hosting? Can't find it atm.

twin dew
#

There aren't.
For the clients it is mostly the same as with dedi, but the hoster with bad CPU gets crap FPS from that extra CPU load.

night girder
#

If it's not on the wiki, maybe it should be. This questions get's asked every x weeks.

twin dew
#

If CPU limited, FPS will drop that 33-50% per client.

#

If not CPU limited, depends if it causes the game turn CPU limited.

night girder
#

What's the difference even between hosting a session and running dedicated server? Doesn't it just spin up a (hidden) "dedicated" server (so same technology more or less) when you create a session, and automatically stops it too when the player quiets. A.k.a. a sessions is a opinionated dedicated server with complexity hidden for player?

twin dew
#

No.

#

The game is always running host-client even in SP.
But the code is different from the dedi to some extent.

night girder
#

Right ...

twin dew
#

And seems to be much more CPU limited when actually hosting multiple players.

#

For the hoster.

night girder
#

lol, reddit disagrees like always ๐Ÿ˜„

twin dew
#

And I can be wrong.
Just lot of people who have been hosting with really bad FPS after first client joins.

#

But the hosters GPU seems to run at lock-step with the processing still even when hosting.
And when hosting, the CPU time goes way up.

night girder
#

oh wow, finally found a good reddit post.

#

yeah, I google a bit later. Want to know where they differ technical.

#

I have to work now ๐Ÿ‘‹

twin dew
#

Well, with dedi the rise in the "game" time doesn't really affect anyone so directly as when hosting as player.

sand saddle
#

@twin dew Connected the robot motors with pi and ps controller, it worked until L298N burned down. How could I make a H-bridge out of these? Or would you recommend using smth else? www.amazon.de/-/en/gp/product/B0CGVB651Z

twin dew
#

No idea right now.
And why not just mod the 555?

sand saddle
#

The 555 was for the pump, and there's noone with soldering skill here

#

The 555 wouldn't solve the reverse speed problem

#

I can use those mosfets for one direction without making a H-bridge

#

We thought the L298N could handle the motors, but it clearly couldn't as the nice orange flame showed.

twin dew
#

Those are just low-side units.
You would need separate type for the high-side.
And then two of each set in H-bridge.

#

As the VIN+ is directly connected to the OUT+.
And the controls is on the - side.

#

So would need separate type that has the VIN- and OUT- direct and control on the + side.
And then not use the direct connections at all.

#

And for H-bridge, you usually want that the low- and high-side drivers have same response time when switching.
To not get momentary shorts on one direction of change.

#

Of course can be fixed on SW side with suitable delays.

#

But as low-side MOSFETs are cheaper and faster for same power, you might not find high-side controlled module like that.

#

Cheaper for same power, faster for same price.

twin dew
#

As N-type semiconductors are just better than P-type.

twin dew
#

For H-bridge you have two low-sides and two high-sides, controlled as two pairs.

sand saddle
#

Okay...

twin dew
#

And those specific modules can only be used for those low-side (N-channel) positions.

sand saddle
#

Haven't studied electronic, seems complicated

#

Maybe I just make the motors one-direction

#

Though not ideal

twin dew
#

Not that complicated, just needs right parts.

sand saddle
#

Do they sell such premade high-side drivers?

twin dew
#

And for one direction you turn the A-pair on, and for the other direction you turn the B-pair on.

twin dew
#

But these are the reasons why motor control H-bridges are usually sold as units.

#

Or built from scratch.

sand saddle
twin dew
#

When good quality high-current FETs can cost 4e each in small amounts via reputable company (not Amazon/Ebay/AliExpress) and H-bridge needs 4.

sand saddle
#

Well that shit I sent claims 36V 15A and it's 20pcs/10โ‚ฌ

#

I can buy the 20โ‚ฌ thing ig

#

Not like there are many options

#

Currently Pi is fucked as we're not getting display out, but working otherwise

twin dew
#

Also the MOSFETs on those modules need 4.5V minimum for control signal.
And are designed for minimum of 10V control.
Most of the specs are specced at 10V control.

#

"power: 400W" when the spec sheet only goes to 50W for single one with 10V control at 25C ambient...

#

And that board has two.
So 100W from that in theory.

#

No, Tcase, so even worse.

