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Yes, F12 (or Ctrl + Shift + I) maybe a reload and it works every time. Thinking about it, it might be due to the fact that I have "disabled cached" option enabled. I'm reading that incognito option works, so there should a relation. But after 1st time it works for every refresh if you don't close chrome.

For some reason, on chrome, if you open developer tools the web interface shows up, if you have a problem losing it.

Done... Also it seems I accidentally posted the topic twice, but I guess it's better than none ?

Hello, Im not that active in the forum so I don't know if that's a first heard issue. Also not sure if I should write it there but I got a random pm from a "girl" calling me to go to www.f@ckm*****...com. I attach a screenshot (I erased some sensitive stuff and the link).I think it's a real issue cause people might visit the links, or even kids on the forum get messaged. If any staff wants more info, don't hesitate to ping me. P.S. I didn't know what to title that topic.... Stavros A.

https://www.speedtest.net/insights/blog/canadian-isp-doubles-speeds/

Now that I am seeing the line up that might be the case for the 1x00 Pro models...just a thought.

Don't think it will be the same socket through, am4 socket is a little small for 32 core,and quad channel should also be a thing for the servers..just a thought

Apparently asrock support ecc.

I never said that ecc is given buy the mobo but if a lot of x370 spec that they support them it means that Ryzen CPUs can utilize ecc technology. and yes ecc support is also determinedly by mobo put an e5 v4 on a x99 (except asrock an ws ones) and add ecc ram and see if ecc functionality is working.

Apparently according to motherboard manufacturers ryzen chips support ecc memory,here is a screenshot from x370 Taichi spec list There is also a Reddit post pointing that and a oc3d article. https://www.overclock3d.net/news/cpu_mainboard/ryzen_may_support_ecc_memory_at_launch/1

Basically if you want a little bit more performance go with raid10. if you want your array to have a bit more redundancy raid 6 is safer from a mathematician approach ,but not much. alsoa factor is what file sizes you see yourself transferring.and your LAN speeds.

Generally speaking if a module isn't qvl it doesn't mean that it will not work. Especially with ecc server memory ,all models are aperently ,usually samechips frequencues latencies I am sure which ever ram you find would be ok. Also I don't think there are more sodimm ddr4 modules available.

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