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Please post pict also for TPL. And use higher resolution pict. Too small for my old eyes. Try adaptive voltage. Go from default and add offset if needed when you push clocks. Start with core ratio. You can work with cashe afterwards once you get some good results from the cores. Core is always king. High Cashe ratio will give a performance boost if you run fast/faster ram sticks. Not so much with slow ram. You have voltage high enough for ++4.8GHz 🙂

I see we lack a thread for Security news in the foirum. Hence I put up this new thread "All about security and anti-virus software". TP-Link Said to be Sharing Customers Browsing Data with Third Party Techpowerup.com | March 12, 2022 These days, routers are quite complex devices that are doing much more than just routing data and are often the main security device on a home network. As such, we've seen a surge in third party services such as Asus' AIProtection that runs software from TrendMicro and Netgear Armor in cooperation with Bitdefender. Chinese TP-Link is likewise offering similar services, some in partnership with TrendMicro and some with Avira. It now appears that TP-Link's HomeCare service—that the company is offering in partnership with Avira—is sending data to Avira even when disabled in the UI, based on a thread over at Reddit. The standard Avira features are meant to offer protection against malicious content, network intrusions and even against infected devices on the network that are said to be quarantined from other devices on the network. It also incorporates some basic parental control features, such as automatic content filtering and time controls. However, in this case, the issue isn't the functionality itself, but the fact that there apparently is no way to turn off the HomeCare feature, since even when seemingly disabled in the UI of the affected routers, it sends data to Avira. It seems to be a fairly large amount of data being sent as well, with the initial poster claiming over 80,000 requests in a 24 hour period. According to a review of a TP-Link product over on XDA-Developers from May last year, TP-Link said that they were working on a firmware update that would allow the Avira service to be turned off permanently.

Untick C1E and tick the Speed Shift box and change the value to 0. As well untick the box with more Data for normal use. What Cashe ratio do you put? And what clock speed do you see right after boot up without TS enabled? And yep, 4.5GHz should be enough for +1000 in Cinebench R15 🙂 Btw. The laptop jockey's will be heavily screwed when we will see 4000 series graphics pop up. It will be darn disgusting to see an 4080 at 85W TDP in tomorrows Apple designed laptops: Here's bro @Mr. Fox reaction when he see mobile 4080 graphics in laptops erly spring 2023 The weakest 4080 mobile graphics will get an TDP near 5.3 times lower than the similar desktop cards. But the laptop gamers will be happy regardless level of crippled mobile graphics cards vs. desktop cards. Design over functionality will always be the prefered choice. And Nvidia and the OEM will deliver in loads. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090-class GPU with 600W TGP has reportedly been confirmed https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-4090-class-gpu-with-600w-tgp-has-reportedly-been-confirmed --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The data harvest from the users systems seems to be out of control... For the interested. I put up an new forum thread All about "security and anti-virus software". Enjoy.

Maybe Intel also could help AMD fix their never ending HW problems? 😀 Intel Finds Bug in AMD's Spectre Mitigation, AMD Issues Fix News of a fresh Spectre BHB vulnerability that only impacts Intel and Arm processors emerged this week, but Intel's research around these new attack vectors unearthed another issue: One of the patches that AMD has used to fix the Spectre vulnerabilities has been broken since 2018. Intel's security team, STORM, found the issue with AMD's mitigation. In response, AMD has issued a security bulletin and updated its guidance to recommend using an alternative method to mitigate the Spectre vulnerabilities, thus repairing the issue anew.