#

So those modules you linked before aren't suitable to be driven by Pi directly, and the marketing spec is much higher than what they should actually be able to do.

#

Ah, whops, with that 0.011 ohm internal resistance, at 5V 15A it would "only" be dissipating 2.5W for single one with 0.165V loss.

#

Mistake in my head between the full current and the loss in the fet.

sand saddle
twin dew
#

Nice for them to take pics of broken ones... (the pins being angled from bad handling)

sand saddle
#

The motors are 24V 1.6A 22W, though L298N literally burned down

twin dew
#

That should work, based on two BTS7960B half-bridges, which are logic level input, 16mฮฉ.
So with 1.6A current, there should be just 0.04W heating in each of the half-bridges.
And the actual spec sheet says 33A as minimum (That 43A is the typical internal protection shutdown limit).

#

And not dual h-bridge, one h-bridge made from two half-bridges with the normal two inputs (one for forward, one for backwards)

#

No idea where they got that "Stepper motor" part either in the marketing crap.

sand saddle
#

Fuck, it doesn't deliver. More expensive listings of the same product do tho.

twin dew
#

That specific module is even sold in Finland in real electronics stores.

sand saddle
twin dew
#

Ah, and has backside cooling on it, didn't notice.

#

Depending on seller.

sand saddle
#

Aliexpress has it for 4โ‚ฌ/piece, maybe I'll buy like 2 extra if some don't work or arrive damaged

twin dew
#

But seems that the actual half-bridges used are chinese copies, as Infineon has stopped manufacturing.
So the actual specs can be anything.

sand saddle
#

Well, that's why I look for overmarketed shit so if it can do a fraction of what it claims it'll work

twin dew
#

BTS7960B was Infineon product, so as the real ones haven't been available for some time, those are just chinese production copies probably.

#

For the two half-bridge chips used in those modules everyone sells.

sand saddle
#

I'll risk it ig, don't see many options without doing it myself, which takes too much time and knowledge, which I currently don't have.

twin dew
#

Cannot be complete crap if Partco is selling them in Finland for 20e each.

sand saddle
#

Lets hope so

twin dew
#

Because they actually have to provide warrantly.

#

For stepper motor use, you would need two of the modules.

#

For normal DC motor, one.

sand saddle
#

But wouldnโ€™t this just work for pump one direction speed with pi?

#

Cuz 3.3V input and then whatever hz it gets determines the output

twin dew
#

That FET is only specced from 4.5V input up.

sand saddle
#

Maybe thatโ€™s logic power like the L298N was?

twin dew
#

Ok, moment, need to check if it talked about logic level or not.

#

I might have misread the datasheet

sand saddle
#

Cuz Pi can deliver continious 5V logic power, we did so to the L298N for the 10sec it worked before burning

twin dew
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That doesn't need that at all.
Just the motor power and then the control / signal, need to check what the actual signal input spec is for that part.

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Yes, Gate-Source voltage is specced only 4.5V and up.

sand saddle
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I can order one piece for like 1-1,5โ‚ฌ and 3 pieces of the motor drivers in case one doesnโ€™t work.

twin dew
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So at 3V it will just be starting to open and the max current is few amps if even that.

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As the FET isn't really conducting yet, so the internal resistance is very high, and so the voltage loss is also high, and that causes excessive heating.

sand saddle
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Ah okay

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Ty

twin dew
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Ok, seems I was wrong, missed this line:

sand saddle
twin dew
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So should work down to 2.6V control.

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For all of them.

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To some extent.

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Both seem to agree to some extent.
That the MOSFET is conducting, just not very well?

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And the drain current will be limited with nominally 3.3V control voltage.

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Which is why the actual part is only specced from 4.5V control and up.

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But it also can be that the chinese copies work with lower control voltage than the real thing.

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Because just one D4184A from the actual manufacturer costs 0.60e each or 0.23e each in 2500 unit reels in "retail".

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And is being EOL:d, marked as "Not for new designs".

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(actual end of production for EOL of such part can be 10 years after the announcement).

twin dew
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Just search for that BTS7960 in the Amazon.de?

