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Yes mate it is thought it would look good maybe haha

1500 mL/min, 1.5M lift

No module not included nor the antennas I had to purchase separately just to fill the cut outs not that I use wifi but Bluetooth i do I suppose

Now there's one russian company who forgot they are financially based in the UK. Enjoy the consumer law smack down.

It does not give that info. Does yours?

Forget QHD even. My intel iris xe graphics (I would estimate about 50-100% faster) barely runs most games at 1080p, or doesn't run them at all.

Found a solution. Go to Finder, open the app manually. It will say unsigned, but proceed to open it. You can then close it, and it will be added to the security exceptions. From this point on the build will work fine

On a 7800x3D ram speed isn't really that important, you can try 5600CL28 or 6400CL32 and get similar performance On

Dell oem 3070. It fits tightly. Already used ddu a weeks ago since my gpu has driver issues. thank you it only have 1 pcie slot, thank you

https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/p/memory/cmk64gx5m2b6000z30/vengeance-64gb-2x32gb-ddr5-dram-6000mt-s-cl30-amd-expo-memory-kit-cmk64gx5m2b6000z30 Any reason I shouldn't go for this kit as substitute? It is generally available. 6000C30 EXPO. I see there's a similar kit 6400C32 XMP but I guess that's more targeted for Intel platforms? I could hit the order button...

temps are good when i said no signs on thermal throttling stable 30 idle and 60 while playing game

If you right click the CPU utilization graph and click "Change graph to->Logical processors", you can see the individual core/thread utilization

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Ok, please look at your Edge box and tell me the flow rate and lift.

It means 60% of your processor's total processing capacity is in use. The workload isn't necessarily on one core/thread, or evenly distributed across all the cores/threads.

Ill start with this, it could mean a few things, 60% of the 8 cores are being used at 100%, all 8 cores are being used at 60% each, or anything in between And now this, you quite simply dont have more than 8 cores, so you cant use more than them To give an example, you cant drive on more than 4 wheels of your car

It depends. Do you think Meta hired Carmack to pump out code quickly, or did they hire him to write code that runs fast?

It's easy to make a shitty cooler using a cnc. Most coolers have fins that are much thinner than what a cnc can mill/cut. Thinner fins are much more effective at dissipating heat.

Not sure what that has to do with cgNAT. Many carriers use it these days, since IPv4 addresses are getting scarcer and they can save cost. Check if your public IP starts with 100.64-127.x.x. Even without cgNAT, ISPs sometimes block ports to prevent people from hosting stuff on residential contracts.

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.