All Activity

well, i did, depends on the channel and the audience i guess! but i get you, commenting on a forum makes more sense if you're interested in conversation, however for ltt it probably makes more sense to keep engagement on yt, at first at least...

If you want really good separation, You could give the ports for Internet IPs from a private class like 192.168.0. xxx and for the internal network, use another private IP range like 10.x.x.x - 10.255.255.255 or 176.16.x.x - 176.31.255.255 (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network#Private_IPv4_addresses ) You could use two separate network switches or you could use a network switch with management and configure separate VLANs on the switch. Anyway, generally you don't need to have separate network cards, or at the very least it's not worth doing it with gigabit cards... usually you have all the computers and devices connected to a router or a modem supplied by the ISP which acts like a router, and these devices are smart enough to route the local network traffic between the ports on the device, they don't go to the internet. If you want separate local network, it would make more sense to do it with 10gbps (or higher) cards, you can get these days 2 x 40 gbps cards for $30 a piece which also work with 10gbps transceivers or dac cables, for example https://unixsurplus.com/mellanox-connectx-3-pro-en-dual-port-40gbe/ Dual RJ45 10g cards are on same site at around 27$ each ... And you can get more modern SFP28 2 x 25gbps cards for $44 (there was a seller on eBay selling HP branded models of this for $30 each) : https://unixsurplus.com/hp-mellanox-mcx4121a-acat-dual-port-25gbps-sfp28-pci-express-3.0-x8-high-profile/

So I have an 8 core 16 thread cpu. Would 60 percent mean that more than 8 cores are being utlised?

Banned for angry soft toy.

I'm surprised the devs haven't thrown the publisher under the bus for this. If there's been any internal revolt over this decision, I wouldn't be surprised if a dev goes public with it. Meanwhile, I hope the devs have their resumes up to date and ready to jump ship when the time calls for it.

Update: Yep, it's an Intel 12th gen with UHD 770, not for gaming. Knowing that - which one would you recommend of the two? Or completely something else?

Hi, I am starting to learn flutter & supabase to develop apps. I have an issue where my code doesn't run on IOS simulator, and the Android simulator is greyed out. I have tried reinstalling the flutter and dart plugins, but still getting the same error. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Sold! I guess I'm too used to Noctua money I struggle to imagine something this cheap being that good. In a quick look at 6000/6400 kits, most were in the CL30-40 range, hence 30 being on the low end of that. The problem is the CL30 kits mentioned on this thread may not be immediately available in UK. I haven't looked for wider stock yet. If I can find a suitable kit quickly I could order everything for delivery tomorrow.

You do, I won’t. Maybe I’m not misanthropic enough.

Are there maybe small flat radiators? The smallest I've seen was for 40mm fan, a radiator for a radial fan. I don't want to argue your understanding of "if the cooler is about", if you think that NH D15 is close to the size of 6x3x8cm then you do you.

Looking again at your post, that was my mistake. I mixed the order of the words on reading and thought you thought I had those CPUs. Apologies. I was talking about the cooler in that section, but given comments above I'll give it a try.

Dude, these won't cut your ram usuage to the same level back in the 1990s if going off your very silly baseline benchmark used for comparison. You are arguing a lost cause. We are shipping out softwares that run on modern machine, not whatever potatoes that is like less than 1% of user base.

From what I can see your case looks cool, but has bad airflow. Both the front main intake and the top exhaust is almost completely blocked off. So that would be the culprit. The GPU you have dumps basically all its heat into the case, and relies on the case airflow to exhaust it. I would try removing the front and top case panels and see how the temps behave

TR PS120 is just crazy cheap for its performance, beats NH-D15 any day https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/thermalright-phantom-spirit-120-review GSkill Trident Z has the reputation of being the best kit around, and 6000CL30 is own AMD "sweet spot" recommendation It's not low, very few systems /kits allow CL28 stable and reaching CL26 is a feat, even fastest i9 hardly reach 7800CL36, and even then it's with GSkill RAM ! Didn't test it yet myself tho

Better than D15? I'll give it a try then. Both kits listed as well as previous don't seem to be immediately available in UK. I'll dig further later but I'm really not that fussed about max (or should that be min?) timings. Any particular reasons why this over the Asus? Longer term bios support is important to me. Asus have historically not been too bad in that area. I've heard but not had recent personal experience that MSI are doing minimal updates in that area. I see this gets me the X chipset over the B with the additional resources it offers. I hadn't thought to look for testing like this. But it isn't exactly much of a looker. In my own searching I've come across the Fractal Design North in white, mesh side, and that's my shortlist favourite. It just has to not such as bad as a solid front case and I'm happy. I think I did write in OP that performance is not my highest priority.

I was referring to my own opinion on the 7800x3d and my own experience with the processors i use or used. My apologies. Disregard. You stated the 7800x3d has a reputation for not using too much power during gaming but you wondered if you should get something nicer? Did you mean a different cooler on that processor or a different processor entirely? See i thought you meant a different processor. My apologies if I was wrong

You do understand, right? that updates contain importan bug fixes and fixes for the latest changes of sites they work with? They should be installed, not skipped.

Do you mean 3 or 4 ? Uuuh no 6

Nah, you did not mention that the dimensions are required/max, rather you mentioned "if the cooler is about.." Metric system here last I heard. 6x3x8cm would be required max dimensions for a CPU or power bank? For CPU there should be possible retail products, for a power bank it's obviously another deal. But really, don't mind me, maybe I misread. Edit: yeah I actually did.

So, there is a size limit on the CPU Cooler. If you knew how big 6x3x8cm are, then you wouldn't mention a 6-7 heatpipe dual tower, so I assume American 6x3x8cm closest too it would be a portable power bank. In freedom units this would be: 2,3622 x 1,1811 x 3,14961 in