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Or at another source

sand saddle
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The aliexpress reviews seem legit, mention it arrived with the pins bent as you saw in pic due to poor packaging, but after bending them back the product works

twin dew
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Point was if the wait time from Ali was too long.

sand saddle
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Oh, itโ€™s just alright

quasi citrus
sand saddle
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I need it in exactly 5 weeks and aliexpress choice is pretty solid at delivering under a month

quasi citrus
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they just made the picture with dent pins on purpose ๐Ÿ˜› to avoid claims

sand saddle
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Yup lmao

edgy hazel
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First one finished SnuttsGood

sand saddle
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Oh sick

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Well done

edgy hazel
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thank you ๐Ÿ˜„ only 3 more PCs to make and then all the npcs

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but this one was the most complex one and also too the longest to print ~10h

stray badger
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How do u make the 3d models?

edgy hazel
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For PCs I use titancraft

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Even the free options are pretty good

wanton orchid
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transistors usually needs some tensions from source power to work correctly

wanton orchid
twin dew
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Gate-to-Source is the control, Source-to-Drain is what is controlled.

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Just chinese doing bad specs compared to the actual original part datasheet.
But as they probably aren't using the actual part either, but some local copy...

twin dew
night girder
edgy hazel
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no ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

night girder
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Ok, sorry. Looked a bit like it.

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I wouldn't be able to a better job anyway ๐Ÿ˜„

edgy hazel
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eyes is just hard

wanton orchid
twin dew
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Vgs, Voltage, Gate-to-Source.

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So control.

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With Vds at 5V, as in the controlled voltage at 5V.

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So the FET at 5V controlled, needs 4+V control to get fully open.

wanton orchid
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then what is this I(A)

twin dew
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Currewnt

wanton orchid
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but not gate current

twin dew
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Through the FET, from source to drain.

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When the gate-to-source voltage is at specific value.

wanton orchid
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100A is 500W at 5V input

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it's very high

twin dew
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Mainly stepin for the RDSon.

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which is in milli-ohms.

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So at the 100A value the RDSon is 50mOhm.

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And fully open it is only 11mOhm with 4.5V control and 5V controlled.

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And with 10V control it is only 7 mOhm IIRC?

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So if the chart continued to 4.5V, the current would be about 455A

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With 50mOhm RDSon and 2A current through, the voltage loss in the FET would be 0.1V and it would need to dissipate 0.2W as heat.

wanton orchid
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they basically take the value for which it starts to be pseudo linear then I guess
that match 3.3

twin dew
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At the 3.5V Vgs the RDSon would be about 125mOhm, and with 2A current wanted through the FET, the voltage loss would be 0.25V and power loss 0.5W.

sand saddle
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Way better than L298N bringing 25V down to 21V

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And burning in the process ๐Ÿคฃ

night girder
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@edgy hazel this is how you do eyes.

dire igloo
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inb4 this is a face blind shapeshifter

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"idk, this is probably what a human face looks like. I guess?"

tough owl
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glorious rdr2

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floating cans

cyan crescent
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I know i dont need it but the sandisk 1.5TB micro sd card is tempting

night girder
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The old HDD's with 7200 RPM had around 160 MB/s. And m.2 SSD is about 7000 MB/s.

wanton orchid
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150MB/s is very good for a micro sd card

night girder
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Have fun gaming on 150MB/s. Like I said: depends on use case.

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I wouldn't event want it for my camera. But I am not going to have a discussion about it.

wanton orchid
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it's very fine
problem of gaming performance of hdd is because of random read

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flash is already an upgrade

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I think you may be confusing 150MB with 150Mb
which yes is few

night girder
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Yeah, ofc it's so great. Everyone has microSD in their 5K gaming rigs.

wanton orchid
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what are you on about
sata ssds are enough for gaming
they are just slower for big updates (and yet epic games store is toping at 500MB/s disk speed)

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all the micro sd I seen are more about 150Mb/s
than 150MB/s
150MB/s is fine

night girder
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Just saying you are 100% correct. M2 is garbage. MicroSD of 1.5TB at 150MB/s is best.

winged valley
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what?

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MicroSD is the worst storage type we have

wanton orchid
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bandwidth wise it works
never said it's best

the problem is write and lifetime

winged valley
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Its slow AF and does nothing but cause issues

dire igloo
twin dew
winged valley
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HDD's are better than MicroSD for MOST purposes

dire igloo
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microSD is king in one specific scenario: small formfactor

twin dew
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But UHS-1 with A1 or A2 is pretty good.

