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Ordinarily_Greater

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  • Birthday January 17

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    Price Performance, Bang for your Buck, Good value for the money
    Front-End Development
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    An usual day, was finding a good place to talk tech with other people
    And then found this forum, managed to stay here for like 1 year and until now.
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  1. Read this and initially expected before reaching the first half you would be aware of recommending tech that aren't expensive for its class but you absolutely stayed in character of being in the high class of tech products be it for yourself respectively or to others Well that definitely would make recommending networking setups a la your style a chore to follow
  2. AsRock B650 Pro RS
    AsRock B650E PG Riptide WiFi

    side by side

    looks like a same underlying layout is used between these?

     

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    1. SorryBella

      SorryBella

      1 hour ago, Ordinarily_Greater said:

      AsRock B650 Pro RS
      AsRock B650E PG Riptide WiFi

      Difference is just pcie gen 5 on the E version. Also, hi another Indonesian.

  3. yaah I am so happy to find out THERE IS AN OFFICIAL DISTRIBUTOR for GPD in my country

     

    definitely not out of my reach for getting a GPD Win Max 2

     

    ok thanks for checking out this status

  4. Hello everyone, a little thought lately about this popped up in my mind when I was observing VRAM usage in a game. I have not found any info on AMD's official website about VRAM allocation in AMD APUs (laptop ones in particular), not even shared or dedicated memory details For instance I've searched for details on Ryzen 5 5500U, about its VRAM for the built-in GPU it has and in AMD's website I haven't got that information at all Now, I remember seeing one build guide using one of the first gen or the 2nd (3000 series) Ryzen APUs where in the BIOS it can be configured whether how much system RAM is to be assigned for use for the GPUs of these AMD APUs, I think what I saw was Tech YES City's vid on it I think for desktop class APUs its pretty clear how they execute the GPU VRAM situation and I am sure that's the case too for the unavailable for mainstream retail Ryzen 7 4750G and ever since AMD has reestablished their APUs using Zen architecture So yeah I wonder if there is an instance where AMD has explained this for the laptop GPU equipped chips they make Thank you for your time reading this readers Thank you for discussion contributors
  5. ok sorry for late reply as I haven't visited this forum for well over a year and a half lol not me who is using it anymore but my father is still using it
  6. Ah, found another IPS panel phone that can do Always on Display on stock factory UI (Other than the LG G5 series)

     

    Motorola Moto G Stylus

    still pretty recent as well having released in 2020 around April

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    1. TheCoder2019

      TheCoder2019

      I really want to learn how to write an Android UI, cuz sometimes stock dark mode isn't perfect, y'know

