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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
No, which is why I notated your earlier submissions that were 2-3MB each, each member has 50MB as of right now. No ads and paying out of pocket means we have to keep things kind of lean :) -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
Your early attachments were 2-3MB each, may want to look at those. You have a limit of 50MB like most others on the forum. -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
Be sure to share in the gaming forum too if your amenable -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
Sounds like you were lol -
Yeah, Donald has an excellent relationship with the community generally. There were a couple of times that i recall some were not happy with Donald but I believe most of those cases were resolved behind the curtain.
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Donald still with ztechPC?
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Will do, didn't have time to get more than one source up this morning
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Im sure a lot of water cooling enthusiasts will feel vindicated this season :) Just in time for Winter -
Was interesting to see the 5800X3D best both teams but obviously only in scenarios that benefit from the cache over raw clock speeds
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
TPU review is up -
Source Link to multiple Review sources Here!
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
Looking forward to everyone's findings :) -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
Often times based on some conversations over time, that the position of reaction times and more often perceptions of FPS and the "upper limits" of what humans can perceive often becomes malformed statements. The more typical variation would be humans can only see up to x FPS. While I dont have receipts for my understanding of the subject matter, I have more or less settled upon the notion of, we dont "see" in terms of FPS, we perceive motion. Since higher refresh panels can grant greater appearance of fluid motion, we can often perceive those differences, especially when tied to other factors (low input lag, higher polling rate peripherals. Well, just my .02's :) -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
I typically count those of this position to be of the lucky that dont or cant perceive those details above their believed thresholds, makes PC building much simpler imho. -
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Precision M4600 Owners Thread
Reciever replied to Hertzian56's topic in Pro Max & Precision Mobile Workstation
Just bear in mind that Enduro, AMD's equivalent is not supported. So if you end up going the M5100 route at some point, you will want to have that disabled as part of the installation process. -
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Reciever replied to Hertzian56's topic in Pro Max & Precision Mobile Workstation
You would have to modify the spd of the ram itself for the system to read from, but I never attempted it myself. -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
If those boxes are indeed checked, the next big one obviously is price. -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
I can't recall which version but I think it's the 3090 ftw3? OK yeah ftw3, had to review my pictures. It's going back to the plex miner server -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
Yeah I believe that is accurate as well. I knew going in that I would make modifications to the GPU as I bought it for mining and later to be re-used for gaming or other such purposes so its a long term investment kind of thing. -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
There were some AIB's that used glorified plastic (MSI) on their backplate, then others that had a backplate but no pads. it was a crapshoot imho. -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
Mine stayed around 56c or so but as you mentioned ambients play a role, I also have 2x twin window fans so I my room is negative pressure with the occasional AC from the vent and the system itself is near the window. For the context of mining the GPU die (well for ethereum at least) was that memory was far and away more important to pay attention to. The not very long term minded just ran it as is and killed their cards in 6 months running 110c on the memory. I kept mine around 85-90c when it was in full time use. Tuned to 300w, for gaming I tuned it to 350w as a quick fix because my laptop started giving me issues -
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Reciever replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
I think mine ran around 54c but I just have memory clocked up everything else is stock. 2700x bottlenecked it I think so probably more apt to have it on the 10850k