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About AbydosOne
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Veteran
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Location
Chicago, USA
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Biography
Not really a gamer (but I enjoy building higher-end computers for fun of it)
Electrical Engineer (I think in binary and hex more often than I'd like to admit)
Semi-abashed railroad enthusiast (they employ me, so I keep a low profile)
Datahoarder (I have spent a single-digit-percent of my annual income on hard drives in the past)
Java programmer (I don't claim it's the best, but it can do everything I've needed it to do so far)
Arduino dabbler (actually, more of a fan of the Particle Photon at the moment)
Chicago transplant (Michigan is home, but Chicago has taken me in) -
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Electrical Engineer
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CPU
Ryzen 5 1600X
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Motherboard
ASUS Strix B350-F
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RAM
G.Skill 16GB 3200MHz
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GPU
XFX RX 5600XT THICC II (so many capitals...)
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Case
Anidees AI-07BW
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Storage
Samsung 500GB 960 PRO, Samsung 500GB 970 EVO, Seagate 3TB 7200RPM HDD
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PSU
Corsair CX650M
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Display(s)
Dell U3415W
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Cooling
Corsair H80i v2
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Keyboard
Microsoft Modern Keyboard (over Bluetooth sometimes)
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Mouse
Logitech M510
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Sound
Teac CR-H101 w/ Micca MB42X Bookshelf Speakers
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Operating System
Windows 10 Professional
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Laptop
Lenovo Flex 5 (81X20005US)
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I've had five different tablets/smart pens (Dell, Microsoft, Asus, XPPen, and Lenovo) and none work with each other. Unfortunately, it won't be that simple.
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If it's a bunch of small files (as tends to be the norm), there's more overhead/latency in the process than if it were large files. For each file, Windows (NTFS, technically) needs to create a record containing location, size, name, etc., then copy the actual data into the given HDD space (usually far away from where the metadata is stored). If you're actually cloning (streaming the information, borrowing the file layout from the original drive), you might just be running into the HDD performance cap.
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Quick check: the cable testers have (good) batteries in them?
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GT 610s don't have an NVENC encoder.
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Offhand, I don't think so: the other x8 gets used for the iGPU, so there pretty much can't ever be one (without increasing the PCIe lane count on the IO die).
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oh gawd I'm having flashbacks to the first thing I posted on this site... (where the official Seagate profile said that would work and I couldn't remain a silent observer any longer). No, no that doesn't work. You'll need something to host the share, like a Raspberry Pi (or the like) or another computer.
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Dead pixel on monitor only when displaying pc
AbydosOne replied to Combustio's topic in Graphics Cards
Pretty sure that's a zero-sized window (see the shadows around it?). Try closing everything and/or restarting. -
3200G only supports up to x8, so the best you could (probably) get is x4/x4.
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Why not just replace the MXM card? Any ad hoc external GPU setup is going to ruin the portability part of the laptop.