The beauty lies in the details. Or rather say that the performance slide down the toilet. When shall Intel stop take short ways to increase the performance then take it back it few months later? How much time do you think they spend on new security patches/firmware updates? Intel CPUs Suffer Performance Hit From New Spectre-v2 Mitigations tomshardware.com According to Phoronix's Core i9-12900K (Alder Lake) results, networking and storage performance went down the toilet after enabling Retpolines. The publication recorded a 26.7% performance loss on the former and 14.5% on the latter. That's the hallmark of these mitigations: Any external I/O from the chip takes a hard hit. Workloads like web browsing or image manipulation in GIMP didn't show a huge impact. Even modern Intel CPUs are losing up to 36% performance with the new Spectre BHI patch A new CPU exploit based on the infamous Spectre v2 has been discovered. However, when the security patch is applied it can affect performance by up to 36%, that's according to a recent study... Have a nice weekend 🙂 https://hwbot.org/achievement/20909_

We can add in AMD into this beauty as well. Intel, AMD, Arm warn of new speculative execution CPU bugs bleepingcomputer.com | Today Speculative execution trouble The speculative execution technique is designed to optimize CPU performance by running some tasks in advance (branch prediction) so the information is available when required. Straight-line-speculation In parallel news that coincide in disclosure, grsecurity has published the details and a PoC that can leak confidential data from AMD processors via a new straight-line-speculation (SLS) attack method. This new variant of SLS affects many AMD chips based on the Zen1 and Zen2 microarchitectures, including EPYC, Ryzen Threadripper, and Ryzen with integrated Radeon Graphics. AMD has published a list of the affected products and also a whitepaper that offers security advice for the medium-severity flaw tracked as CVE-2021-26341.

Yep, and the cheapest one is probably better than the garbage I got with Corsair’s most expensive chassis. I’m sure you find some with RGB disaster. A lot people like bling bling in all shape and form nowadays.

Yep. better with several small packages so people can pick only the one they want. No need for etc RGB garbage if you only want an simple fan control. It seems bloat cancerware for desktops is equal bad as it is for the new modern Jokebooks. One package (all included) has to fits all 😞 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bump. The name is correct. But any suggestions on better quality kit? Thanks. Is this the English name for this part below? PSU Cable Comb Kit? The one's that followed the Corsair package is hard and not very flexible. Probably the cheapest they could put with this Corsair 1000D chassis. Do you have a suggestion for something better than this cheapo garbage? I see we can get Corsair Cables_ Cable Comb Kit_ Type 4 (Generation 4)_ Black here home. Why couldn't Corsair offer this kit instead for the stiff cheapo garbage in their premium chassis package?

Yep, Nice seeing some people finally start pointing out what I have said the last decade. Try the middle way. You shouldn't need to completely disable turbo boost. Test with different clock speed.

With today’s modern and disgusting laptop cooling you may benefits from disabling Cpu turbo boost in some games to let the graphics get better boost clocks. The damn Unified heatsink design can’t cool both the Cpu and graphics adequately in full load for both. And it help even more with a weaker graphics card(or very disgusting cooling).

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Enjoyable reading bro Ashtrix. I would put all of todays new modern tech in the same basket 🙂 +reps https://hwbot.org/submission/4947092_papusan_3dmark2001_se_geforce_gtx_1070_171525_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4947104_papusan_3dmark05_geforce_gtx_1070_89323_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4947098_papusan_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_1070_71769_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4947136_papusan_3dmark_vantage___performance_geforce_gtx_1070_91886_marks

Windows 11: The end of the old-school Windows desktop computerworld.com | Today In the long run, Microsoft wants you to switch to a Desktop-as-a-Service model, and the first steps on this journey may already be in place on your conventional Windows PC . You know it as Windows 11. With all this in mind, when I look at recent Windows 11 changes, I see clear signs that Windows 11 is the Trojan horse bringing WaaS to everyone — whether you want it or not. Wait? Didn't Microsoft say it was only going to be adding features to Windows 11 once a year? Ahem, yes it did. But Microsoft fibbed. Windows 11 will get Feature, Web, and Online Service Experience Packs whenever Microsoft wants to update them. Look at this beauty bro @Ashtrix @Mr. Fox Microsoft use all their tricks in the book. Win 10 seems as the last option from Microsoft. Why you should install win 11.... Yooo have too much freetime and ther days is too long.. Windows 11: BSODs in battery mode with Lenovo Thinkpad L590? Posted on 2022-03-08 by guenni Does Windows 11 on Lenovo Thinkpad L950 models cause BlueScreens on battery power? I have a corresponding report from a reader and would like to post it again in the blog. Perhaps there are similar observations from other users.

