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The SSD is capable of PCIe 4x, laptop has it wired for only 2x.
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I count 2 NVMe slots?
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Seems like Netgear, Zyxel and Mikrotik make couple where the AC input is on the same side as ports.
https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=switchgi&xf=13169_Netzanschluss+vorderseitig~13547_1
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1 hour ago, Vinay Pundith said:
- USB to internal floppy adapters. These are plentiful, but they only advertise supporting 3.5" drives. Is this an actual technical limitation, or can a 5.25" drive be hooked up to it as well? (Not worried about physical connector, i have the cable for that). Is there a controller-level limitation that is only compatible with 3.5" FDD's and not 5.25"? I also found a USB 5.25" drive controller that says it is read-only, cannot write to 5.25" floppies regardless of the actual drive connected to it. Why would this be the case?
This person managed to build one?
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In that configuration, it would seem that you get quad channel performance for 4/6 of the memory and dual channel performance for the remaining 2/6 of memory.
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Maybe one of SilverStone's cases could work? Perhaps RM44?
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Integrated Graphics Processor:
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1 x DVI-D port, supporting a maximum resolution of 1920x1200@60 Hz
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1 x HDMI port, supporting a maximum resolution of 4096x2160@60 Hz
* Support for HDMI 2.1 version, HDCP 2.3, and HDR.
The DVI-D is only single link and as such only does 60Hz.
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1 x DVI-D port, supporting a maximum resolution of 1920x1200@60 Hz
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MXM board, adapter for it is a cool 699-1333$
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1 hour ago, NewEra4004 said:
How about something like this:
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Both items claims they can extend or mirror display.
Both of those still require USB-C with DisplayPort Alternate Mode which your laptop lacks.
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48 minutes ago, NewEra4004 said:
I'm looking at this device:
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Will either be suitable?
Thanks.
Neither of those will work. Both require an USB-C port with DisplayPort Alternate Mode.
You can run one monitor from the laptops HDMI port at 4k 30hz and for the second screen, you need a DisplayLink adapter like this
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11 minutes ago, PartyWire said:
There's 6 SATA ports.
4 next to the chipset on the edge, 2 at the very bottom corner.
So the NVMe takes away 2, leaving you with 4.
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The CPU has 20 PCIe lanes for connectivity. 16x for GPU and 4x for either NVMe or 2 SATA devices.
So if you use an NVMe M.2 via the CPU, those 2 SATA lanes are used up.
If you use a SATA M.2, one of the 2 SATA ports from the CPU can still be used.
You still have 4 SATA ports from the chipset.
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5 hours ago, walkerdeath said:
I knew about the ethernet option, but sadly hdmi supports only up to 1080p which already is not enough as I use a 4k tv as a monitor, and also the usb only supports up to 2.0 speeds, which is far from ideal... of course, if there's no other choice I would consider it, but it would be one of the last choices but thanks anyway for the suggestions
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6+2 connecters not going in all the way
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You are supposed to put them in at the same time while those tabs are underneath the bit where they're blocked now.
Or in a way, 2 pin first, then 6 pin.
Not the other way you have them now.