Senzelian

Off-topic a bit but yea, it's kinda hard to avoid the "Google" ecosystem. On android phones you're stuck with the usual Graphene/Calyx alternative which isn't perfect but there's no better solution aside from Linux which is nothing but good for your regular user ATM, and on your computer aside from using Firefox (or alternatives based on Gecko) and a specific search engine* you simply can't avoid it. And now since ~10 years or so they even have their own OS. It's very clear they want us to consider them as part of our daily lives much like Apple, and make us think all our data is safe with them (which isn't). Kinda sucks but it makes it easier for the consumer, everyone around me is dependent on Google right now 😕

Google is the only company that's absolutely everywhere. No matter what you do, you're interacting with them and generating profit for them in one way or another. They're after Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, and Meta all at the same time and I do not doubt in my mind that they can succeed and grab a massive chunk out of each company's market share.

Okayyy, the Internet cable was in a completely wrong port in the router! It works now! I can't belive i'm so stupid!😆 Sorry for bothering you! And thanks for making that Forum a better place!
Have a nice day/night, danke!
 

Yes, this can work. The PSU connected to the motherboard will turn on the moment you press the power button.
The PSU connected to the GPU will have to be jumped. You will need a paper clip or some other piece of metal to bridge two of the pins on the 24-pin connector. Afterwards you flip the power switch on the back of the PSU and then you turn on the system.
 
Should look something like this:

Double Nah.

Might I remind you that Linus started out on NCIX's YT channel, Paul and Kyle both started out on Newegg and Logan from Tek Syndicate started out on TigerDirect?
It's not like companies haven't tried...
 
And now it's probably simply too late and not diverse enough content to watch a company's YT channel. Razer's YT channel is just full of ... well, Razer laptops. Who wants to watch that?
 
 
Of course. Do women go out only with half their makeup done? No, they want to look the best they can.

Double Nah.

Yes, they work. They just change the form factor of the connector.
 
However, these cards do not add support for NVMe. So if your PC doesn't support NVMe SSDs yet, then it won't either with a card like this. Also important to note is that you should always keep the number of available PCI-e lanes in mind. Installing additional PCI-e devices will take up additional lanes and can cause SATA and other PCI-e devices to be disabled or run at a slower speed.

Generally, in the case of these "will this work" questions, it helps to share why you are concerned it won't work, and then people will be able to address your concerns and clear up any possible misconceptions in more detail. 

There is a app called nvidia canvas that allows you to take your garbage drawing and make it amazing.
 

But if that was the case shouldn't my speeds outside be naff?

Test was done on the optiplex itself.

Most likely the connection between the NAS and switch is running at 100Mbps, check cable/settings.

That is incredibly slow.
 
10mbps is only 1.25MB/s !
In comparison, I can transfer sequential data to my NAS at up to 100MB/s.

I cannot fathom what you're asking

It can certainly still be a problem, but it works in favor of reviewers, so it's not all bad.
 
That doesn't mean it's all good. Like I mentioned, Userbenchmark is technically a third party, and it is sadly trusted by millions...

That is incredibly slow.
 
10mbps is only 1.25MB/s !
In comparison, I can transfer sequential data to my NAS at up to 100MB/s.

Nah.

This made me laugh so hard. I say to hell with looking my best. But still would be nice to see more mid-range(mainstream) gizmos. 
 
What I really hate is when you see something and you want it, like I want that Leviathan Shark case or whatever, but I have cats...

I mistyped I get about 10/15 MB/s not mbps 

If you continue to use a 27" display, then I don't see any point in 4K. Especially not for gaming. I think 4K starts to make sense at 32".

I made it clear that this is my own subjective opinion. Of course, it can depend on all kinds of things, but I honestly believe that none of it matters due to the screen size.

If you continue to use a 27" display, then I don't see any point in 4K. Especially not for gaming. I think 4K starts to make sense at 32".

If you continue to use a 27" display, then I don't see any point in 4K. Especially not for gaming. I think 4K starts to make sense at 32".

If you continue to use a 27" display, then I don't see any point in 4K. Especially not for gaming. I think 4K starts to make sense at 32".

I suspect that it will be the most user-friendly AR headset for non-techies, the only headset that your grandma won’t freak out in if she wears.
 
Personally, I don’t understand the purpose of the Vision Pro besides using it for entertainment purposes (watching movies and playing games). If I want to do more advanced tasks I still have to bring a MacBook apparently…