MetaDrow
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Kinda panic bought a 5080 along with a friend, was originally going to wait for 5080 super but with all the evidence of skyrocketing prices it was either now, 4 more years or probably pay $5000... Packaging looked kinda sus and not because of the single piece of bubble wrap bestbuy decided to graciously expense. I would have liked the Astral but that was a little too much compared the TUF. In pictures 1070 > 2080 > 5080 with banana for scale and the TUF 5080 is so thiccc lol
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LTT Official Folding Month VI
MetaDrow replied to GOTSpectrum's topic in Folding@home, Boinc, and Coin Mining
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Heard the call from WAN show, offering what little support I have. Unfortunately the "Suspend when computers is in use" settings still doesn't unsuspend when system goes idle so wasted 8~ hours when I went to sleep, so just gonna have to manually pause and unpause again. It was also grabbing everything instead of just ECM but removing and re-adding the project fixed that.
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1. If the HDD is being accessed (woken up) multiple times, then leave it spinning because of wear from spinning down and spinning back up. Cursed WD Green HDD line had high failure rate because of that, (forced 8 seconds idle timer, spin down, park head, Windows requests something 2 seconds later, spin back up, repeat until drive dead). Most HDDs are 5W or less during spinning idle so its not like its sucking up power. 2. Like Kilrah mentioned 3. Have not heard anything like that, SSDs have their own built-in protections so probably not an issue
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Great... half my name is now forever associated with facebook -_-
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I was using regular BOINC manager for everything else, only when I was trying to add WCG it would just sit there "communicating with project" then fail which was strange. Well it's working now so it's all good
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Late to javelin throw, didnt know I had to install world community grid's version to get it to connect but pushing 22 threads (keeping 2 to keep myself entertained) on it since 4 hours ago
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April 20 2021
Such a size difference but I guess it was mainly the wrist rest of the G910 since it was a smooth natural transition to the G915. Now it's easier to clean the keyboard without going under to unplug then replug
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Reporting from F@H division Just got to work out some small issues cause windows being windows...
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That is completely fine, not ideal but fine. Ideally rad up top or tubes coming from the bottom when rad is at the front, as long as the pump is not higher than the rest of the loop.
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I'm really sorry I didn't review this sooner - Oculus Rift S
MetaDrow replied to James's topic in LTT Releases
Suggestion: Can we get a segment/opinion of someone who wears glasses in the office for something like this? It would help to know if the headset was a pain in the butt to put on or hard to focus with glasses in between. -
July 25 2019
A bit over 3 Years later is another GPU upgrade, running both the 2080 and 1070 together to combat the stupid high idle clock issue with different resolution/refresh rate that has plagued GPUs for years
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I see you are using an Asus mobo so you're using fanxpert, as far as I know you can't bypass it. If you want full control maybe get a third party fan controller like the NZXT grid V2, you already have their kraken so you are probably already using their cam software.
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If you think its acceptable than you are fine, if its making too much noise maybe replace them with other fans like noctua fans for example or rubber vibration dampening mounts(screws?) on the top fan. I have mine on a custom fan curve where some of them are completely off and some running at 40-50% at idle than ramp up during heavier use.
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