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  1. Hello, I watched the latest video regarding the Black Magic Ultimatte 12 4K and had to look it up. Not familiar at all with SDI. If someone were to try to hook this up on a camera w/HDMI. Would it be as simple as using one of Black Magic's Micro Converter HDMI to SDI 12G and it would work between the Camera w/HDMI connection and the BM Ultimatte 12 4K? Thanks :)
  2. In the video, Linus discussed that it did not have a padding by design. The 3 inserts are seamed together in a way that it protects the laptop as the bag is filled. By filled, what does this mean? Does it mean when the sleeved portions are filled or when the entire backpack is filled? I cannot fathom the requirement for the backpack to be filled to protect the laptop. So, by this method I can only assume that the bottom of each device will be touching/cramped. Are the 3 sleeves for the laptop holders of of equal bottom length (because that is how it sounds like when he says the way they are seamed together) or are they of different lengths are the bottom to prevent the device bottoms from clanging into each other? I've heard a mention that the laptop sleeve area is suspended from the ground so it does not actually touch the ground. Is this correct? Dropping my backpack to the floor holding the top handle is pretty much normal for me. So, about 1 foot off the ground. It has never been a problem with any backpack I've owned. Since this backpack has no padding. Is this likely to be a problem? Thank you
  3. Hi, yes it is a touchscreen display. So, essentially if it was lined it correctly (touchscreen and digitizer) I wouldn't be able to see these dot patterns? Therefore, this is a defective display essentially?
  4. Hi, there is an array/pattern of dots on the 4K OLED monitor screen that can faintly be seen on all colors. Easily seen on darker colors and covers the entire screen in a perfect pattern of dots. Here is a video on it. It is very hard to capture it but when I shine a light you can see what it is I'm seeing. But it only shines 1 vertical pattern at a time. In real life, I can see the entire array of dots.
  5. Hi, if anyone has a Galaxy Z Fold3 in the silver color I'd like to know your opinion. I want to get the Silver color, however, I have noticed that the bezel left of the screen is the same color as the selected color. I was wondering if when using the front screen, you are noticing any annoyances by the silver bezel, i.e. catching your attention from what's being displayed on screen. I have never used any screen that has been surrounded by a bezel other than black. Therefore, I do not know if this would be an annoyance.
  6. My ethernet was working last night. This morning it does not work. The green blinking light on both the router and the MB NIC are working when I plug in the ethernet cable. Device manager does NOT show the Intel I225 adaptor. Troubleshoot just tells me to plug in an ethernet cable. I have installed firmware and drivers and it still does not show up on the Device Manager and clearing CMOS. Is it dead?
  7. One of these fixed the problem since I did them both and it started working: 1) Uninstalled ethernet and refreshed through Device Manager and restart computer. 2) Restarted router through the ATT App. I unplugged and re-plugged the router multiple times while trying to figure out the problem and it still had this problem.
  8. ATT ATT supplied and also TP-Link Archer C5400. Both provide the same result. CAT6 100 or 200 Foot cable directly from router to PC. I should mention that I used this same cable before on my old internet provider and received 1gbps LAN transfers. So cable is working. 1.0gbps
  9. Hi, just upgraded to the 1Gbps internet plan. My PC is pretty far from my router so I only get 150mb/s. I ran an ethernet cable over to my PC hoping to achieve 1Gbps. However, I am only getting 180Mb DOWN and 7Mb UP. I have: 1. Disabled Wi-Fi 2. Tried multiple ethernet ports on the router including the one that says 1gbps. What could be the problem?
  10. Interesting, but that does make sense. My router reasoning was mentioned because I though you'd need internet connecting them even though I knew traffic wouldn't go through the router as 10Gb/s going through 1Gb/s back to 10Gb/s doesn't make sense. While on the topic of making things irrelevant. Would it work without the switch by connecting the PC's ethernet cable directly to the NAS to achieve 10Gb/s speed transfers?
  11. Can someone help me understand how 10Gb/s work? My understanding is that, for example: If I want to transfer files at 10Gb/s from my PC to my NAS. I have a Router with only 1Gb/s networking and use that 1Gb/s port to plug into a switch. That switch has to have at least 2x 10Gb/s port which I use to plug both the PC and the NAS into the switch's 2x 10Gb/s ports (assuming that both the PC and the NAS also have 10Gb/s capable networking hardware). Then I will achieve 10Gb/s between the PC/NAS?
  12. I can tell from the 36 and 16 that it is 3600Mhz at CL16. Which is why I said if 3600mhz is what you need then it is fine. I tried to give as much detail as possible rather than saying yes or no so you can have the information to make the decision yourself. Ultimately, it is up to you.
  13. No, there is not. As long as you are able to pick the Speed that you want then there is no downside. What I was talking about with lower capacity RAM being able to clock higher is for this reason. If you look at 4000Mhz and higher RAMs you will see 8GB sticks. However, 16GB sticks of DDR4 RAM can be found at 3600Mhz and lower. So if 3600Mhz and lower is something you are looking for then 16GB RAMs are fine for your use case.
  14. Thanks for chiming in. It needs it, but, that won't be a problem. The internal TB3 header is an Intel verification that is not required. This link shows that it can be fixed by shorting pins 3 and 5. https://egpu.io/forums/builds/thunderbolt-3-with-threadripper-on-a-asrock-x399-fatality-motherboard-help-needed/#post-59565
  15. Hi, I can answer these questions for you. Is really that much difference between 2 sticks of 16 GB or 4 sticks of 8GB? >>You just want to obtain dual channel or quad channel depending on your motherboard. There is no difference aside from being able to have a higher capacity. For example, if your mother has 4 RAM slots. Buying 2x16GB will allow you to fit in 2 more RAM slots if you ever need to expand later. I read that 2 sticks has better overclocking potential, but how much is that difference 5% or more ? >>The higher the RAM capacity the harder it is to overclock past its rated speed. Rated speed would be the speed advertised for the RAM. For example, Corsair Vengenace 3200Mhz 2x16. 3200Mhz is the rated speed. I would probably buy 2 sticks of 16 GB, but they are out of stock in every big eShop in my country. >>As stated in the first answer, it's nice to have available RAM slots in case you want to expand your capacity. But i found one eShop is restocking 2 x 8 GB sticks, should i take them or just wait till 2 x 16 GB will be restocked too. >>You can mix and match RAM capacities. However, the RAM speed will match the lowest rated RAM speed that you have. For example you have 2x 3200Mhz and 2x 2400Mhz. Your RAM speed will be at 2400Mhz or however high your 2400Mhz RAM can overclock too. This is because all of your RAM must be at the same speed.
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