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You want GPT.
 
Then you can create a new partition on the blank drive. Once that finishes formatting, the drive will show up under My Computer.

Thank you, it works!

In Disk Management something popped up, "you have to initilize the disk before LDM can access it: Disk: 0"  Select: MBR or GPT

If it was a brand-new drive, it probably needs to be initialized, partitioned, and formatted before it will appear with its own drive letter.
 
Does it appear in Disk Management?
 
What model drive is it?
 
Does your motherboard share bandwidth between SATA ports and an M.2 slot? Does another drive work properly when plugged into the same power cable, data cable, and SATA port as you're using with the new drive?

Set up a NAS with your hardware using something like unraid as your OS and then install nextcloud, which is basically your own personal cloud storage with your files being saved on your server

depends.

if you want to have a pretty cool looking graphics and ray tracing stuff, probbably get the
MSI GeForce RTX 3070 Ti Ventus 3X OC

But, if you prefer just playing in a normal graphics and doesn't really need a lot of stuff, maybe the
ASRock Radeon RX 6800 XT Phantom Gaming D OC
would be a great idea.

for me personally, i would get the RX 6800 XT, not because of anti-mainstream stuff or anything, but from the performance, seems like RX 6800 XT has a bigger effect for the performance.
 
Here, Take a look.

 
But probbably getting the 3070 Ti wouldn't be a big problem, also its less pricey than the 6800 XT.

I hope it will perform as expected!

6800XT is quite a bit better. Except a few rare cases 6800XT outperforms 3070 ti by a good amount. 6800XT is a definitely better option for gaming. 

6800XT. In someplaces 6950Xt share the prize with 6800Xt for whatever reason if thats the case get the 6950xt else get 6800XT. 

Of course!
RX 6800, also with an XT on it, would definetely run with good graphics.

According to this Toms Hardware review the 6800XT beats the 3070TI by 18% in standard rasterization 1440p, while the difference in RT performance is under 2% in favor of the 3070Ti. So I would say go for the 6800XT.
 
I replaced my 3070(non-TI) with a 6800XT and are really happy with that, mostly because of Cities Skylines that uses a lot more than the 8 GB VRAM that the 3070 has.

What GPU were you using before?
 
Are you using sperate PCI-E power connectors, rather than a daisy-chain cable?
 
Also, do any of the "EZ Debug" LEDs light up?

When you want to layout a page you need to divide it into sections in the design. A table is hated in html for good reason, but flexbox is basically a table layout that allows for responsive elements. 
 
Effectively you need to create a container to hold your elements, then add rows and columns that allow you to align elements. This w3schools page tells you how to do it.
 
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_images_side_by_side.asp

Jeez, everyone here is beating around the bush.
If your phone is also not recognized when you plug it into other computers, or doesnt fast charge using the cable you use to connect to your computer:
Cable is messed up. USB port on your phone is messed up. Your phone has other motherboard related problems. If your phone is able to use QC and is recognized on other computers using the same cable:
USB port on your PC is messed up. USB controller or the driver is. If your phone doesnt get recognized with different cables on your pc, on other computers, and also doesnt fast charge (you have to check the charging voltage using a usb "multimeter"):
USB port on your phone is messed up. Your phones motherboard is messed up.

Yep, It's Sata, that would be a fine HDD

You've got a SAS drive, not a SATA drive. You'll need to return it and get a normal SATA drive to use. 
Not as-is. Save yourself the time and just get a normal SATA drive. 

it's right in the name, that's a SAS drive. return it and buy a SATA drive.

Hey guys!
I just bought a new HDD but somehow it has different connections than my old ones.
Can you tell me which cables do I need (with link/pictures please)?
 
 
Thanks!

that looks like you've accidentially bought a SAS drive (no gap between the power and sata header), which drive did you buy?

I've never heard of this before. So I don't have any stock Samsung devices around here anymore, but the couple I tried real quick are recognized right away without even switching anything (they are are set to "No data transfer", no PTP, File Transfer etc, ADB works as soon as the cable is plugged in as expected).
 
First did you enable USB Debugging?  This is under Developer options. You need to do this first.
 
Second if you are in Windows, you need to have the drivers for your devices installed. This is one reason in all my LOS install guides I recommend people use Linux. ADB / Fastboot generally just work, no drivers to worry about. Here is my Lineage Install guide for my the OnePlus 6T  if you start at the Using Fastboot to install OOS section is talks about creating a USB drive with Mint and installing ABD / Fastboot, as well as updating those to the latest version if you need it.
 
Along those lines, ADB / Fastboot can give you issues if they are outdated.
 
Assuming you have USB Debugging enabled on the phone, my bet is it's a driver issue.

No it won't work because that is a regular Blu-ray drive. You need to find one that specifically supports UltraHD Blu-ray.

I believe UHD (4K) drives are different from standard Blu-Ray (1080p) drives.
 
MakeMKV might help in your quest (hint: the beta key is public; just Google for it).
 
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When the price drops there will be other models on the market already. Before ETH 2.0 Phase 3 you won't see any price drop.

Core i7-1185G7

You could also always pull a Linus and run an Ethernet cable outside, up the house, then back inside if your network cabinet downstairs is near an external wall.