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I am in need of a video card as my acient one is dieing and crashing my computer lot these days. I enjoy watching old 90's and 00's TV shows on computer. Which company card, RTX or RX, I should get for that purpose and would improve the video native quality better?

Is there any free software that tracks or logs network usage according to time period, as in I can check the internet usage from time period 8 pm to 9 pm from yesterday?

Thanks for the response. My old motherboard does have a gigabit port but it keeps on falling even on the latest driver. I don't have this problem on Win 7 but switched to Win 10 the internet keeps on disconnecting until a computer restart then it is back to normal. My other devices don't have this problem with the internet/ router. I have tried network reset but no good. So I going to give a new ethernet card a try, hopefully its driver agrees with Win 10.

Anyone that personally uses a PCIe x1 ethernet card can please comment as to what card I should get? I need one that can handle Win 10/11 as my very old motherboard seems to like Win 7 better. BTW, I only need one port.

With running Linux in Windows, does that mean one can run ZFS server within Windows?

Thanks. I will look into it.

With anything audio related technology, newer does not necessarily always mean better.

I am trying to get my old sound card to run.

Nice suggestion thanks.

Thank you. I did try a PCI adapter but it didn't work, or perhaps it was my PCI card that failed. Out of what you have suggested is there any that supports ECC RAM of any sort that you know beside server-grade motherboard?

Any, Intel or AMD.

Can anyone suggest any latest motherboard that still has a PCI slot on-board?

I use that as my temp download drive. I use ImDisk but I have to manually create my own RAM disk at each starup. I want a software that it can do it by itself automatically.

Is there any ram-drive software that would automatically size up the ram drive and format it at each Windows startup?

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