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threads like this are why D-Brand chose to be an asshole as a selling point

@wanderingfool2 you clearly are dead set on dying on this hill, so...  
 
What you need to do is take it up with a lawyer.   Cuz my opinion (and everyone else's opinion in here) is worth the pixels it's typed out with.
 
So, be mad all you want, but unless you're willing to take it up with the legal system?  I'm over it.

Also:

If you're trying to compare a fucking phone case to a medically certified product?  Jesus Christ, see a doctor, you probably pulled half a dozen muscles with that reach.  (Or make the comparison when Hydro Dipping has government oversight in how it's done / made and what not.)

Nope, I don't see a problem.
 
Unless I'm expected to believe that the "Cotton Candy" case is made from spun sugar? 

They're still waiting for the alien to reach the opposite side of the screen.

no, there are people in this thread who are LEGIT pissed off.
 
And I'm sitting here laughing at them
 

no, there are people in this thread who are LEGIT pissed off.
 
And I'm sitting here laughing at them
 

What's limiting your gameplay in the current build?

If nothing's hindering your gaming enjoyment with this build, you don't need to worry about upgrading right now.   Wait till later.

threads like this are why D-Brand chose to be an asshole as a selling point

threads like this are why D-Brand chose to be an asshole as a selling point

So, is this skin supposed to be Hyrdrodip or is it Candy?

I'm so confused!

/snark

So, is this skin supposed to be Hyrdrodip or is it Candy?

I'm so confused!

/snark

no, that will absolutely not work that way, sorry.
 
You can try *just* a USB-C cable though:
 
 
USB C monitors aren't that uncommon anymore, they work really well.
 

much like @Needfuldoer said
 
I'd ditch all of your existing SATA Drives from your PC.
 
Put in 4 of the 1.6TB Drives in a Storage Spaces array.  That'd be about 4.8/4.3TB of SATA SSD Storage, which is pretty legit.
 
Or use most of them and build an 8-10 disk array in a NAS and just have a ton of SSD NAS Storage
 

Those datacenter SSDs may not be fast, but they're resilient. 880 TBW for the 1.6TB version.
 
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/product-specifications/ssd-dc-s3510-spec.pdf
 
Honestly, just use them as you would any other SATA SSD. Replace your smaller data drives with them. If you run them in a Storage Spaces pool, you won't have to worry about running out of space on any one of your former storage drives. 

no, that will absolutely not work that way, sorry.
 
You can try *just* a USB-C cable though:
 
 
USB C monitors aren't that uncommon anymore, they work really well.
 

no, that will absolutely not work that way, sorry.
 
You can try *just* a USB-C cable though:
 
 
USB C monitors aren't that uncommon anymore, they work really well.
 

I'm no Henry Cavill.

Summary
In two related studies researchers have found a way to sidestep VPNs anonymizing features. One that targets everything but Android and releases all information to the hostile network. The other confirming a separate yet equally active bug in Android that leaks DNS information at specified, yet often situations.
 
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 I genuinely think that this has wide reaching implications for the tech industry at large. The Android Bug can be fixed more easily then the TunnelVision vulnerability. Which could lead a lot of security driven users to follow a protocol of connecting to their mobile device after making sure it is on fully, doing what they need to do, disconnecting their device, then disconnecting their phone. This leak and bug discovery affects security as a whole and I think it is interesting how LONG this vulnerability has been in the wild by researcher calculation.
 
Sources
https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/05/novel-attack-against-virtually-all-vpn-apps-neuters-their-entire-purpose/
 
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/android-bug-leaks-dns-queries-even-when-vpn-kill-switch-is-enabled/amp/

buying a 7700k would be a terrible investment.  They're exceptionally overpriced for what you get.
 
So, IDK about europe where you are, but this is a MUCH smarter upgrade:
 
On ebay in america a 7700k is ~120$ USD
 
On Amazon:
i3 14100F = 100$ 
B760 mATX DDR4 (so reuse your RAM) = 100$
 
120$ for a small cpu upgrade, or 200$ for a new platform that'd SMOKE that upgrade.

Why are you upgrading the CPU?  What is it not doing for you?  

What bottleneck are you seeing?

That's a perfectly reasonable pairing of CPU and GPU. 

What bottleneck are you seeing?

That's a perfectly reasonable pairing of CPU and GPU. 

jesus christ do NOT listen to bottleneck calculators, they're absolute bullshit.
 
Based on that last one, there isn't a CPU on the planet that can keep up with a 4070 Super in MW3.  
 
Are you seeing any problems, or are you lookiing for made up ones with these calculators?

jesus christ do NOT listen to bottleneck calculators, they're absolute bullshit.
 
Based on that last one, there isn't a CPU on the planet that can keep up with a 4070 Super in MW3.  
 
Are you seeing any problems, or are you lookiing for made up ones with these calculators?

if he doesn't want the crappy x4 gen 3 slot to nerf the hell out of his second 3080 TI, he wants bifurcation, to get Gen 4 x8 to two different slots.