Statik

I found a 1660 Super for an advertised $120, that advertises brand new in new package. If I send it and it turns out to be a scam, is it hard to get my money back?

Unify is the best looking board on the market hands down. I love my TUF, but I'd change it for a unify in a hearbeat

NFTS I've tried reading it all but I'm brand new to linux so it's a bit brain melty

Hey guys, I had it working on Ubunto based distro, but I can't FOR THE LIFE of me, figure out how to mount my QNAP NAS in Manjaro. Can anyone help? I'm at a loss.

I'm still pretty new to the whole Linux game, what's the difference between the two?

Hey guys, I'm setting up my first VPN, and after melting my brain trying to mount my NAS, I'm having issues having my VPN run on startup. Instead of remembering to do the old fashioned is there any magic I can throw in the terminal to make expressvpn connect on startup? Thanks for any help

I ended up getting the 5 anyways. Stock on the 4a 5G was non-existent.

I mean I'll use 5g if it's an option. It's not really widespread here yet, but I have a feeling it's going to become bigger in the upcoming years. I don't really care about the reverse charge, and I feel RAM and refresh rate won't really effect me in a noticeable way. As long as the camera is the same, and the battery life is good, then I don't think I'll care much. I plan to de-google, so I'm not torn up over google not releasing updates on certain things.

Hey guys, My iPhone 8 is just over 3 years old, and I've put it through the ringer, and I think it's time for a new phone. I'm debating between the 4a (5G), and the 5. "Regular pricing" is as follows; 4a (5g) - $33.34/mo ($800) 5 - $39.59/mo ($950) However, I can get them for the following prices 4a - $20/mo ($480) + $100 Costco Shop Card 5a - $33.29/mo ($800) Since I can get the 4a for so much cheaper, is the Pixel 5 really worth all the extra doe? If I'm not mistaken the only differences are > 4a has 60hz vs 5's 90hz > 5 is water resistant, 4a is not > 4a has no reverse charging > 4a has 200MA smaller battery (3,800 vs 4,000) > 4a has 6gb ram vs 5's 8gb. Any other differences? Or opinions? I don't really game on my phone at all, and I plan to run a custom ROM if that matters. Thanks

Thanks. It also looks like stock is pretty bare right now. I found a used RCBS RCS for $120+S&H, I just need all the accessories. I could also get the Lee Breech Lock Challenger kit for like $210 all in, which is really tempting.

That's fair. Best of luck. Also be forewarned, when I had 9 fans I had 2 SATA SSDs mounted in the back and they were BRUTAL to connect everything too. I'm not sure how it'll be with your PSU cables, but with my Cablemod Pro kit, there's virtually zero space behind the cable management bracket.

You're good. I also opted to mount my SATA SSDs on the bottom of my O11 instead of fans. 9 fans was overkill, and my temps stayed the same.

Why do you have to restart your NAS while away? And how often do you get power outtages? Have you tried just reinstalling the plex app on the NAS with the new settings?

It's funny you say that, on ebay right now there's a JR 3 for $50. I was originally looking at the RCBS RCS for about $250CAD, then I noticed all the accessories I need lol. I'll definitely look around and see what I can find used, that could be a solid idea. Ontop of that are die's "cross platform"? Can I buy a set of Lee's die and put it in a RCBS?

Where do you get that number from? With the avg price of power in the US, you'd be lucky to make $1/day I'm pretty sure. And at that rate what's even worth it

That hardware is not going to net you money, I assure you. If you make anything it'll be pennies over the course of a year. You'll likely spend more on power than you get from mining. Mining is really only cost efficient if you have a large scale operation (think warehouse with racks of GPUs). If you wanna put them to a good use I'd look into Folding@Home

Anyone got any *che aper* single stage press recommendations? I'm lookking into reloading .308.

It's almost like those are different coolers, from different companies, at higher price points... weird how that works..

How is it lousy if your card performs perfectly fine within spec? Of course it's going to be hot, 80C is close to boiling. Different manufacturers are going to have different fans, etc, and will cool differently. Just because it hits 80C doesn't mean it's bad lmfao. Plenty of Turing cards run in that temp band.

If you're within the "safe temp" range (which you are) I wouldn't worry about it. Especially under load. That case looks pretty cramped so airflow might be the cause. My ROG Strix 2080S benches in the mid to his 70s, but games lower, but I have a lot more wiggle room in my O11. You could try setting a custom curve if the temps worry you.

I just bought a Myo Chair from Autonomous, but don't get it for a while. It's around your budget and an overall solid chair.

What I'm saying is, it's not like they just implemented the entire thing just now. There's always been a free, and paid tier, and I would dare say the vast majority of cricut owners already pay, because nobody buys a $300 craft machine to cut the same shape. It was 90% of the way there to begin with.

I'm not sure if this is exactly new? My SO and mom both have a cricut and they've both payed $13CAD/mo for a while now.

Yeah it kind of looks like the back angle isn't ideal (angles back slightly), but it still looks like its one of the best bang for your buck ergo chairs. I don't work at my desk or anything, I only game and browse the web, so I'm not looking for anything extraordinary, just comfortable, healthier, and a decent price.

I have a H150i pro with the pump on max and I've never heard it.