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I ended up not needing the screwdriver as the combo cpu+mobo+ram I bought from ebay (EPYC 7551P with Supermicro H11SSL-i) already came with the CPU mounted. I already investigated about buying one in the future and I'm probably going with Wera, their calibration system is not expensive (75€ in Europe) and the screwdriver itself is also usually with discounts on Amazon. Thank you both

Mind telling what screwdriver was used? I'm for one but as I never used EPYC (or threadripper for that matter), I'm not sure which one to get... Thank you

Hello, Since I'm gonna be going out of the country for at least few months, I'm looking for a UPS to keep my computer online at home (the house will not be empty). The KVM is mostly if I loose RDP access or something like that. My requirements are that it is capable of holding a 1000W computer, a router (Altice FiberGateway GR241AG, approximately 19W) and a raspberry pi 4 (and the kvm). It must also have a management software with the capability of doing a graceful shutdown of the computer (if it also has software for Debian (raspberry) would also be a bonus), and Schuko connections (for the router and raspberry pi). I'm also looking for a KVM, I was looking at the PiKVM, but I don't have other alternatives to compare it too. Since raspberry's are in low quantities at the moment, probably this will not have stock, plus isn't sold in Portugal... Another alternative is the BliKVM (either PCIe or the box). About the UPS, I'm looking at the Gembird EG-UPS-PS3000-02 (420€) https://gembird.com/item.aspx?id=12480 , it has more than enough power capacity to keep the computer online for a few minutes, but reading the description, it needs at least 5% of power being consumed for it to be working correctly (3000VA / 2600W), so I would need at least 120W at all times, would all those devices keep that when idling? Also thinking about shutting down the computer during the night and configure an automatic start time. Budget (including currency): 500€ (650€ to 700€ with the KVM) Country: Portugal Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Needs to hold a 1000W computer with a Ryzen 9 5900X and a RTX 4080. Thank you all

They talk a lot about OVH, and deploying Docker and Kubernetes, that's probably what they are using for hosting. I've heard it mostly when OVH datacenter in Europe burned. I believe I heard it on a WAN Show. OVH also has plans with NVIDIA GPUs, maybe they are using that for transcoding. Either that or they transcode their content on their servers and then upload. Maybe they require content creators to upload the various transcoded versions. No idea about this part.

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I personally love using Cyberduck for bigger files (it also allows simultaneous file transfers), I find it much more responsive and "faster" than FileZilla, but for day to day usage, I use FileZilla, it doesn't have any adware, if you download from the official website.

When I have downloads/uploads to do on my PC I just leave it on, it's 2 meters away from my bed, just put the fans at the lowest speed, the CPU is barely doing anything anyway, so they don't need to be on full blast.

That script is to run on the server you have the "origin" code, you only need your computer to open an SSH shell to run the script, you can even put it on a "screen" so you can close it. Your servers use Windows? If yes just install WinSCP on the either side (lets say on the origin) and an SFTP server on the opposite side (let's say the destination). The speed you mentioned, it's on the servers or on your personal network? Because if it's on either server good luck doing anything without having to pay the fee you mentioned.

Instead of downloading to your PC so you upload to the new host, just make a transfer over SFTP and remove yourself from the middle. On Debian and FreeBSD you can use the SCP command to such thing (the only OS's I have used). This is a script I made a while ago to transfer backups to remote locations, you can make the necessary changes to work for your use case: #!/bin/sh PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin # Bins SSH=`which ssh` SCP=`which scp` # Date for folders and filenames DAY=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d.%T") # Local backup folder (no trailing slash) LOCAL_FOLDER="/tmp/backups" # SFTP Configuration REMOTE_HOST="IP" REMOTE_PORT="PORT" REMOTE_USER="USER" REMOTE_PEM="/PATH/TO/KEY" #With no trailing slash REMOTE_FOLDER="/PATH/TO/DESTINATION/FOLDER/" # With trailing slash # Create the remote folder $SSH -p "${REMOTE_PORT}" -i "${REMOTE_PEM}" "${REMOTE_USER}@${REMOTE_HOST}" "mkdir ${REMOTE_FOLDER}${DAY}" # Transfer the files to the remote folder $SCP -P "${REMOTE_PORT}" -r -i "${REMOTE_PEM}" "${LOCAL_FOLDER}" "${REMOTE_USER}@${REMOTE_HOST}:/${REMOTE_FOLDER}/${DAY}" # Delete local dump files rm -f $LOCAL_FOLDER/* If you don't need to use a private key for authentication, just remove this: -i "${REMOTE_PEM}" Hope it helps.

Hello, I formatted my computer in April, after that I started noticing something that didn't happen before, when I'm downloading at full speed (70MB/s plus (I have 1Gbps plan)) the network card basically stops sending any traffic out until I restart it (disable and enable again): What I have tried: -Uninstall it and install the driver in the motherboard manufacturer's website https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-x470-f-gaming-model/helpdesk_download: -Uninstall and install directly from Intel's website https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/18293/intel-network-adapter-driver-for-windows-10.html Neither worked. Tried running a installation of Ubuntu (fresh install on an external SSD) on the same computer, no issues there, so I guess it's a software thing on windows: On ubuntu it never stopped, no matter the speed. What changes I made on the network card it self: -Custom IP and DNS settings. -Tried disable power management: -Enabled "Enable PME" and "Wake on Magic Packet", to allow for Wake-on-LAN (this is a must, I need Wake-on-LAN working). So far I wasn't able to fix this issue, and it's starting to get really annoying. Formatting my computer again is out of the question, I don't have the time to do it again currently. Am I missing something? Thank you Windows Version: Edition Windows 10 Pro Version 21H2 Installed on ‎15/‎04/‎2022 OS build 19044.1766 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4180.0

Hello everyone So, I'm thinking of upgrading my main monitor (24.5'', in the center) with a 27'' QHD, shifting my current one to the right and the one already on the right to go above the main display in the center. I'm trying to find on amazon or something else (I'm in Portugal) a stand to clip it to the table that has an articulated arm and should probably be at least 80cm (around 31.5 inches) height, the problem is that I can't find anything with an articulated arm with that height. Since my table is quite deep (around 72cm aka 28.3 inches) I have my monitors around the middle to back, so not that deep. It can have only 1 articulated arm, the main can be kept on it's stand, no issues there, and the monitor to be put on the arm is 2.61kg (around 5.75lbs). Any recommendations? I was looking at this one, but it doesn't have articulated arms and I can't find one that is as tall (pole with 80cm) as this with at least one arm: https://www.amazon.es/-/pt/dp/B0838X6XZD My current setup: The plan: center moves to the right, the right one goes on top of the new one in the center.

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Hello, I recently upgraded from a Ryzen 7 2700X to Ryzen 9 5900X. I updated my BIOS to the latest version available on my manufacture's website (Version 5861). I have an ASUS ROG STRIX X470-F GAMING. After I updated the BIOS I couldn't make Wake-On-LAN work again. I have Power On by PCI-E enabled on BIOS under APM Settings. I already checked every option I could think of that could affect it, but no luck. I noticed the LAN Card LED's aren't blinking on S5 state. Any idea on what else I'm missing, if anything? I had it working before updating the BIOS. Thank you

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