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  1. I'm considering getting this case, or the Meshify 2 XL. My ONLY concern with it is future proofing in the sense of GPU clearance. Apparently it can fit a GPU up to 413mm in length, which is great, and plenty big enough for even the largest of 4090s. But what do you guys think about potential GPUs to come, like a hypothetical 5090, is the North XL going to be big enough? Am I overthinking it?
  2. But Quebec is in Canada, which has two official languages. As far as I'm aware, there has been no secession yet. I don't disagree with you, it's not really an issue in Europe at all. You just have 2-5 languages written on the box at all times. Source: Am Québécois.
  3. That isn't your, or our, call to make.
  4. Within the literal first 5 seconds at 0:03, bottom right of the screen.
  5. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not. It clearly says "Not a lawyer" in the first 5 seconds of the video.
  6. While the joke was kind of cringe, especially coming from a guy like Luke, he wasn't speaking for himself, he was reading from a teleprompter and likely had very little input in what he was supposed to say, especially in a corporate apology video like that.
  7. First time poster, long time viewer of LMG content. I think we can all agree the allegations are pretty damning, the GN videos were some pretty harsh (Yet perhaps valid) criticism. The Madison tweets were just crazy to read about, I for one did not expect that at all. That said, shouldn't we wait for all the information to come out before making a judgment call? GN's videos didn't really reach out to LMG for comment, nor could LMG provide their side of the story (apart from Linus' emotionally-fueled forum post, and that "What do we do now" video). Things seem pretty weird right now. I just can't help but shake the feeling that some piece of the puzzle is missing here. If everything Madison is true (to be clear I am not victim blaming here, or denying her statements), then wow things are a lot worse than I ever expected. That said, I do want to see the other side of the story here. Cancelling subscriptions, merch and Framework orders seems like kind of a knee-jerk response before we have all of the information. It seems a bit silly.
  8. Thank you so much for the speedy reply! I will definitely give this a shot when I get home tonight. I just purchased the initial 32gb of ram about 3 months ago, so it is unlikely that its a different RAM chip. Anything is possible though! You are correct, B450 isn't a higher end board at all. This is the first time I've ever had this much ram installed in a machine of mine, so I am relieved to hear that it's on the more normal side of things. Thank you!
  9. Hello folks, long time lurker, first time poster. So I just got some new memory for my rig. I was running with 32gb, HyperX Fury 2666mhz memory, 2x16gb,( https://www.hyperxgaming.com/us/memory/fury-ddr4 ). I need more for work, so I got another set of 32gb, the very same ones for a total of 4x16gb sticks. It booted fine, but once into windows, I experienced a series of BSOD, each one with a different error message. I ran Windows Memory Diagnostic, riddled with errors. I thought it is maybe faulty ram, so I swapped out my old ram and only put in the new sticks. Everything runs smooth and fine. For the record, I am running with Ryzen 7 3700x, on a ASUS ROG B450-F Gaming motherboard ( https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/ROG-STRIX-B450-F-GAMING/ ). I've never Overclocked anything, I just want a stable work machine. From there, I did the following steps: - Individually use each memory stick one at a time in each slot. Each boot was stable. I have not run Memtest86 because I am fairly confident my ram is not the issue. - Went into the bios, reset all my settings there to defaults. I have a few Asus auto-tuner EZ-mode overclock settings enabled. Removed those and everything set to stock speeds. - The stock voltage for my ram is 1.2v. It had been set to 1.35v prior to resetting to defaults. Memory frequency prior to resetting to defaults : 2745Mhz, reset this to 2666. - I install the 4 sticks of ram again, but this time, it would not even boot. So I removed two, and it boots fine. Weird. - I set the DRAM voltage to 1.37 (.02v more than what it had been initially, before I reset to default values in the BIOS, since I was able to boot with all 4 sticks), put all 4 sticks back in. - After setting the DRAM Voltage to 1.37, I manage to boot just fine again. However, after running a Memtest64 memory stress test, I get many, many errors almost right away. - I go back into BIOS, decide to lower the frequency from 2666 to 2400. It boots, I run memtest64 stress test again for 1.5 hours, not a single error. Seems quite stable. I left it alone and went to take a shower, when I came back, the screen was black, and the mouse/keyboard unresponsive, but on. Unusual, weird, but upon rebooting, I ran the memtest64 for another 45 minutes and all was good. Not perfect, but better results than I had. - PS, I left the latency at default 16-18-18 TL:DR; At stock memory settings of 2666mhz and 1.2v DRAM voltage, I can't boot with all 4 sticks. Only 2/4. Increasing voltage, and decreasing memory frequency gives me a stable boot. Now I've installed ram many times over the years, but never have I experienced this before. I would not consider myself to be an experienced/advanced pc builder, but this still seems... odd to me? I have never had to fiddle with DRAM voltages before, nor had to underclock the memory frequency at all. Am I doing something COMPLETELY wrong? I think my next step is to boot into Memtest86 and really figure out if it is faulty memory once and for all. Thank you in advance for your time!
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