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What makes Kryptex better than Nicehash?

NA pricing is $20k USD. He paid a lot less than that. Well worth the savings I think.

So are we ever going to find out which cable was used in the test and whether the cable companies updated their cables?

I have an existing Western Digital 14TB HDD and I'm thinking of buying a second one so I can RAID 1. The data on the HDD isn't that important but it would suck if I lost my music, photos, and videos I accumulated. Is it possible to RAID 1 an existing drive? Do I need to use the same 14TB drive or can I buy a different 12TB or 16TB drive? My drive is shucked from an external enclosure so even if I buy a 14TB, I wouldn't get the exact same drive. How can I set up RAID 1 if I already have 4TB of files on the drive? I don't have any other HDD available for me to move the data from one drive to the other temporarily.

Glad to hear LTT is moving in the right direction, taking down the incorrect videos, and committed to doing better overall. I will resubscribe to YouTube like I before.

Since Linus only cares about money, the obvious thing to do is to cancel your Floatplane subscription. Also don't buy their merch. Who in their right mind is going to pay $250 USD or $70 USD for a backpack and screwdriver respectively?

What's the point of making videos if you're going to give the wrong information to the public? Selling off someone else's property that you promised you were going to return to them? I'm disappointed in LTT. They used to make quality tech videos and now, they just care about uploading a video a day so they can continue to shove their merch down our throats and make that YouTube revenue. I hope Linus realizes his mistakes and his status as a tech creator. He needs to compensate Billet Labs. Money is chump change to him anyways as he's a multi-millionaire. Also I unsubscribed. Cannot support this kind of behaviour.

That's the one! Thanks!

I remember LTT did a video on this but I forgot what it's called. May someone share it? Want to use it to explain to my friends.

Why didn't the video get uploaded after seeing all the other components replaced after it failed stress testing? Would have been nice to see that instead of just 2 lines in the video and having to come onto the forum to see the aftermath.

Where can I order it?

Looks like the high temperatures are due to AMD keeping backwards compatibility with AM4 coolers. I think with its own proper AM5 IHS and cooler mounting mechanism, we can easily see a difference of 5C to 10C without resorting to delidding.

I'm disappointed Linus didn't test the performance of the 7000 series against the 5000 series with them at 65W TDP. I would be interested to see if the performance uplift was due to higher IPC as AMD claims, or just from higher raw clock speed and more cache.

Right now, the stock fan curve sucks and thermal throttling kicks in when the APU is at 75C. This is awfully low and leaves a lot of performance on the table. Furthermore, it causes my laptop to thermal throttle when gaming, dropping my FPS to 10 quite often. After doing some research, earlier Acer BIOS using InsydeH2O Rev5.0 had a hidden AMD CBS Menu which could be accessed. However it got patched by Acer when directions to access AMD CBS menu was made public. Does anyone know how to get the AMD CBS menu again? Or able to unlock and mod the BIOS? Acer SF314-42 Stock v1.10 BIOS

I don't know how it is now but when I was using my OnePlus 5T with CrDroid up to 2020, everything worked. Magisk hide works very well in hiding the fact the phone is rooted.