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It's fine up until the point that it breaks, even just a little D:

No, 650W is already calculated with some overhead. 650W is totally fine for custom OC cards.

This comment fixed it for me

Agreed. I think it will take a little more time for them to iron out the kinks. But I would still expect that if people follow the system recommendation for the CPU at whichever setting they are playing on, that the CPU not be a bottleneck like it is in arguably the most important part of the game. We will have to wait and see, but I for one will continue to report these things as well as crashes to CDPR so hopefully they can fix these by the time I give the game a second playthrough.

The same thing. I can disable the cache settings on all drives but it still keeps caching. Funnily enough, my dad has the same drive and he has those cache settings enabled but he doesn't encounter a 1GB/s write speed.

Also in the meantime I reinstalled Windows 10 and the cache is still there. I have absolutely no idea why it does it but all my files are totally fine. So I can live with that I guess

wow, didn't realize that was a video lol. sorry bout that.
There's a setting for usb connected storage that comes to mind but I've forgotten the most important bit and can't for the life of me find it, but it'll put file transfers into a background state/realm/abyss. During which time the data will show, but if you tell the system to disconnect the drive it will protest stating the drive is in use, and if you disconnect the cord you may find data corrupted.
Otherwise 🤷‍♂️
 

Many users have been experiencing a decrease in battery life after updating to A11. Also a 3000mah battery isnt really enough for a full day of use, at least for me.
But yeah, i mostly blame it on the poor android 11 optimization. 14% is too much when idle.

Thanks for the reply!

I fixed it.
I needed to set the following setting: netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal
Everyone said that I should disable that setting. That is what broke it. Now it's fixed

Mine certainly wasn't, or at least it THOUGHT it wasn't, you never know with Windows.

Interesting, because I did also turn that off, didn't fix it, turned it back on.  Now I'm wondering if I gave up at that point, not knowing I had actually fixed it.

Did you check what the setting was when you started?

What exactly do you mean? I can use what ever speedtest server I want the results are the same.

It's a stupid and misleading marketing-thingy; claim all sorts of ridiculously high WiFi-speeds, but never actually tell the customer that they will only get those speeds between other wireless clients, not to the WAN-side or any ethernet-connected LAN-side. You're definitely not the first one to fall for that.
 
At least you'll know to keep an eye on it in the future and maybe help others avoid the same pitfall.

It might be because Google are still sort of the new kid on the block and the suppliers don't really see them as a serious phone manufacturer yet? Idk, it's just a theory.

Sounds like the majority of Pixel devices tbh

I just figured it out though I'm not OP. I have uBlock and Ghostery disabled on LTT so I figured the only other source of content blocking was FF itself. Turns out it was in fact FF's content blocker making the embed half broken.

Cringe levels off the charts.

Yeah, Vega is still shitty and it's working properly.  2080Ti's have some failures but beat ass.  Hmm..
 
Oh yeah, look lower on the forums before you post too...
 
 

Hey,
 
apparently the RTX 2080 Ti Founder's Edition is broken and many users are reporting that they experiencing "artifacts, crashes, or outright failure."
"Less than two months after release, these cards are dying at a pace that appears to be higher than the standard failure rate for consumer electronics." "So far, there have been no reports of problems with any RTX 2080 cards of any type and no reports of issues with any of the custom variants of the RTX 2080 Ti." "these problems don’t appear to be heat related."  
https://www.shacknews.com/article/108212/something-may-be-wrong-with-nvidia-founders-edition-rtx-2080-ti-graphics-cards
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/nvidia-rtx-2080-ti-graphics-cards-dying/

How to disable tracking 

I support this statement. As much as I love stock Android on phones, this is awful for a company that has a large following all over the world. Hopefully, they can fix this as soon as possible. Might stick with my trusty zenfone 2 laser for now.

I will update this thread later that day to explain when and maybe why the Snapdragon 660 gets stuck at max frequency.

It's due to the fingerprint sensor bug. If you don't use the fingerprint unlock you won't have this issue. Waiting Xiaomi to fix it.