TheVillageIdiot

speed and noise   A person after my own heart Embrace pci 4 and try not to build in itx or maxt.. Best thing I can say ?

speed and noise
 

> be me
> get to office
> turn on work laptop
> windows 10 completing update
> go get some coffee
> come back to the desk
> still at 50%
> start playing games on phones while anyone from the administration as yet to arrive
> update finally completes
> finally on the desktop
> double click VMware
> nothing happens
> wait a minute
> still nothing
> double click again
> Nothing happens again
> start googling "VMware not launching"
> on another tab checking VMWare forums
>  try reinstalling vmware
> reboot laptop
> still nothing
> try installing older version
> reboot laptop
> still nothing
> go back to latest version
> reboot laptop
> still nothing
> finally found thread on VMWare forums with someone with same issue
> redirects to a winaero thread
> suggests to uninstall latest cumulative updates
> go trough all process
> long loading time
> already 10AM
> go for another coffee
> come back
> prompts to reboot
> reboot
> double click on VMWare
> VMWare finally opens
> now to justify what ive done for the past two hours
 
 
 

Found on internet...... I wish I would of thought of that.

In response to........
 
https://www.techpowerup.com/259919/the-end-of-a-collaboration-intel-announces-discontinuation-of-kaby-lake-g-with-amd-radeon-vega-graphics
 
lol
 

We're all popular to Emma

No debug ? Seems like a short from the old school standoff days. Might consider breaking it down completely if nothing else works. Check stand offs. Check cables for damage and if the are all seated completely. Might pull the cpu and hit it with air to blow any particles out of the socket. All it takes is one little metal flake.
 
I would start with with checking cables and connections, checking for bad ram, and cpu re seat/ hitting the slots with air. If it has a little beep speaker for debugging , hook it up. Read the manual for optimal placement of ram and where to plug in your fans /cpu cooler ect........ Just ask ? Is the cpu cooler plugged into the right header ?
 
Quit smoking and Vape :)~

In response to........
 
https://www.techpowerup.com/259919/the-end-of-a-collaboration-intel-announces-discontinuation-of-kaby-lake-g-with-amd-radeon-vega-graphics
 
lol
 

I figured you guys where already aware of it or I would of posted about it.

No, it's more than a few bots, a LOT more.
 
Our count of spam PMs is in the thousands! Quite a few people worked their ass off to fix that (thx guys!)
 
But not me though, I was offline fighting my own IRL war ; my daughter didn't want to do her homework !!!
 

I am gonna have to read further to figure out when this turned into somekind of linux fight.

I am gonna have to read further to figure out when this turned into somekind of linux fight.

I am gonna have to read further to figure out when this turned into somekind of linux fight.

I know right, asking someone to backup their claims with evidence makes me ignorant and unable to be educated. ?
When justpoet pointed out that windows error messages were vague and sometimes restarting had opposite effects between windows and Linux, That is a very valid claim and I agree with it, however I pointed out that the inherent difference between Linux and windows (install base, hardware support, software support etc) made it unfair to compare error counts.  After that I got lambasted for having the audacity to point out that you can't compare apples to oranges.

TDP is ultimately about cooling and not power draw so it's all the same thing. The only problem is when people don't differentiate between watts for cooling and watts for power draw.

I am gonna have to read further to figure out when this turned into somekind of linux fight.

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Downgrading the amount of ram but choosing faster ram..... none. Cpu wise   ? A bit of comparing benchmarks for your cpu/gpu combo but more than likely not much.  The thing is that you can still leave yourself an upgrade path to a workstation if you so choose. Say you get a 3900 later on and slap in another pair of ram. Maybe a larger psu if you get crazy with the drives and throw in another gpu. So your MB choice is all important consideration weighted against what you want to do and where you might take it later on down the road. Always keep an eye on the future and try to avoid building yourself into a dead end.

I bought them in 1995. I played it on my old Compaq 486DX4/100 It's version 5.0 for MS-DOS.
 
The joystick is Logitech WingMan Extreme.
 

No, you should never defrag your SSD.
 
What power supply are you using? Have you tried resetting the CMOS?

Take a look at device manager and window event viewer in administrative tools to see if they can point you towards the source of your issues.

Yeah I am not going to bend over to the monopoly. Its TempleOS for me!

Has its place in non private info and work. For everything else... No do not use MS

One should always nuke an oem install. Unless you do not know how to grab drivers.

IANAL:
 
I doubt a PC would be seized for exactly the reason you stated above: reselling it would be more trouble than it's worth. Creditors/trustees will want the stuff with relatively universal value.
 
As far as valuation, you're right. You've voided basically every warranty. You've damaged the CPU to the point where its value is tremendously depleted. Your GPU has no warranty and has been altered in a way that could have caused damage. The easiest way to do this would be to go back to the value of the parts when you originally purchased the item, then factor in the damage caused by your modifications. Remember that these components have essentially zero value outside of this system at this point because of the extensive modifications you've made to them, so their individual value is going to be largely based on the system as a whole.
 
Now, go back to the MACRS table in the five-year, 200% class (table A-1), which is what you'd use if you were claiming a tax deduction on your PC, so that seems fair to use here. The MACRS depreciation table is as follows:
Year 1 (year of purchase): 20% of original purchase value lost Year 2: 32% of Y1 value lost Year 3: 19.20% of Y2 value lost Essentially, if you're more than one year but less than two years removed on a PC purchase, roughly 50% of its value is gone. Yes, I used to deduct PCs on income tax. Yes, it sucks to calculate, but I never got into trouble nor was I audited using this table. Don't list the components, just list the overall value based upon original item price minus the value lost by modifications, then depreciate based upon the table above. So, example, if your PC was worth $1.5K when bought and you drop that to $1K based upon modifications made, and you bought that PC more than two years ago but less than three:
Original PC value: $1,000 Year 1 PC value: $800 Year 2 PC value and your current value based upon MACRS: $544 Again, IANAMFL, but when I was calculating PC value for my own tax returns and for my old company's tax returns, that MACRS table is how I did it.