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46 minutes ago, jagdtigger said:

You could buy 3 10TB ironwolf and possibly a NAS from that much.......

Well yeah it's overpriced,but it's more aimed for someone that might not know what a NAS is or would rather have the convenience of a storage device you can simply turn on and use.

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26 minutes ago, Blademaster91 said:

Well yeah it's overpriced,but it's more aimed for someone that might not know what a NAS is or would rather have the convenience of a storage device you can simply turn on and use.

Its still a ripoff, nothing will change that fact.....

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4 minutes ago, jagdtigger said:

Its still a ripoff, nothing will change that fact.....

Yeah it's a real ripoff i don't disagree with that, you can get a Samsung T5 or Sandisk extreme portable ssd for much less.

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32 minutes ago, Kamjam21xx said:

Where do i go to convince linus to try and get his hands on a radeon pro ssg and do a review!? 

 

https://m.newegg.com/products/N82E16814105088

 

Im insanely curious, and completely ready to hear him review it.

Most you can do is probably throw a tweet at AMD to send Linus and MKBHD an SSG for 8k video editing testing.

I edit my posts a lot, Twitter is @LordStreetguru just don't ask PC questions there mostly...
 

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what monitor resolution/refresh rate?

 

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HD4.5 bluethooth pls can you draw a frequency response graph on BT vs aux jack? what DAC would you use if i want a wired setup at home for these cans?

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On 7/21/2014 at 8:30 PM, Slick said:

Specific products please! Links greatly appreciated :D

http://coldline.it/en/prodotti/blast-chillers-freezer/blast-chiller-freezer-en-60-40/blast-chiller-freezer-6-trays-en-60-40.html

 

You guys have tried using a mini fridge to cool a computer but you have tried a blast chiller. They reach -40 and have have forced air coming into them. With proper insulating you guys could dsome major oc. w210600000.jpg.1b28a31a85ac82fb2c8576032d0046b4.jpg

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On 2/6/2018 at 12:26 AM, Rohana said:

How about best anti-virus?

Antivirus changes rather frequently, so its probably always different. Then theres more to it, but thats the just.

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Samsung should be shipping the new 4TB 860 Pro. It would be nice to see an actual test review other than just the previews I've seen so far.

Jeannie

 

As long as anyone is oppressed, no one will be safe and free.

One has to be proactive, not reactive, to ensure the safety of one's data so backup your data! And RAID is NOT a backup!

 

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it looks sketchy lol

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Thats um. Interesting? xD 

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Would love to see a LTT video testing this stuff.

Interested to know cooling performance for short and long (12 hours+) stress performance

Also what would be involved in even trying to accomplish this for a non-commercial home use level.

 

https://youtu.be/CIbnl3Pj15w
https://youtu.be/cqptp3buRM0
https://youtu.be/cPx4qyKPsw0
https://youtu.be/a6ErbZtpL88

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A Lian Li PC-O11 with 2 360 radiators and 9 Noctua Sterrox fans.

 

 

Or it you really wanted to get crazy, 15 Noctua Sterrox fans.

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Please make an Office review/tour. @LinusTech @Slick 

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Review a 56k modem to test how slow it'll go on modern-day websites (LTT Forums, YouTube, etc), maybe services (Steam, Spotify, etc) and maybe games that require connecting to the internet (CS:GO, etc).

 

As far as I know, Windows 10 still supports using 56k modems (the extremely modern technology from 1996 that lets you connect to the internet at a whopping 0.056 MB/s download), but I'm not sure.

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I was wondering if Linus would ever be able to review nvNITRO SSDs?

 

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nvNITRO SSDs are made of MRAM cells, which can theoretically be as fast as SRAM while maintaining the data even when the power is cut.

 

Product page

https://www.everspin.com/nvnitro-technology

 

An instructional video

Skip to about 15:00 for nvNITRO benchmarks.

Skip to about 30:29 for no nvNITRO benchmarks.

 

MRAM is a magnetic type of memory.  Unlike HDDs which spin a circular magnetic disk and read data using mechanical parts and a sensor, MRAM patterns magnetic elements into a grid on top of the CMOS circuitry.  This allows all electronic access of magnetic cells which store data, offering performance with the speed and durability of DRAM/SRAM while keeping the low power and non volatility of HDDs.

 

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35 minutes ago, xentropa said:

I was wondering if Linus would ever be able to review nvNITRO SSDs?

I think there's a reason they call it "storage accelerator" rather than drive in their product page:

 

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Key features:

  • Storage capacities: 1GB today, higher capacities in the future
  • PCIe Gen3 x8
  • NVMe 1.2.1 and block storage
  • PCIe Direct Memory Access
  • 1.5M+ random 4KB IOPS (reads, writes, and mixed)
  • Ultra-low access latency (μs)
  • Consistent latency (short tail)
  • Inherently power fail safe

It is indeed a form of caching, like the initial Optane drives and IDE SSDs.

It may be interesting to compare these things vs Optane vs RAM disks vs NVMe cache drives, though.

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3 hours ago, SpaceGhostC2C said:

I think there's a reason they call it "storage accelerator" rather than drive in their product page:

 

It is indeed a form of caching, like the initial Optane drives and IDE SSDs.

It may be interesting to compare these things vs Optane vs RAM disks vs NVMe cache drives, though.

Thing is though, those chips are fabricated on older but cheaper 90-100 nm processes.  It is a small company, unlike Intel or any other chip giants and they cannot afford the top of the line 10 / 7 nm fabs.  Supposedly they will roll out the chips on 28 nm soon.

 

The 1.5 million IOPS is pretty impressive however.

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