Karias

I would love to see a TechQuickie on Classless Inter-Domain Routing or CIDR for IPV-4 & IPV-6. My ideal video would include: What is CIDR? Why is it important? How to figure out shorthand based off of your IPV-4 IP address, and subnet mask. Why will we forego IPV-4 for IPV-6? How to figure out shorthand based off of your IPV-6 IP address (as your subnet mask is included in your IPV-6 IP address). My reason for wanting such a video is that while IPV-4 is common place, and people know how to figure out shorthand rather quickly, soon NAT & PAT in IPV-4 will give way to IPV-6. Having a LMG video on the subject would be an invaluable tool for both established, and up and coming IT's alike.

Just as the topic says, I would love to see a TechQuickie on Classless Inter-Domain Routing or CIDR for IPV-4 & IPV-6. My ideal video would include: What is CIDR? Why is it important? How to figure out shorthand based off of your IPV-4 IP address, and subnet mask. Why will we forego IPV-4 for IPV-6. How to figure out shorthand based off of your IPV-6 IP address (as your subnet mask is included in your IPV-6 IP address). My reason for wanting such a video is that while IPV-4 is common place, and people know how to figure out shorthand rather quickly, soon NAT & PAT in IPV-4 will give way to IPV-6. Having a LMG video on the subject would be an invaluable tool for both established, and up and coming IT's alike.

I recently built my own desktop unfortunately after the i7 6700k, 500gb ssd, 32gb of ddr4 ram, etc. I had to settle on a r9 380 (4gb). While a decent enough graphics card, it leaves some to be desired when running even at 1080p, max settings. (That is to say, you don't get 60fps under most new releases). This would be an amazing card for me to top off my build while giving my r9 380 to someone else that truly needs it.

I think it's an interesting idea. It's something that I think everyone would want, I don't know if we really NEED it though. I know if I had one I'd put it to good use, especially as a pseudo secondary monitor for homework productivity, and some moderate heavy gaming. That said, the pricepoint is certainly out of my range.