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Ended up picking one of these up from a recycled PC at work earlier this week. At some point I might throw it into my ProSignia 165 and see how Windows ME likes it.
 

Just offering my two cents on this: it usually doesn't matter too too much. I know laptops can have differently sized antennas (so you might want to give the one with more antenna-ness to WiFi as opposed to Bluetooth), but I have yet to do it in a way that actually hurts performance enough to care.

Just offering my two cents on this: it usually doesn't matter too too much. I know laptops can have differently sized antennas (so you might want to give the one with more antenna-ness to WiFi as opposed to Bluetooth), but I have yet to do it in a way that actually hurts performance enough to care.

Ended up picking one of these up from a recycled PC at work earlier this week. At some point I might throw it into my ProSignia 165 and see how Windows ME likes it.
 

So for starters, the 3090Ti isn't even a PCIe 5.0 device, it uses 4.0. No matter what you do, you will not see GPU-Z indicate it using 5.0. That being said, GPU-Z reports the currently active link state. So if you're not doing anything intensive, it should fall to a lower link speed (my 1070 is sitting at PCIe 1.1 x16 right now, supposedly). If you launch the render test using the question mark symbol next to the link speed, you should see it bump up to 4.0 x16.
 
Not that any of this is anything to worry about really, I have never seen link speed issues with PCs in my time with them.

Linus Tech Tits
 
Put some of the elemental logos and the regular one on them

I would recommend checking out the PSU tier list to help you find quality units: 
In terms of 600w vs 700w I go with a 600w one unless you need the extra power.
For the PSU that blew up I would first check to see if it took anything with it, and also can you claim warranty for a refund to go towards the new one.
 

ZFS doesn't require ECC to work at all, the people who spent thousands of hours of their lives engineering it have said so. In settings that are not mission critical a simple weekly pool scrub will suffice.
 
Yea sure a cosmic ray flipping a bit bla bla bla data corruption... we know. It happens. ECC and a motherboard certified for it almost doubles the price, and the point of the video was to undercut off the shelf solutions.

The Itasha i designed in Forza Horizon 5:

Locked.
 
Shitposting and flamebaiting are not welcome on this forum. 
 
If you want to post random thoughts you can do so in status updates.
 
 

Eh, you can't really use the color of the plastic to judge the USB revision with 1.1 and 2.0. I've seen quite a fair few 1.1 boards/accessories use black plastic.

Pretty normal behavior in my experience, with newer cards it seems like 3 monitors is where they start to kick up clocks.

Pretty normal behavior in my experience, with newer cards it seems like 3 monitors is where they start to kick up clocks.

Eh, you can't really use the color of the plastic to judge the USB revision with 1.1 and 2.0. I've seen quite a fair few 1.1 boards/accessories use black plastic.

Picked this guy out of a recycled PC at work: A Quadro FX580. Was suuuuuuper dirty when I got it (and still is after a brief dusting). Am I ever going to need a card this old and slow? Almost certainly not. Did I get it because it's old but also a single slot blower which makes it double neat? Probably.

If your CPU is 32bit, then there is a good chance that system is not going to be mining anywhere but in minecraft.

How would we know that's what you mean if you don't say so?
 
The answer is still probably no. It's not like 3060 ti's get that hot. 

From personal experience, anything much slower than a Sandy/Ivy Bridge quad-core i5 is going to struggle running modern Minecraft servers, so considering that machine has a Core 2 era Pentium... I can't imagine it's going to have a very fun time.

From personal experience, anything much slower than a Sandy/Ivy Bridge quad-core i5 is going to struggle running modern Minecraft servers, so considering that machine has a Core 2 era Pentium... I can't imagine it's going to have a very fun time.

People in the early 2000's would shit themselves if they saw how fast something like my 8TB WD drive is. Fuggin casual 200MB/s sequentials on a single 5400RPM drive.

God I love Bigfoots. Also love me a good Fireball. 🤤

iPhone 4 CDMA is here!
It's a weird little iPhone. It looks like a 4S, but it's a 4 at heard with an A4, not an A5.
My model is running iOS 4.2.6, which means it was not updated ever in its entire lifetime (yes I know iOS 4.2.5 exists but that was only on a few prerelease models, when the 4 CDMA was released it ran 4.2.6). How I lucked out with this I don't know.
At the time it was locked to Verizon (and known as the Verizon iPhone), and so it won't activate as Verizon no longer activates phones without VoLTE.
It has no SIM slot.
Here it is compared to my 4 GSM and 4S.

Could probably post these here

They won't read, I have some work to do but they're rather good looking doorstops if worst comes to worst. 4gb Bigfoot, 3gb Fireball, 850mb Seagate (I'm pretty sure a few vintage Macs used this drive)

First of all, that error is usually a sign of that app being 16bit, as 32bit apps should work fine on a regular install of Win64. Second, that screenshot is showing an IIS configuration, unless this pinball is a web application, its not going to be the solution.

Account is not verified. Username is whack. Dumbass message. These are 3 easy points for identifying fake shit like these. In case I was not clear, its not real and its extremely obvious.