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Okay thanks

I want to accurately read solid color on magazines and paintings, can I do it with the ColorChecker Display?

Thank you it works. Read speed jumps back to 435 MB/s now.

What do you mean by sanitize?

I have a WD Blue 3D NAND 500GB SSD sitting for 2 and a half year since I upgraded my computer. It was fine the last time I used it, but now when I'm trying to use it again it's getting extremely low read speed. I tested it with CrystalDiskMark, the write speed is 416 MB/s while and read speed is 49 MB/s. It took 12 minutes to boot up my old system. I have no idea what's going on, is my drive dead?

Thanks. My router is a TP-Link AC1750, so I think it should be fine.

Oh so it's even possible to have the video quality to be the same as if I am playing in local hard drive if I have a fast network connection?

I just want the NAS to be like an external hard drive for storing and playing videos. I remember playing 4K with media player classic on that old machine, it was laggy as hell.

Can the 4770k igpu hardware transcode 4K h265? iirc they only work for 1080p? I don't want the cpu to go 100% just to stream a video. And what about the player? Do I need specific player to play them?

I'm about to turn my old 4770k computer into a NAS, my video card is a GTX 650 Ti boost. The NAS will be mainly use to store and stream my growing 4K recordings. The question is can I play them directly like regular hard drive or does it have to be transcoded before stream? Or can I even stream them with my current setup?

I am using one monitor to connect to my PC, Switch and PS4. I currently have a Koopman HDMI switch but it doesn't work when my pc is waking up from sleep mode, as it just shows a black screen. As a workaround, I have to first turn on one of my console, the device will then auto switch to my console screen, and then I can switch back to the PC channel for its picture to show up. It's getting into my nerve now, so I'm looking for a switch that actually works. My monitor is a LG 27GL83A-B.

I have a 5900x and I did see a difference in Cinabench R20 after undervolt it by like -30. However it was too unstable with random restart and with -20 it gave no difference, so at the end I just don't bother.

$300 for a device that you're going to use like once every 5 years is very expense. How much does it cost if I'm to rent them from photo shops?

How do I mount the router? It has all those antenna sticking out.

I have a 45 x 28 inch gaming desk and I have a hard time trying to fit all my consoles onto it. See my pictures. I have a Switch and a PS4 and I want to put them onto the desk. I used to have a monitor stand riser to slide the PS4 under it, but ever since I brought a new 27" monitor, with its huge stand that is bigger than the riser, I have no choice but to remove the riser and the PS4 altogether. As you can see, my desk have been jammed with stuffs already. I don't even know where to put my blu-ray drive so I just put it next to my mouse, and my router has to go on top of my PC. The area in front of the keyboard is reserved for eating, the hard cover book served as a heat resist pad to put my food. I haven't play any console games for a while because I couldn't figure out how to put all these stuff onto my desk. So how do I manage them? Or do I need a longer desk?

I have had noticed that my monitor being pretty bright with brightness at 50 from the start, but I had never dug deeper into it. And today I came across a review on amazon that listed out a suggested setting for color accuracy from a reddit post. The guy calibrated using the i1Studio tools, which seems legit. But then I found a review from rting.com which is a little different from the reddit post. Which one should I follow? https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/e4u7y9/my_lg_27gl83ab_calibration_settings/ https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/27gl83a-b

That MSI x570 board doesn't have build in blue tooth support, so if you want to play PC games with your controllers, you'll need to higher tier board.

Don't reference this guy, he was bullshitting. I had unsubscribed from him a long time ago because he bullshits too much, it was so hard to watch. And in this video he did it again, the title said "why Gigabyte can no longer be trusted," but in the video he complained about his lead in Gigabyte didn't want to talk to him...and I wanted to add: "and so did AMD's". There's nothing in his experience that justify that statement.

I gave up on this, my 5900x would random crashes when I set the curve optimizer to -25, but I would have no performance gain when I set it to -20, got a lower score in Cinebench r20 than my stock volt. So there is no point to tweak it now.

Thanks for the advice, I'm going to get one tomorrow.

Yes, that's what I'm thinking too. To add to that, the 5000 series is going to be the last for the AM4 socket. It's like if I'm to wait a little longer for the AM5 cpu, then I'm also going to need a new motherboard, which means there is no point reselling my old cpu anymore. It will turn out to be buying a new computer instead of an upgrade. What make me hesitant is that when I ask my friends or from the videos, they're all like "Do you really need it?." I was like "Um, no. But it seems like a good deal."

I was planning to sell my 3900x to get the new one. My plan was there since January, but since it was oos everywhere, I couldn't do a thing. And now there's some restock in my local Microcenter, so again I'm itching to buy one. The resell value of the 3900x is about $450 on ebay, so I have to pay around $150 (tax included) for the new cpu. I had watched all the comparison videos and they all suggested that it's not worth the upgrade, but what happen if I'm to resell my old cpu for it? So it's about $150 for around 20% increase in performance. Does it still not worth it?

I'm using Fractal Design Celsius S36. Everything is in auto. When you said that you got like 85C without the front panel, I think it's a reasonable temp for this cpu. The things you probably need are a better thermal paste and better airflow for your case.

The highest I saw was like 83.7C.

I have a 3900x too. At first it was getting over 95C too, but that was mainly because of the stupid thermal pad I was testing out. When I replaced it with Thermal Grizzly it never get above 87.5C. Ambient temperature is also a factor, my machine peaked at 80C during the Winter.