Don't make an fasit from only 1 or a few games... The link below is already soon 1 year old How Many CPU Cores Do You Need For Great PC Gaming? -------------------------------------------------------------------- Apple double up the cores on their next Cpu. Both for the real P cores and the wimpy small efficiency cores and make an combo of 16 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores. Intel goes their own retarded way and will only double up the efficiency cores for their refreshed Cpu to make an weird 8 P / 16 E cores Hybrid combo. Maybe Pat Gelsinger at Intel should try hire all the chips engineers from Apple first as last? I wonder what stuff Intel's Cpu engineer team smoke. https://www.pcworld.com/article/620879/apple-adds-monster-chip-the-new-apple-m1-ultra.html Btw. Say hello to the new Spectre for Intel's new gen chips 🙂 The extra added E-cores for coming Raptor lake chips will help Intel to increase the performance differences between 12th and 13th gen chips when they later have to patch the vulnerability flaws. All of Intel's processors beginning with Haswell (launched in 2013) and extending to the latest Ice Lake-SP and Alder Lake are affected by the vulnerability, but Intel is about to release a software patch that will mitigate the issue. Intel Alder Lake, ARM CPUs Affected by New Spectre Vulnerability And Nvidia know how they can put the correct price point for coming 4000 series cards. Newer cards can't be cheapert than previous gen grahics cards when they both is listed both from their AIB partners and retail stores going forwards. NVIDIA Hints At Selling GeForce RTX 4000 Ada Lovelace GPUs Alongside 3000 Series The ongoing GPU shortage has been frustrating for anyone that needs a graphics processor for any reason. Gamers, computer scientists, researchers, and yes, even crypto-miners have all struggled under the extreme dearth of any discrete GPUs to buy.

Yep, new has to be better. Always. The HP Hotkey UWP Service is a driver that lets you use the Function key on your laptop keyboard with the F1 – F0 keys to perform certain tasks, such as turning audio volume up and down. It starts automatically when Windows boots on an HP laptop, and users complain that while in Windows 10 it would take up minimal memory, in Windows 11 it takes up an enormous amount. A crappy Windows 11 driver is killing HP laptops – and owners are angry

https://hwbot.org/submission/4945851_papusan_3dmark11___entry_geforce_gtx_1070_41308_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4945866_papusan_3dmark11___performance_geforce_gtx_1070_28161_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4945870_papusan_3dmark2001_se_geforce_gtx_1070_170133_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4945824_papusan_3dmark___fire_strike_geforce_gtx_1070_20092_marks Maybe the AMD boys and girls get an real fix in May. This means 7 months after Win 11 release and or 7 years after Win 10 saw the light. 7 is todays lucky number🙂 Yep better late than never. Hope it works out this time. AMD Issues Fix and Workaround for Ryzen's fTPM Stuttering Issues AMD breaks the silence, issues fix and temporary workaround "AMD's fTPM issues impact both Windows 10 and Windows 11 Ryzen systems (Zen+ to Zen 3 architectures), with the typical side effect being random stuttering and lagging that lasts one to two seconds. These periods occur multiple times per day during all manner of workloads, including gaming" https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-issues-fix-and-workaround-for-ftpm-stuttering-issues

Finally ranked #1 in Norway🙂 https://hwbot.org/user/papusan/ https://hwbot.org/submission/4945819_papusan_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_1070_69625_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4945864_papusan_3dmark05_geforce_gtx_1070_87480_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4945819_papusan_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_1070_69625_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4945847_papusan_3dmark_vantage___performance_geforce_gtx_1070_91779_marks

Is this the English name for this part below? PSU Cable Comb Kit? The one's that followed the Corsair package is hard and not very flexible. Probably the cheapest they could put with this Corsair 1000D chassis. Do you have a suggestion for something better than this cheapo garbage? And I'm not very impressed with some of the workmanships. Corsair should add gaskets around the doors. 0.5-7mm gap on the top / bottom of the doors lead to incorrect air pressure in the chassis. Aka dust build up or that the fans draw in unfiltred air. I have to find a solution for this (a window gasket will work). I'll give their HW designers 0 of 10 for this failure on a otherwise great chassis.

