Im_Ben

If legitimate criticism of how a company's testing methodology resulting in errors is considered an attack, then I'm not sure what else to say besides it not being one.
 
Here's the thing, if you want to be a lab, and you want to be held to lab standards, then you open your methods and data to scrutiny, which is what GN is doing here. LMG has the ability, and the right to respond to these allegations by re-running the tests to reproduce the data if they want to stand by it, but they aren't. GN's video isn't an attack, it's a flashlight on some of LMG's recent practices that have dubious ethical standings that need to be addressed.

Does anyone know what they used to sync the off-site backup?

Does anyone know what they used to sync the off-site backup?

No, it's a slightly narrower sounding headphone with weaker imaging than the 58x. If you want a nice wide sounding headphone with deep cups check out the he 400i by hifiman but the imaging isn't as precise as the 990 or 58x. Other options to look into are the k
Akg k612 ,k701,q701k712 

Performance wise RST and PrimoCache are about the same. But Primocache is just a safer option that is easier to manage and has some extra tweaks like how write caching is done if you decide to use it and also has RAM caching if you have plenty of it.

the rst caching for optane works pretty well, id keep using it, but you can test it fi you wn.t 

If you're willing to put a hole in your desk, then I recommend these USB hubs form ICY BOX. (Dumbest name ever, but they work really well)
You can also use them for cable management and you can easily take out the hub and replace it with the cover you can see on the picture. That makes it a very clean solution.
 

@Im_BenI can suggest this one, i have two of these and they work great....
 
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07DPNYG8L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It's just an IP address, a few numbers to identify a system. It's not going to make anything noticeably faster.

VLANs are passed between devices by adding a “tag” to the ethernet frame. So “tagged” means that the port will send out traffic for that VLAN with the VLAN tag in place, and likewise accept traffic which has the tag. This means the device plugged into that port understands VLANs and is programmed to use 102 (in your case).
Untagged means that any traffic which comes into the switch without a VLAN tag will be put into that VLAN, and any traffic leaving the port in that VLAN will not be tagged.
 
I’m not sure exactly what you are trying to do, so I can’t provide a recommendation about how you should set it.

In Windows itself, under the Power Options > Change Plan Settings > Advanced Power Settings > Processor power management

Honestly if you are going with 4.8ghz...you are better off enabling MCE and turning up the clock to 102.9...setting AVX to zero....this gives you ~4.836ghz on all cores that run in perfect harmony...this is what I've done just cause my system runs so well at those settings.

That seems to have fixed it. Now it's at 4.6Ghz(ish) due to AVX offset.

Thanks for the help though!

He's not entirely wrong, however blunt. You're not going to notice much of any difference during in-game performance from a SATA SSD vs. a M.2 NVMe SSD. You'd be better off just going with a 2TB now and adding another later on when they're even cheaper. If you have your head set on RAID for redundancy I would refer you to this article. 

Um.. Can I say I use these headphones via the 3.5mm port on my monitor, which gets its audio via Displayport on my PC and it works just great?
You would get an amp if you your headphones aren't loud enough, you get a DAC if the signal is distorted. I don't experience either problem, so I don't use a separate DAC/AMP.
 
I would at least first try out the headphones with your current audio solution, but if you need to get a new DAC/AMP, Schiit products generally look like a viable option.
But as I don't have a need for these devices, I have not done too much research.
Be sure to read the sticky topic on DACs/AMPs though:
I am still quite a novice with this audio stuff, so I might not have the correct knowledge to form an educated opinion on it.

The DT 990 is open back, the DT 770 is closed back. The DT 880 would be inbetween those (semi open).
 
What is better depends on your use case. The simple difference is:
Open back has a bigger 'sound stage', so in gaming or a movie you can much better hear where a person is walking.
Closed back has less of a soundstage, meaning it is less fit for gaming for example (although this is of course based on personal preference).
 
You have to keep in mind though, that open back headphones leak sound, like.. leak a lot. I have a DT 990 250 Ohm (which I love by the way), but I couldn't use them in public, because you can basically hear everything I am listening to.
 
Otherwise the DT 990 is a super comfortable headphone, just gotta mention though it has a (old) telephone style cable on the 250 Ohm version, which are very compact, but could feel heavy and run awkward on a desk.

That's perfect, wow, thanks a lot!

Kinda browsed in here and find something I have been looking for.  Thank you.

http://www.maxkeyboard.com/iso-layout-custom-backlight-cherry-mx-keycap-set-top-print.html
 
You can configure this the way you like it and you can also change the alphanumeric layout to Norwegian. It supports backlight too...

Depends a bit on how loud your keyboard is. If you get a decent pop filter and a mic arm so it's not on the desk, it will pickup basically nothing, and if you're gonna edit the audio later you can remove a lot of background noise

What model are you coming from? As in why would you upgrade?
Yes, they are great PSUs.

those are great, as well as the t2 and g2 series. just don't cheap out and look up the tier list I would say. or ask Jon Garow

You'll probably need more RAM. If it's hitting 7.6GB of usage then that's probably the max for the system once hardware reserved and other such is taken in to consideration.

GTA V definitely stutters with only 8GB of RAM, especially when driving or entering new areas on the map.

We don't deal with bypassing school or workplace restrictions or other policy-breaking things

Proper people say for a few hours, I usually keep a test going for 30 mins to 1 hour