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As for the GPU i would go the route of extension cable and mounting its somewhere else completely.

And as for power i would recommend a (not to old) uninterruptible power supply. Since you can connect those with USB to get the telemetry so if you dont produce enough power (like for instance from solar power) you would know and you have the time to shut down.

As for on the road internet, that would depend highly on the location, in my country i would just tether my phone. Since on 4G even gaming is somewhat possible (not fast paced but slower games). But you have dedicated 4G devices to connect to a PC (or even notebook).
Satellite Internet is also an option, alto i don't know much about that besides it being very expensive.

Couldn't have said it better than @Skiiwee29.
 
Wait on that 580, you wont regret it.

Does the kindle have a USB port?  if so can you plug a cable in to it and into your PC and then simple use the kindle as a storage device and copy out the files you need?

Could get an older Thinkpad Tablet, those have Wacom digitizers with excellent Linux support. X201T gets my vote. Had one, absolutely loved it.

If this is company owned and you can produce the proof of purchase, Apple will unlock it. I've done this a few times with company devices. 
Otherwise, the only way Apple will process an activation lock issue is to help the original owner get signed in to their icloud account. 

I have the same laptop, but have noticed no heat issues. Strange... I think it may be normal to the laptop, as mine is a less powerful config.

Very opinionated topic, and literally every response will be the result of that persons ideals of "better" as a result of their experiences.
 
As somebody who worked in video production, and is a pretty devout techie, I think LMG has improved immensely as time goes on.
 
The old style of a few plebs in a kitchen had its own appeal, but it always made me cringe a tiny amount because of how unprofessional it all was. The opposite is also possible, where a channel takes itself too seriously, but LMG isn't that.

Very opinionated topic, and literally every response will be the result of that persons ideals of "better" as a result of their experiences.
 
As somebody who worked in video production, and is a pretty devout techie, I think LMG has improved immensely as time goes on.
 
The old style of a few plebs in a kitchen had its own appeal, but it always made me cringe a tiny amount because of how unprofessional it all was. The opposite is also possible, where a channel takes itself too seriously, but LMG isn't that.

Very opinionated topic, and literally every response will be the result of that persons ideals of "better" as a result of their experiences.
 
As somebody who worked in video production, and is a pretty devout techie, I think LMG has improved immensely as time goes on.
 
The old style of a few plebs in a kitchen had its own appeal, but it always made me cringe a tiny amount because of how unprofessional it all was. The opposite is also possible, where a channel takes itself too seriously, but LMG isn't that.

To actually answer your question of price segmentation within the 2080Ti card, it does matter. As I said before, there are really 4 cards you want to look at if you want the best 2080TI experience. Those are the MSi Lightning Z, EVGA KiNGPiN, Asus ROG Strix, or Galax Hall of Fame edition cards. These are probably the 4 most expensive, but by far and beyond the best.

Forgot the EVGA Kingpin.....

Very opinionated topic, and literally every response will be the result of that persons ideals of "better" as a result of their experiences.
 
As somebody who worked in video production, and is a pretty devout techie, I think LMG has improved immensely as time goes on.
 
The old style of a few plebs in a kitchen had its own appeal, but it always made me cringe a tiny amount because of how unprofessional it all was. The opposite is also possible, where a channel takes itself too seriously, but LMG isn't that.

Yeah, they are very close performance wise overall.
 
Unless you turn on Ray Tracing.

Well in the end the 2080Ti is a monster, especially the high end models and that is what really matters.

HD5450, GT710, GT1030. Any cheap CPU made in the last 5-8 years will do, really ?‍♂️

HD5450, GT710, GT1030. Any cheap CPU made in the last 5-8 years will do, really ?‍♂️

HD5450, GT710, GT1030. Any cheap CPU made in the last 5-8 years will do, really ?‍♂️

As a long time thinkpad user, can confirm theyre made like bloody tanks.
 
The only way you can get more durable is a Toughbook.

As a long time thinkpad user, can confirm theyre made like bloody tanks.
 
The only way you can get more durable is a Toughbook.

Compatibility wise no, but quality or performance wise there’s a fair few problems 

Ok when you overclocked the cpu originally you probably didn;t give it enough voltage and the freeze was a result of this. To return the bios back to factory, shut everything down, flick the psu switch to off, hold down the power button for 5 secs, remove the cmos, now hold down the power again for 15 secs or so. all this done with the psu plugged into the wall so it is earthed and will drain capacitors. put the battery back in etc.

Now when you boot up for the first time, it will take a little longer than usual to post, be patient, there will be a setup message after the bios logo has gone off, you should be able to go into your bios and set the basic stuff up.
 
If you still can't get into the bios then I suggest getting your motherboard manual and reading how to do a bios flash from usb pendrive to the latest bios, this should get rid of a corrupt bios or incompatible bios issue. you could get into your bios before so i doubt you have damaged anything overclocking, the only way you can damage a board overclocking is if you go silly with high voltages beyond maximum recommended ones.

Hello everyone,
 
If you have this problem, Follow these steps. It worked for me and I hope it will for you as well  
Cheers
 
1. Click the 3 dots in the top right and go to settings

 
2. Scroll down until you see the the advanced options button at the very bottom, and click it.

 
3. Again scroll to the very bottom and DISABLE hardware acceleration.

Dell is surprisingly good about servicing devices, actually.
 
May be worth talking to them directly, even if you are out of warrenty.

Radeon VII can very easily be shrunk to single slot with water cooling. No nVidia card in the recent past can, to my knowledge/memory.
 
To make the most efficient card you must sacrifice power, to create the most powerful card, you must sacrifice on efficiency and heat.
 
To make the trifecta, you must use water or exotic cooling. Give me an RTX 2080Ti with single slot IO, and we can talk.
 
I smell desperation nVidia, it smells like burnt power delivery circuits on your fancy new RTX cards = )

Linus! Please, do exactly what you said at the end.
 
I am a video editor and have been trying to get exactly this working for a long time. I would love to see how a loaded up system compares to an iMac Pro in tests, because I was planning to use a very overkill build to allocate some of it to hackintoshing