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Ashley MLP Fangirl

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    2. Windows7ge

      Windows7ge

      Not as much as I used to but I still keep tabs on it.

    3. TVwazhere

      TVwazhere

      1 hour ago, Windows7ge said:

      Not as much as I used to but I still keep tabs on it.

      ^This

      2017-2019 was a peak time for me; though admittedly the sites peak usage was probably 2013-2016

    4. RoseLuck462
  1. behold my favourite ship design ever, RMS Aquatania

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  2. i mean they are server chips, never intended for desktop use.
  3. build an intel setup. if you want something dualsocket there's TONS of Xeon systems with supermicro mobo's for next to nothing on ebay. keep in mind to check the power connectors on those motherboards, since many are made for servers. you might also need some extra fans on things like the chipset heatsink, since again those boards are designed for servers where they get tons of airflow.
  4. title and thumbnail: IRAN QUANTUM COMPUTER!!1!11!1 the video: showing a basic (10 year old) FPGA dev board. talk about clickbait
  5. i actually have a 2008 Mac Pro, ironically pretty close to that setup just intel. 2 quadcore Xeon E5462's, DDR2 ECC ram... it actually performs surprisingly well if you adjust your expectations a bit. edit: i'm a bit further into the video and i just wanna say, my Mac Pro with just one gpu (a Radeon HD 7770) has no issue playing back even 1080p 60fps youtube lmfao as i said it performs surprisingly well for it's age. just shows how much further ahead Intel was at the time.
  6. i finally got a KVM switch (just a usb one) and it's changed my life. no longer will i need 2 keyboards and 2 mice on my setup

  7. since the discord username changes i've had so many random friend requests lmao

  8. iOS 17's timers are SO much better than 16 and earlier. it's not just multiple timers that's super useful, but it now also shows how long the timer is set for at the top of the screen. so nice!

  9. yes they do. i would recommend against the 3,1 though, ideally get a 4,1 or 5,1 since those use DDR3 ECC ram. much easier to get a hold of these days than DDR2 ECC.
  10. they do boot without a mac firmware card, you just don't get a display output until the OS/gpu driver load.
  11. that does not matter other than getting a boot screen. when the OS/drivers load it behaves like any card. i own a 3,1 Mac Pro and i've had a pc 1030 working in it.
  12. this video was a fail imo. an XServe 3,1 under the hood is effectively a Mac Pro 3,1 in server form. i own a 3,1 Mac Pro, and there's a LOT more that it can do than y'all showed. for a start, 10.11 is the latest supported macOS version but it'll run all the way up to the latest release with patchers. with an nvidia card you'd want the High Sierra patcher, to install that, since that's the latest macOS that runs nvidia cards. i actually had a 1030 working in mine on High Sierra, so theoretically it'll take any 10-series card. furthermore you can very easily boot and install Linux on 3,1 Mac's so you could have done that. all the hardware in my 3,1 Mac Pro works on Linux so i don't see why an XServe would be a problem.
  13. this has been my all time favourite song for a while now, thought i'd share it

     

     

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