Win 10 will always be in beta. Win 10 as it is today won't be the same at end of life. M$ put a lot work into their new touch friendly OS, but same will it be for the older Win 10 as well.

Sad they didn't make an bin statistic for the 12700K chips. But probably not worth it as it's an already heavly down binned chips. I would avoid all of the lower tier chips that have same P cores count as the flagship. You pay abit less but for an reason. Same was it for the 11th gen. The buyers is the losers vs Intel's bin strategy to offer KS chips for premium. Yep, you have an chance to ge a better chips with the KS but then you have to wait until the end of each new gen chips to buy a new platform. Intel is the winner here and the customers is the losers in the new modern chips lottery.

Windows Defender is a mess. And yep, an annoying software. Second one within same day. This is the false postive King of all AV software. Dells boatware is pure cancer, but this fused in AV software is on same level. Defender reports a false positive Posted on March 3, 2022 at 13:01 CST by Susan Bradley • Comment in the Forums Gunter Born reports on Borncity. Microsoft defender is triggering a false positive on Dell laptops specifically on the Dell Support Assist Remediation Service tool. Don’t panic, it’s not you, it’s them. And it seems Microsoft continue as hard they can to create new useless features... And their appetite on users data/privacy have no limits. Windows 11: Microsoft wants your credit card data Posted on 2022-03-05 by guenni Is Microsoft eyeing the credit card data of its Windows 11 users in order to identify its users more precisely in the future and possibly charge them with additional fees? The information has been circulating on the Internet for hours: Microsoft has introduced a field for entering credit card data in the new Windows 11 Insider Preview build 22567. This is supposed to allow users to pay for apps and be notified about subscriptions or expiring credit card payments.

You mean you rented a car? I expect you know you don't fully own it😀 You Don’t Really Ever Own an EV Buying an electric vehicle is a lot like buying a subscription to a car. Almost no one can work on them except the manufacturer, features get locked behind in-app purchases or software updates, and those features can get disabled at the flip of a switch. If carmakers can dictate how you use your car, do you really even own it? These days cars are like a smartphone or computer, constantly getting software and security updates, new features, and occasionally they’ll even lose features. Furthermore, those fancy features aren’t available to everyone who “buys” the car. Instead, you’ll have to buy in-app purchases to unlock those features. Yep, todays modern cars is filled up with computers. Not so unlike real computers. Hence the post fits in here, HaHa🙃 All, have a nice weekend.

One more reason to avoid Win Defender... Some users have noticed Windows Defender Antivirus has started to (falsely) flag MajorGeeks Windows Tweaks. Yep, Microsoft don't want that you try making their OS better/more useful/less tacky. Rufus 3.18 bypasses Windows 11 TPM restrictions for in-place upgrade, fixes ISO to ESP bug Rufus 3.18 beta version fixes an ISO to ESP issue. But more importantly, the version brings the "Extended" option that will now help bypass Windows 11 requirements for in-place upgrades too.

Weird PCH temp increase with more drives when not all are in use. What if you run an ATTO Disk Benchmark ? This ssd bench is known to tax the ssd's. https://hwbot.org/submission/4943592_papusan_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_760_(256bit)_58998_marks?recalculate=true

Thanks bro ryan 🙂 The good part is at the end of the video. About what bin quality people should expect for the K chips a few weeks before the KS see the lights 🙂 And not the only Intel do for newer chips.... Intel Axes Alder Lake's AVX-512 Support, Now Fuses It Off in Silicon Intel would like you to step up to its more expensive Xeon chips if you want AVX-512 support with its newer architectures. Meanwhile, AMD is rumored to bring support for AVX-512 to its Zen 4 chips, which is an odd twist if Intel continues to not support the instructions on its consumer hardware. https://hwbot.org/submission/4941706_papusan_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_760_(256bit)_58709_marks