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They should have the space to decide for themselves in a safe environment without pressure. Things like testing out pronouns/names/clothes are all easily reversable things to try. Also sexual preferences are different to gender preferences and we do tend to re-enforce these pretty early.
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I just picked up the MSI MAG323UPF on sale and it has been good for the whole 12 hours i've owned it so far.
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clevo p870tm/tm1-g Official Clevo P870TM-G Thread
Meaker replied to ViktorV's topic in Sager & Clevo
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I ordered one too 😁
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No it's not, we will see 🙂 Decisions, decisions, eh?
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Sig updated, someone also sent me a link to a 3080 so there might be more fun on the way. Considering my 3070 running at 2GHz in game runs at 62C I think I have some thermal headroom.
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She is yes 😛 3070 shunt mod still going with my 9900KS at 4.8Ghz. Recently moved to two dual rank 16GB sodimms (3200Mhz CL22 stock) running at 3280Mhz 16-18-18-28-425 Got a 32" 160Hz 4k monitor, the dream would be someone selling a 3080 MXM on the cheap but yeah that's not going to happen.
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P750DM2 dark screen issue with 2080S or 3070 GPU swap
Meaker replied to anassa's topic in Sager & Clevo
The 30 pin cable should still be eDP rather than LVDS so it should still work IIRC. -
P750DM2 dark screen issue with 2080S or 3070 GPU swap
Meaker replied to anassa's topic in Sager & Clevo
I would get an external display (remember TVs work to test this) -
Hybrid water cooling, makes a big difference to consistency in FPS, the core is quite happy to run in that power range.
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Yeah it's a big increase in frequency and frequency stability.
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Time spy: Before: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/24077416 After: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/24164600 Time Spy Extreme: Before: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/24077715 After: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/24164711
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Works totally in my 4th gen GS30 though lol.
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Based off clock speed during load. Typically it maintains 1700mhz core under heavy load.
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Ugh the key on the p870tm3 is not compatible.
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Looks like this card does not like AMD chipsets but booted up just fine in my 4th Gen MSI GS30. I'll try it in my main machine when I get round to it.
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This is before cleanup.
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I used liquid metal, my technique involved placing a blob and sucking up the excess that left a thin film on the surface which is more resilient to moving.
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Thanks! The formal offer came through and I have accepted.
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In 2022 I came out as trans and since have sorted my own personal health out (lost 36KG in weight or 79 pounds) and have been taking on new challenges at work where I can. Well ever since I came out it seems that upper management decided to silently fire me, my direct boss can delegate things to me but anything larger in scope I get blocked out of. However I have interviewed at a new place and am expecting my offer soon, it's the first time I did that as me and it went really well. Will move into more project delivery work and potentially some pre-sales stuff as well.
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Clevo P751TM with 9900K maximum OC power draw on mobo
Meaker replied to Csupati's topic in General Discussion
In my machine the 9900KS I do run mine heavily undervolted at 4.8Ghz to give the system a reasonable chance. -
External multi drive nVME / NVME Nas solutions
Meaker replied to Snowleopard's topic in General Discussion
Really the best solution will depend on your throughput needs and degree of separation between your main system and the storage. First link - Fast direct thunderbolt connection 3.5GB/sec throughput realistic max. Second link - Fast network connection (2.5Gb) so 200MB/sec realistic max. Third idea - Host computer. You could put a 10Gb network card and direct connect or use a switch so 800MB/sec realistic max. Or use the computer direct, if you need it all direct attached this solution will be the fastest in terms of raw I/O throughput. What do you need physically and electrically basically? -
Clevo P751TM with 9900K maximum OC power draw on mobo
Meaker replied to Csupati's topic in General Discussion
If it's like the 870TM then a fair amount but there are several power limits you have to raise.