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  1. jaybee83
    there used to be 18.4 inch screen sizes available in "ye olden days" like in the Clevo P180HM: https://eurocom.com/ec/specs(223) that was back in the 600M GPU and 2000 Intel CPU days....socketed mobile cpus! 🤠
  2. jaybee83
    send them Vitaliy's report, see what MSI has to say to that 😛 probably smth like: well u SURELY did something else to corrupt your RAM, aside from flashing our PERFECT INFALLIBLE BIOS! 😄
  3. jaybee83
    only? i expected DOUBLE! 🤪 ha no chance ull be able to get that through the bottom part of the syringe, definitely need to manually spoon it into it from the top.
  4. jaybee83
    only to a point. most people just go by hardware "names", i.e. = hey look! this 1kg slim laptop with 12 hours battery life has the same 3080 gpu in it as the 5kg DTR with only 1 hour battery life! SAME PERFORMANCE! 🤪
  5. jaybee83
    um...how do get display output? are u running on integrated graphics? in general, that entry in the bios doesnt really mean anything, as long as the card itself works 🙂
  6. jaybee83
    its always a question of how you spin it: u might as well build a whole ecosystem with repair shops and socketable hardware upgrades to support a platform for many years to come. that way you could argue that ur revenue per machine is much much higher than a single use disposable thin n light BGA turdbook.
  7. jaybee83
    thats OS bloatware for ya @win11 vs win10 😄
  8. jaybee83
    yep, of course, youre right, thats the big issue here: the sheeple want thin n light crap and the companies follow the big trends / go wherever demand takes them. thats how they make money. unfortunately, the group of people wanting big fat high performance DTRs becomes smaller and smaller each year...
  9. jaybee83
    well...depends. cpus also need mobo based mosfets and depend on system ram. if you do the same for the gpu, i.e. provide the mosfets on the mobo and socketable vram....why not? 😁
  10. jaybee83
    ha, when i saw this thead i instantly thought to myself: I LIKE BOATS! (Jayztwocents) 😄 (now THATS an ad that works, i dont even play!)
  11. jaybee83
    yehaw, keeping an eye on this thread! lurker mode activated 🤪
  12. jaybee83
    haha kool, keep a lookout on the marketplace here then 😉
  13. jaybee83
    yep, brilliant answer bud! the problem isnt that we would like to have ONLY DTRs, but that there is a lack of choice. we had BGA only thin n light crap in the olden days, as well. but nowadays its all there is on the market....no more choice 😐
  14. jaybee83
    Clevo FTW in this regard 😎
  15. jaybee83
    man that guy sounds stressed.... 😅
  16. jaybee83
    i was referring to a desktop cpu coupled with an MXM gpu. not a desktop chip on an mxm board 😄 although Khenglish has shown that even that is actually possible haha
  17. jaybee83
    bro @Aaron44126 to the rescue 🙂
  18. jaybee83
    just throw a desktop cpu in the machine, couple it with a proper MXM card with beefy power delivery and dont define an interchangeable hardlock on cpu+gpu wattage. let both go as high as temps let you. voila, u got urself a real DTR that could easily use a 660W psu at the same dimensions of the previous 330W 😛😉
  19. jaybee83
    how about SteamOS or the newly released ChromeOS for any PC? that would totally suit ur machine im sure 🤣
  20. jaybee83
    haha yep, wasnt too serious about that suggestion anyways, ull likely have problems with signal integrity and power delivery if you stack them up like that.... but just based on sensibility, there SHOULD be an adapter going from 3042 directly to 2030 🤔 have u checked on aliexpress / ebay?
  21. jaybee83
    lets see if that stays that way after the previous experience haha. fingers crossed!
  22. jaybee83
    well for now u definitely have the double adapter route *lol* 3042 to mpcie followed by mpcie to 2030 😅
  23. jaybee83
    in general, the continuous development of more efficient psus is definitely a good thing. i like seeing a new 330W model with smaller dimensions. BUT (and this is a biggens) the unfortunate reality is that the industry nowadays only tries to do less with more instead of MORE with more. so with a more efficient psu design u can either go smaller dimensions at same wattage OR higher wattage at same dimensions. weve got the former....but where is the latter? 🤨
  24. jaybee83
    im getting the popcorn ready: ryan vs. Katja's gf in the fight of their lives haha
  25. jaybee83
    thats pretty good, id say around 200 GB is the point at which i could stop checking my data usage per month altogether and just do whatever i ususlly do.
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