Ahmedelgohary94

For me it's software such as Intel Quartus Prime or Xilinx Vivado. They run on Linux, but I doubt they'd support running on ARM anytime soon, since some components in these design suites are honestly more than ancient. I can see them holding off any rewriting of their software until AMD64 is well and truly dead, just because the Windows x86 emulator on ARM64 is just too slow to use.
 
I think they don't focus towards engineers because they'd always moan and complain about how the computer could have been better and cheaper haha. At least Matlab and Simulink are getting ported to ARM64.
 
I'd be wary of 16GB, it's already a bit tight for some applications as of right now, so if it can't even be upgraded it kind of sucks.

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A friend of mine got his phone hacked when he logged into a public WIFI.
he did try to reset factory defaults but with no use, every time he enables WIFI this evil hack starts again.
is there any way to overcome this hack

you need to download the drivers for that machine from hp

PCI serial port is *probably* Intel Management Engine (aka IME) and is an optional install.
the SAS controller, get the driver from HP's site directly

It's the vice bro .threadripper is an extreme edition while EPYC is server/workstaion processor .threadripper is a cutdown version of EPYC just like i7 7900k is a modified version of xeon e5