simson0606

You do need an asus board with a thunderbolt header. Gigabyte has something similar with their boards. 

5 hours ago, Speakerator said:

I never realized the IKEA LACK table had the perfect size to be abused as a ghetto, 5$ rack mount. Pure genius.

it is a LACK rack (Google it  )

If you can have a third power supply (laptop style but 12v) you could use a relay per computer to switch on the power to the pump.

5 hours ago, ViciousViper175 said:

on another note, is it worth getting a quadro k4000 or a 1650 super as a physics card?

 

 

Nope, to not be a bottleneck the physics card needs to be nearly as fast as your main GPU. Which is not worth it...

With this many tabs you are probably getting close to the maximum amount of threads that Windows can manage. Each tab probably (This is my guess) has its own thread assigned to it. and 6000 threads is a lot to manage... (about 100 per core to schedule...)

I think you want to wrap the option selection and the switch statement in a while loop, and use one of the options as a way to stop the loop.

If you want to keep information persistent between iterations of the loop you want to declare those outside (before) the loop.

19 minutes ago, Bruno_A said:

Hmm...I believe it is a low profile bracket, as in a one slot bracket, and not an SFF bracket.

It is low profile as single slot half(ish) height.

1 minute ago, Bruno_A said:

Yes, that would fit, but wouldn't at the same time, as the case uses small-form-factor PCIe brackets. I'd need to get a Mini PCIe to PCIe slot adapter, and get an SFF ethernet card.

 

That startech card includes a low profile bracket.

8 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

Ah I see so this would fit? 

 

https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-Express-Gigabit-Ethernet-Network/dp/B006VCPB2S

 

 

They're slogan is 

 

"hard to find made easy'  btw   

Yup no problem, it's a similar card to what I linked. There are many others.

StarTech has many weird expansion cards which can come in handy.

15 hours ago, Bruno_A said:

I thought it could be that, but it isn’t. It’s slightly bigger than Mini PCIe. Here’s a comparison:

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The card you have there is a m2 key A wireless card, not a mini pcie card. m2 is slimmer than mini pcie. There even are adapters from mini pcie to m2 key A.

@Bruno_A

It is a mini pcie card slot, often used for wireless cards. There are normal network cards available though:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Syba-Ethernet-Controller-1000Mbps-RTL8168C/dp/B00B524102

Also, while the slot is physically compatible with msata, it will not recognise a msata ssd.

Just now, minibois said:

Ik weet niet eens het verschil tussen belegen en onbelegen kaas

inb4 ik ge-banned word, omdat ik 'geen echte Nederlander' zou zijn

 

Nee! Zonder uw contributies halen we de pagina 69.420 nooit!!!

Belegen zit gewoon tussen jong en oud in. Heeft alleen maar te maken met het aantal weken dat de kaas gerijpt heeft.

5 hours ago, minibois said:

Jonge kaas > oude kaas

ftfy

oude kaas > jong belegen kaas > jonge kaas

That's  a standard cr2032 battery

You want to look at creating a Nginx reverse proxy.

Maybe first ask for a loaner unit, even if you would have to pay a deposit. If all goes wel, you'll get the deposit back, have a video, maybe more subs, and eventually build a relationship with the vendor.

There would have to be a lot of carbon in the smoke to cause any kind of electrical issues (Won't be the case, especially if you have filters)

Other than that, your pc might need cleaning a bit more often...

At home I use a laptop near a bonfire a couple times a year for music at parties. There's a lot of smoke and debries (laptop covered in ash) and it still works fine... (Don't worry, this is an old laptop)

You could try Custom Resolution Utility, it has worked for me to make a 1680x1050 into a 1920x1200 display

On 6/28/2019 at 3:44 PM, NelizMastr said:

No Pascal and later support for macOS Mojave. High Sierra is the end of the line for anything newer than Maxwell.

Maxwell isn't supported either... (at least, my 960 doesn't work) Kepler is the latest supported generation in Mojave (They had a official GTX680 for mac).

23 minutes ago, ZWELINHTET said:

@simson0606 Could you tell me the specs for those desktops? I'm sure I might need to get those one by one from amazon and setup by myself. 

They are x99 systems, so many parts won't be available. But a intel 9700k or a ryzen 2700x will outperform the system listed below.

CPU: 5820k

Mobo: Asrock x99-ITX/AC

Ram: 16gb (I think)

Storage: Intel p600 128GB

GPU: NVS810

Case: fractal design core 500

PSU: Seasonic Focus Gold (Or Platinum, not sure) 650

At work we have 2 of these cards in separate itx workstations to each drive 8 1080p 55 inch displays. Works like a charm. Setup is a bit of work though (have to walk back and forth to see which screen you are on )

you might be able to use a generic Asetek design aio with the mounting hardware used on the hybrid.

7 minutes ago, Minibois said:

Snip

It's still up on floatplane

Maybe a cheap android tablet with a SDR (Software Defined Radio) usb stick. It can pick up DVB-T, DAB (Radio), and FM Radio (And more)

23 hours ago, Chris_R. said:

I also was thinking, that I could write a "script" in C# that if the DB level got above xxx fade in some white noise for xxx amount of time. I was thinking possibly a raspberry pi to do this with but I'm not sure if those are capable of running a .exe file made from C# / .Net.

The raspberry pi can run c# (.NET) exe files with mono on raspbian. You can make either a windows forms application or a console application. It is a bit more limited than a full windows environment though.

Another option would be to run windows 10 IOT core on the pi. That way you can run windows UWP apps (Also C#).