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If anyone is using openWRT I suggest reading on how to mitigate this problem.

Completely agree about the BMS part. A low quality BMS is number one reason why the battery fail prematurely. I don't understand which part of xt60 or xt90 connector is ''proprietary connectors''. Even when they sell you a dolphin pack it comes with a standard power connectors. These connectors are the most popular choice... You're saying that the resistor failed in your BMS and i'm guessing you can't get any power out of the battery? Where is the problem with the connectors? All you have to do is replace the bms and if you have ''I have the knowledge to build my own battery, and a vastly superior one at that.'' shouldn't be a problem. The warranty is out either way so just replace the bms and be done with it. I'd recommend going with a bluetooth one. It will make your life easier knowing the bms is working properly and not killing the battery slowly. In terms of warranty there would be little luna could do. With strict rules on shipping batteries, you wouldn't be able to ship it back even if you wanted to. I'm all for people tinkering and learning new skills, but ebike batteries are one part that I'd refer to a specialist. I've repaired plenty of batteries and you have to have A LOT of patience. One wrong move and that thing will go on fire. Ebike industry is still in it's infancy. It's still worth building your own from scratch unless your time worth more.

The Raid is flashed to IT mode and works as HBA. Everything worked fine on my UEFI board, but not on my SR-2. After troubleshooting I found out the hick up is something to do with networking. By unplugging the Ethernet cable, everything worked. Replugging it and crashed the pc... There is some sort of compatibility issue between LSI 9211-8(h310)IT and Marvell 88E8057 network controller. I need both for NAS...

They only come with DisplayPorts and I don't want to play with compatibility issues or adapters.

The screen is LG OLED55B7 which has 10bit 4k panel, but only HDMI 2.0b input. I'm limited to 4:4:4 30hz because of it, but it should be fine for video playback. I know for sure that RX 480 and RX580 are capable of working in 4k HDR mode, but due to the cryptocurrency boom I would like to have some extra options. Would nvidia Pascal gpu work with 4k HDR? P.S. This is for a vfx studio workflow. So suggestions on Quadros and firepros are fine. The price is not a problem.

Streaming a film or watching youtube video will freeze up every 20 or so minutes after hearing HDD spindle starting up at the same time. The problem is that I'm running windows on SSDs and hdd are only for back up. I tried changing power setting so that hdds would never go to sleep. Didn't help. This started to happen after fresh install of windows

Reminds me of ryanair. At first you could check in for the flight 2 weeks prior, later 1 week and now 3 days before the flight... It's all for the mulla

Completely agree with @PCGuy_5960, but if you still want to get x5650. Overclock it please

It all depends on the budget, speed and the bike you have

It's a compilation of rubbish. That's probably the most accurate description. You can't just put random data together to put a cohesive analysis on the product... Benchmarks is the only way of telling what cpu is better and which one is not. Cinebench is great for measuring rendering speed. Check proper websites about the new generation. Like Anandtech

Never use ''CPU Boss'' as any form of intelligent information. The site is full of random data. If you already own Haswell CPU there is no need to upgrade.

If you want to properly repair any bga chip, you will have to replace it and not reball it. Reballing is an old technique and very misunderstood. Majority of bga failure situations will happen under the silicon and not the chip. You can reball the chip, but not under the silicon as they are just too small and not accessible

Unless you're into re-balling, there is no way you can get that for free. The stencil is the cheapest part of the repair. You will need a bga rework station for you to even use it

500Kbps and now 300Mbps

Is there a reason why you need a custom one? You can find oem bga stencils, but it is rarely the case with the repair work. You could draw your own and ask a machining company to mill it out. The problem with that is you ability to draw and their accuracy

Not an expert but wouldn't any cheaper gpu outperform your cpu? I can understand buying gpu for mining but why overpriced cpu?

Hopefully you have a well ventilated room for the pc as it will be silent, but the amount of heat produced while rendering will be uncomfortable to be around it.

Does Octane renderer have any limitations in terms of writing your own shaders, texture management, physically based lighting and so on. Arnold for maya had to get gpu support back in 2014 and nothing came out of it... so I'm trying to understand the reasoning behind not implementing gpu rendering as renderers in the industry rely mainly on cpu power

I'm not familiar with blender, but what are the limitations of octane renderer? Gpu rendering has been available for quite a while, but major renderers are still resisting from implementing this feature. Wonder why?

Try maya with arnold renderer. It has true raytracing and is the top dog in the vfx rendering world. I can guarantee that you will render the same image, same quality in under 10 minutes(unless you have a pentium cpu)

Nice build. I started out with Intel s5520sc motherboard. It was big, expensive for it's time and awful looking. After 1 year of searching through ebay for EVGA SR-2 I couldn't be more happy. I get the same 2000cb in cinebench but I need to overclock my x5675 to 4.4Ghz to reach that.

If I remember correctly the win 10 driver been pushed for 2012 and newer laptops, but I've read that they should work with older also. If they don't, you still have windows 7/8

Windows 10 drivers should work on older macbooks also. Won't hurt to try.

If he is doing proper ray tracing in CAD the renders should take about that long, especially when you have that many components. Subbed BTW. Haven't used Autocad, but working daily with maya and 3dsmax and hobby time in fussion. 1-8 hours of simple model render would be unacceptable. 7 rays would be enough to go through all the objects and show glass. Putting 999 rays won't change a thing in that sake. Maybe it's Autocad as I'm not familiar, but knowing Autodesk I don't think they would not include it. Just now Autodesk bought Arnold renderer and is including £1000 renderer for no additional cost.