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Gamers Nexus alleges LMG has insufficient ethics and integrity
MCDELTAT replied to osgalaxy's topic in General Discussion
What’s the percentage of people writing essays here that are currently procrastinating on an actual essay for school? My short opinion: Yeah, it seems like they need more layers to catch things or slow down. I have faith that they will. Given that they probably can’t economically slow down and stay afloat, LABS generating revenue could be the thing that gets them to slow down. A win win win. -
Different Versions of Same RAM Causing Instability?
MCDELTAT replied to MCDELTAT's topic in Troubleshooting
Update: Ran memtest86 on 2 DIMMs, one from each pair. No errors. So It might honestly be just when it's all 4 DIMMs. Next test is all 4 as I think they were (alternating blue/green) and then the versions in their own channels. Very interesting... -
Different Versions of Same RAM Causing Instability?
MCDELTAT replied to MCDELTAT's topic in Troubleshooting
Good point. I'll test each kit next in memtest86. I think I had either Pattern 1 or 2 from your diagram because I installed the first kit in alternating slots and then just added the new kit when I got it a few months later. For the sake of internet history, I'm currently running these on: Intel 8700K Asus Prime Z370-A BIOS Version 2401 Asus 3070 Dual Driver 460.73.1 (Thanks LTT for this in the first drop). -
Is it possible for two different sets/versions of RAM to cause instability even if they are the same brand, CAS Latency, Everything? I'm spare some of the details, but my Linux rig recently started getting randomly hung up. It would function fine, no issue, then it full hangs where the Networking stack dies, GUI/Compositor Dies, everything. Reading through the errors online made me take a guess at my RAM. I made a bootable thumb drive of memtest86 and ran it on all 4 DIMMs that were installed in my system. I got 44 errors per loop. So I just took the time to put them in individually and run through 2 loops of the same test to find the culprit. On their own, none failed, 0 errors. Is that possible? Are weird micro issues the culprit? Am I allowed to return them in hopes of getting a matching pair? RAM: 64GB (4x16GB) Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3600MHz CL 18-22-22-42 Difference: 2 Stick were purchased in May 2020 and are Ver 3.44. The other 2 were purchased July 2020 and are Ver 5.49 XMP Profiles are stock as listed above, never bothered overclocking or changing any timings.
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Can I Super Glue On a M.2 Standoff?
MCDELTAT replied to MCDELTAT's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
I guess I could have been clearer. I plan to glue on the standoff to the motherboard. I don't anticipate ever being able to get the right screw, so how do I temporarily mount the M.2 drive to the (hopefully) permanent standoff? Would tape just get sticky and nasty when it get's hot? Zip Tie? String? -
I have an ASUS Z370-A Motherboard. I while back I wanted to change my 512GB M.2 out to a larger capacity one. I realized I didn't have a second M.2 screw that came with the motherboard, so I ordered some from Amazon that sounded right. Turns out I had the same problem as many in the reviews, the screw wouldn't come out. I kept applying force and eventually the 2280 standoff on the Motherboard snapped off. Image to illustrate: https://imgur.com/a/ffz3FOw Can I just superglue it back in? Seems like most Cyanoacrylate glues aren't conductive, so that might work. Unfortunately that still leaves me without a screw that works. What's a good method of holding a M.2 SSD Down temporarily? (I.E. a day)
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Lol finding this URL for VAG was difficult. Still not buying one since I got one last round.
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I guess I'll pop in here since it seems no one else has cared to confirm things, I managed to get a 3070 from this. I am not doing so with any ill-intention, but just to confirm that from my perspective VAG did work, which was basically just that bots didn't get them. I've been watching LTT daily for about 6+ years (first video was his review of the Schiit Magni+Modi). I've been wanting to upgrade my GPU and CPU for a while now because I'm a DevOps engineer and have been wanting a better space to run Machine Learning workloads in my Kubernetes Cluster (and of course game on it). I happen to work from home, but was actually working just like all of you. I had my subscription tab open on YouTube (and have had for the last 3 weeks), saw the video, and because I watch YT at 2x speed, likely got to the section faster than most. Video was up at 10:40 PST, I finished quiz at 10:49, at 10:51 it finally passed the check and I was able to purchase. I didn't use google, and nearly failed myself on the easiest question of the batch. I'm grateful and won't be participating in future rounds to be fair. That is all.
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I WFH, had the video sub tab on my third monitor while doing work. Looks like video went up at 10:40 PST, I finished quiz at 10:49, got to purchase page at 10:51. Again, don't want to mean to anyone but only posted bc I saw people questioning whether VAG program actually worked. Been watching LTT daily for 6+ years, sub to floatplane, all the gamer things. It was bound to be very difficult. I'll make sure to not participate in future rounds.
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Disclaimer: I don't mean to be mean or inconsiderate to anyone, but was very lucky to get a 3070 from this. I've been trying to upgrade for a long time. My strategy, I've been sitting with the subscription tab open for the last 3 weeks. I've consistently been in the first 10-15 people on the video. I always watch YT/FP a 2x speed, so got to the info quick. Took the quiz honestly (almost failed on the easiest question). I really wanted to the ASUS TUF version of the 3070, but I'll be grateful and maybe trade when things calm down in a year+