  7. Ah yes Android 12, too bad not everyone will exactly have it because of vendor bullcrap and stuff, can't wait to see what iOS 15 and 16 would bring after getting iOS 13 and 14. This is why I have grown to dislike android because of these kinds of crap. sure enough the one who put out that prediction. Good that you dislike the situation of Google's goal of giving improvements to the Android OS with this or pretty much the updates of Android before, being used by other phone companies who dwells in making android phones as a scheme for them to sell more phones. Being so confident of that prediction too eh?
  8. Hello again everyone, I hope you all are having a pleasant day, or night So now my G5 SE has got it's countdown before I let it go from my possession, it's the Realme X that has arrived But something is a bit off, the colour scheme of the pop up camera part and the rest of the whole body of it is off... What's with that? As far as I know that small pop up camera part should be blue as well following the body's colour scheme... Blurry photos taken with a G5 SE Thanks for the visit to this post
  9. Oh right that's a good way to work around on if the stock firmware of the phone I end up find fulfilling the excellent IPS mark doesn't provide an AoD switch, About the Realme X though since I have settled for that as an upgrade I think I'd miss the capabilities of what can be shown in the G5/SE's AoD, if I remember correctly the Realme X on it's stock firmware is limited to show stuff like phone calls and incoming SMS, compared to well pretty much any notifications that can be shown on the G5 series AoD, eh prolly I'll try the Evolution X custom rom on the X down the line
  10. Ah hadn't seen this I just slept 8 hours... So OLEDs to me are nice and all and looks good and I have noted some OLEDs that are natural looking and not oversaturating but I am still a bit worried of burn in(s), while I myself don't ever use full brightness on a full day on my G5 SE unit and when I use OLED I would surely do the same habit, I am worried when the time I have to or accidentally say, leave my OLED phone on full brightness for half an hour GPS on the motorcycle, I am worried I'd get burn in Also I have planned to get something for my G5 SE replacement and I have surrendered myself to go AMOLED since I have ordered a well used Realme X that has a FHD+ 6.53" OLED for the screen, at least it has under screen optical fingerprint sensor to cheer me up to not get burn in So yeah I am still interested to know those kinds of IPS phones that can do the LG G5's kind of AoD, not to disrespect OLEDs but I think IPS can still have their way to get close to how AMOLEDs can do their colour reproduction
  11. Hello everyone I hope you all have pleasant days So cut through the chase, this photo I attached in this post is an LG G5 SE on my hands, the Always on Display functionality in this one is very excellent to me, due to the fact to me, because it uses an IPS panel pulling this AoD stunt off. I am aware the LG G5 non SE is pretty much the same thing as this one I have on my hands just with a way better specced chipset at the time and 1GB more RAM on the non SE. So the displays are just plain same between the two. Now that the LG G5 non SE has been mentioned that can do this kind of AoD as well, I would like to know if there are other phones that have this same thing going on for them too. IPS panel, but blacks are black enough for this kind of AoD quality or just the panel of a phone itself even though non OLED but is just that as good to an OLED when it comes to AoD feature Thanks for coming by have a great day
  12. Dude thanks for the reply there! Initially when I see it first I wanted to also reply but at the time I thought I'd give in an informational reaction to your reply but all and all you are delivering helpful information I just messed Fedora up few days ago after around 3 days of fine use lol, I have this issue of grub filesystem error and so far I am not able to recover it yet again (testdisk have failed the second time, there was a time before this I messed up but able to recover it with said program but the /dev/sda3 the partition that Fedora is on has 0 literal bytes left...) And now I can only use the system from a Live USB so at the time being I'll just I figure out how to back up all my data on the Linux side then clean delete Fedora then try other distro... System76 Pop OS seems nice like it's really seamless for someone who's really used to GUI but since Pop OS is Ubuntu based do they collect data like Ubuntu does too though? You really got me at the Novice Linux user part
  13. Hello everyone I hope you all have a good day and stay safe So I just attempted to install Fedora to an Asus core i3-2330M laptop which that laptop is usually for my school duty n' stuffs and bearing 2GB of RAM, all and all it's on a 500GB HDD in which I still have Windows 7 before... Before tho it was flawless enough and now at the time of writing not (submitting) I'm currently on 'Installing software 100%' after resizing one of my Windows partition to give around 20GB ish of room for Fedora for now The question now is: 1. Can I gradually give in more storage room for the Fedora side of the system? Later on? I am expecting myself to outright yeet windows 7 out from the drive 2. The first moments after I clicked 'Done' on the Install to Hard Drive process was along the lines of 'resizing partition on /dev/sda2' and that took long in a sense of around 6 minutes. Is that normal? 3. Sorry I can't give in screenshots for further details but when I decide to totally give in the drive's whole storage to the Fedora side do I do it by fresh deleting of the Windows side then search for guides on how to resize partition once more? 4. Oh and how to safely transfer the whole data n' stuffs from the Windows side to the Linux Distro side? So far I'm using the 32GB SD card on my phone to FTP between the sides and I think it works well tho, so far. Thank you for your attention good people!
  14. Ah ok i got it. Right probably getting some extra joycons would help for the far times ahead. Thanks there for helping out!
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