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And latest MicroSD cards are NVMe over PCIe.

dire igloo
winged valley
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Also HDD's are great for mass storage

twin dew
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For the spec, not actually in general usage yet.

dire igloo
wanton orchid
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I never seen market place here that didn't wrongly report Mb/s as MB/s

winged valley
night girder
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Somebody said they are interested in 1.5TB, I just warned them about the speed. And said: depending on the use case, it might be fine.

dire igloo
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you don't consider microSD for your desktop PC

winged valley
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I wish samsung made a 512gb and 1tb bar

night girder
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If they want to PC* game on it, I would recommend something else for that price.

winged valley
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Yeah

dire igloo
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you consider microSD for your FPV goggles, phone storage expansion or stuff like that

twin dew
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Steam Deck.

dire igloo
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ooooh yeah

winged valley
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Also why not just use SD anyways, isn't it able to be theoretically faster since more space means you can fit more IC's?

wanton orchid
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the main issue is not the speed
if speed is 150MB
for gaming
then Letterdief lost it over that

dire igloo
night girder
twin dew
winged valley
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150MB/s random is decent for gaming

dire igloo
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neither my raspi, my FPV goggles or my phone accepts regular SD

twin dew
wanton orchid
twin dew
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As in that card cannot do anywhere near 150MB/s random read probably.

night girder
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How is 150MB/s better option than 7500MB per second? It's your money ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

twin dew
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That "Up to" is for sequential reads.

winged valley
twin dew
night girder
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and the old " 7,200 RPM hard-disk drive tops out around 160MB per second"

winged valley
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Bc the alternative is ~3MB/s on an HDD in a Triple A game (at best)

winged valley
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if i say anything dumb i just woke up

twin dew
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Even that 10MB/s the A1 requires would be better than HDD for random read.

night girder
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Now this discussion turned into, people saying microSD is "fine for a gaming rig". Which I totally will not agree with sorry. Waste of money, there are many better options out there.

winged valley
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Gaming will kill a microSD with the reads

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Just purely in terms of speed, if it really actually did hit 150MB/s random read consistently, it would work

night girder
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It's not only that, some people eventually use their computer for other stuff. Running a server. Coding. Streaming. Etc.

wanton orchid
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Letterdief on a lore creative rampage

night girder
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Does a microSD come with a heatsink? ๐Ÿค”

winged valley
twin dew
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Have any of you checked how much games actually use for random read speed?
The amount isn't anywhere near 150MB/s.

winged valley
wanton orchid
night girder
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oh right, sarcasm a foreign concept to you

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I should have known.

winged valley
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Also what do you mean you wouldn't even want 150MB/s for your camera? Wtf are you recording 8k video?

winged valley
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Yes you

dire igloo
night girder
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Nah, I don't need 1.5TB for my Canon 5D.

winged valley
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Oh well yeah most people don't

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I thought you meant you wouldn't use a speed "that low"

night girder
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That's why I said I don't need it even for my camera.

wanton orchid
night girder
winged valley
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That's what she said

dire igloo
sharp oasis
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So 5800X can do 5.05ghz with pbo?!

sharp oasis
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And thats not being misreported

twin dew
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And can anyone of you even find NVMe SSD that can do 4KB QD1 random reads even at 100MB/s?
Except Optanes?

winged valley
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7000MB/s actual is high end

night girder
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The reason I posted that, was to show you the insane difference.

dire igloo
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even high end Gen 3 (which in context with Gen 4 and Gen 5 is basically midrange at most) doesn't do 7GB/s
and then it's still sequential speed

night girder
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150MB/s ---- 7000MB/s

winged valley
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Corsair's 12000MB/s or whatever the number was is rediculously high and I consider that to be esoteric not high end

dire igloo
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MP44L, NM710, US75 and the likes

pure karma
winged valley
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The dramless drives are only hitting that speed in sequential tho

dire igloo
night girder
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but even if you look at lower ssd, they still have a good speed (compared to micro).

twin dew
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Yup, 990 Pro 2TB can do about 100MB/s in QD1 4kB random read.

dire igloo
night girder
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wasn't Crucial P5 2TB a low end SSD?

twin dew
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Because you are looking at the sequential numbers, which is almost meaningless.

winged valley
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I've seen a lot of people consider the P5 to be mid-range

dire igloo
night girder
winged valley
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P2 is garbage