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A few H310 boards have support for 6/7/8/9th gen, one of the first was when Soyo’s name got relaunched, and their H310c (C designates windows 7 compatibility) options have support for every 1151 cpu. it’s doable for sure, it’s just the demand to do so on higher end boards isn’t there, but whatever socket and bios changes let this work for H310, I’m sure could work for Z390 to get a 6700k on Z390 for whatever reason you’d want to do that.

this ain't new... dont like it don't watch it is how i feel about it...

People get paid based on how fast they can ship out a new feature, not how efficient the code runs. Ask any major tech companies.

Hi all. I've just build a new pc nit my first but just a new one. I have switched from my normal intel builds and gone to amd. I followed my usual process, pushed the button, fans, lights and all were going great but no signal to the monitor, so I changed the monitor still nothing, went through my trouble shooting process got it all the way back down to bare minimum. Finally got it to post with only 1 stick of ram and cpu. I tried each stick in each slot singularly and was fine but more than 1 stick, no post. Eventually after updating bios and halving the frequency of the ram from 4800mhz to 2400mhz I'm not posting with 2 sticks of ram and gpu but that's it. I've tried everything has anyone had this issue with similar parts. Has this thread already been started elsewhere and if so where? Please help Pc specs Amd ryzen 7 7800xd3 Gigabyte b650m k Rev 1.1 2x Corsair 32gb (16gbx2) Gigabyte rtx4060 aero

Not really, I don't think most people back then, or today wanted to run 6th or 7th gen cpus on their newer platform, given their cost and performance difference. It technically might be possible, but it would require someone to write a custom bios that would allow that kind of compatibility which hasn't hapenned yet as far as I know.

Hello, After retrying the intel qsv hardware acceleration and following jellyfins guide on it, I was able to play 4k media well om the browser. Sadly, the tv didnt play it too well, so I am going to mess with the codec selection later and will report back if it works. However, was confused as to changing the codec of the files would be of help? From hvec to h.264 or so, would it alter the quality at all?

-= Locked =- So happy this stayed away from any form of politics. /s As it has been said before, this forum has no interest in censoring its members, but we have rules and those rules are very transparent. If you choose not to follow them then there is a consequence. Moderators dont have free reign to remove anything we feel we don't like, we have a check and balance system that most members don't see that helps to keep us from abusing such opportunities.

This is my only idea right now for a 3d-printed part that is feasible: Perhaps a solution like this: Perhaps the lime protrusion should be pointy tipped to allow for smoother insertion so you dont have to be so precise when attaching. Sort of like a door latch but non-moving. Where you slide it in and it eventually goes thicker and thicker until its full size preventing movement until you do a bit of force when pulling up for removal.

just a note: the stuff you did to your text there makes it literally unreadable on dark mode. >.<

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Can you provide photos of both the power supply connector, and the graphics card connector?

I would not learn linux on this unless you are comfortable loosing your data (but that is why you have backups, right? :P) A pure linux server will have you in the command line for pretty much everything. Unraid gives you a nice user interface with clickable things. Some people like that. Unraid is lunix based, it just gives it a pretty skin to make things easier and more intuitive. If it was me, I'd use Unraid for this. Then get a second cheap PC to learn CLI linux on. In a year or so when you are more comfortable, then decide if you want to switch the unraid box to something else. For me, I just want my media nas to be sitting in a corner, working away, never to be tinkered with unless absolutely needed. Unraid and TrueNAS are good for this after the initial setup.

Oh so MONTHS are woke now? If you're going to find something to point and laugh at, it might as well be "National lost sock memorial day", "National Corndog Day", hell, even "National Goof Off day" rather than months to recognize and celebrate the achievements of the historically underrepresented. I will say though, two LGBTQ+ months seems a little overkill. I had no idea there was one in October too until reading that link.

i know running a 8th/9th gen cpu on a 6/7th gen motherboard is possible with some modding, how about the opposite?

I don't see any reason why your specs should be an issue. Although a minute seems to be very long. I am assuming you want all three monitors on at once. So a couple things you can try are: 1. running ddu and reinstalling your drivers 2. trying a different hdmi cable Also got to ask are you trying to do a 4k HDR game or watching a video?

I’ve actually been playing with Linux mint on an old dell Inspiron laptop I have. Only really been in Linux for a few months tho but I have been having quite a good time learning it. I’m curious how difficult a Linux server would be over unraid. Is there a version of Linux that is most ideal for running servers? Also any recommendations for channels or forums to learn more about docker and such? I want to become familiar with all of this eventually even if it takes a while I’m genuinely interested.