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DXMember

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  1. ya, but isn't Premier crap at scaling though? god damn, I love that guys "KILLZ IT", I'm gon' watch his review videos exclusively from now on, thanks for the gem!
  2. what do you see as "best" SSD? most capacity? most data throughput? most IO throughput? most durability? if you're going for capacity OCZ Trion might be just good enough
  3. isn't Premiere crap at scaling though? At least that's what I've heard
  4. I'd look into offloading your rendering workflow to GPUs, it's much more performance while being more cost efficient and more power efficient
  5. They cut out double precision to keep down the power consumption so that they can clock higher once then they changed the process node and clocked the core higher again and then they said single SLI connecter is not strong enough, so they raised the clock speed of the connector, then said it's still not strong enough and then they used two of them and said - oh and btw, no Quad-SLI What innovation are you talking about? So far the only thing they have innovated on is "Tensor" cores on V100, at which point they might as well be producing ASIC's... XDMA, Bringing HBM to consumers, implementing HBCC, not to mention SSG on the professional front - that's innovation
  6. dayyy.... for $400 superclocked Furies.. not bad now how do I get rid of mines?
  7. Titan X SLI k... any how... about half a year ago we wouldn't even think we'd be arguing about 7%, so this is pretty EPYC either way
  8. HOLY SHIT.... I thought you were dead... On the other hand, to spur up some discussion http://hwbot.org/submission/3622692_theoverclocker_cinebench___r15_ryzen_threadripper_1950x_4514_cb/ if you adjust for the clock speed, it comes out to less than 5% in favor of Intel
  9. or to nerf Olaf to the ground because some retards decided to tower dive Voyboy...
  10. well.. if it clocks the same as current Ryzen chips, then who cares in that case "Good Enough" is all we'll ever need ))
  11. DXMember

    Is it just me or is your profile pic lower res…

    didn't change a thing, unless the forums decided to compress stuff....
  12. geee.... after two days mark as solved and good luck, have fun kek
  13. Modify your code to have commands in this order: Before you execute your command, add this line: cmd.Connection = cn; private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { try { int n = 1; string name = "sk"; string pt = "test"; SqlConnection cn = new SqlConnection(@"Server = .\; Integrated Security = True"); cmd.Parameters.Clear(); cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@p", n); cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@nam", name); cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@pat", pt); cmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO Finalproj.dbo.Image(ID, Name, path) VALUES (@p, @nam, @pat)"; cn.Open(); cmd.Connection = cn; cmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); cn.Close(); } catch (Exception ex) { string x = ex.ToString(); MessageBox.Show(x); } }
  14. Try adding that Integrated Security = True; After semi-column in connection string
  15. do a double backslash there or add '@' before the quotes: SqlConnection cn = new SqlConnection("Server = .\\;"); SqlConnection cn = new SqlConnection(@"Server = .\;");
  16. try connection string like SqlConnection cn = new SqlConnection("Server = .\;");
  17. just get the cheapest one or whichever you like the most but I'd take the 1440p Lenovo one
  18. nice SqlConnection cn = new SqlConnection("Server = .\;"); cmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO Finalproj.dbo.Image(ID, Name, path) VALUES (@p, @nam, @pat)";
  19. you might not need it for animation, but it's a good enough reason to start learning how to do threading
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