SenKa

Im just going to point out that the CAD software they use costs $1,985.00/year. I also want those CAD files pls

Answer is it will work, as there are 3 PCI-E slots in the back. Just keep the case on a hard and flat surface. The airflow of the TU150 is not fantastic, but it is plenty with some good fans in it.

That means with 100% certainty that he tried exactly that. In PC repair you learn that you can take the customers word with very little creed. Sounds like he either got a bad file, bad USB stick, or messed with the system during the flash. Shame is I can't remember the last socketed BIOS chip on a laptop I have seen... what model laptop is it? And as @TempestCatto said, have you just loaded a file on a FAT32 formatted USB stick to see what happens? I honestly doubt it'd work, but laptops are very strange.

4GB single channel? That checks out.

The Z800 is still very capable despite it's age being an LGA1366 system. You're only getting PCI-E Gen 2 at 16X speeds, which is roughly PCI-E 3.0 8x. This is fine for basically anything GTX 1080/equivalent or lesser. Depending at CPU(s), you can go well above 1050Ti levels. What cpus are in your system?

As luna said, contact momo#1111. They also have a forum account @Momoa1239, though they don't check it often AFAIK.

macOS' superior ease of use as well as being the sole OS for what are arguably the best all around music creation app, Logic Pro. Not to say that apps don't exist on Windows, but macOS simply caters more to the creative types. Thats why they have Final Cut Pro (which is FAR superior to premier and vegas, fight me)

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Your CPU will always be the bottleneck, I would get the 580 for sure though.

The page I am asking for would list GPU's...

Looking at it. I looked it up, and they did. So, you're fine. I ask because a lot of Dell systems use a single 8 pin connector in to the motherboard (sometimes joined by an 4 pin PCI-E) and use the motherboard to distribute power to SATA and Molex devices.

I should have been more clear. What shows in device manager under the display adapters tab? Also, as WoodenMarker said, make sure it the iGPU is still enabled in BIOS

Did you check that that model has standard PC PSU connectors?

What shows up under display adapters? What OS?

Was going to help only to realize taobaos site is busted for me

I can support that that charging quote is fairly accurate with the included brick and cable.

Ive had replies not save on my end, and only show theyre saved if I reload the page Happened on this post: https://linustechtips.com/main/profile/577644-senka/?status=247484&type=status

iOS has a files app that gives you access to everything but system files, and iTunes is dead on macOS. It's sync functionality is now just done through finder (macOS version of Windows Explorer) iTunes is also not a requirement on Windows.

Google is still giving apple users free unlimited full resolution storage as well!

No dGPU or TB3, so good luck running much. I can tell you older source games like TF2 run on literally anything, don't know about DOTA.

>Google removes lots of features Linus praised >Phone has a larger forehead than jerryrigeverything >Admits that googles biometrics are slow >Only has the same camera count as Apples cheapest iPhone 11, at $100 more >At its best matches the iPhone 11 or 11 Pro, and usually falls short >Ultra buggy software launch >Lower capacity battery than an iPhone with Androids abhorrent battery management >Less storage than an iPhone, with Android taking more space by itself and more expensive cloud storage >"Apple should be EMBARRASSED" ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????

You'd honestly be better off shipping it, it'll be more expensive but if you make sure they label it high value they won't toss it around because that comes back on them. Also, always pack CPU coolers, GPU's, and HDD's separately.