Mr. Fox

https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/7-zip/submissions/5956670 https://hwbot.org/benchmarks/y-cruncher_-_pi-2.5b/submissions/5956665

It is available for the Strix and TUF boads as well. Safedisk had not posted a link to it. https://rog-forum.asus.com/t5/amd-600-series/x670-x870-resource-thread/m-p/1133536/highlight/true#M11273

New BIOS for Crosshair. https://www.overclock.net/posts/29545669/ Seems good. Now I need the same for the Strix X870E-E mobo. Relating to the scam we are all falling victim to... I like this guy. He's speaking my language... spot on.

Yup, I use the Chris Titus tool to jettison OneDrive and also use group policy to disable "Save documents to OneDrive by default" and enable "Prevent the usage of OneDrive for file storage" just for good measure. Then I use RevoUnistaller to give Edge the boot. I hate both of those digital cancer tumors. And, those are just for starters. I use a script to destroy Defender and tear up anything else I can find a way to destroy that isn't bare metal Windoze. Copilot, Widgets, Cortana and all that crap.

I hope that someone invents some kind of self-executing stealth worm malware to be automatically uploaded by the Redmond Reprobates to OneDrive without permission that would systematically crash all of Micro$lop's servers, severely corrupt all of their Copilot AI databases beyond repair, and take them offline for a week or two. Would be nice for them to experience a major tragedy from grabbing files off of consumer PCs without permission and putting them on OneDrive.

I hope that someone invents some kind of self-executing stealth worm malware to be automatically uploaded by the Redmond Reprobates to OneDrive without permission that would systematically crash all of Micro$lop's servers, severely corrupt all of their Copilot AI databases beyond repair, and take them offline for a week or two. Would be nice for them to experience a major tragedy from grabbing files off of consumer PCs without permission and putting them on OneDrive.

The name of the event is no longer fitting. It needs to be renamed AES or ACS for Anti-consumer Electronics Show or Anti-Consumer Show since it has less to do with electronics due to the irrational focus on AI and nothing to do with consumers other than us funding this stupid $hit. Judging from the video title wording, Jufes should use some of the money from his Discord subscribers to purchase a spelling course. His crude vocabulary isn't the only thing that could use some work. I bet he is not even aware of the misspelled word.

It's click bait. It's not in stock when you try to add it to a cart and the only place you can buy one from the links at ASUS US Store is Central Computers for $2800. All other vendors show it as unavailable.

So, it's not just GPUs, RAM and AI driven nonsense that is causing PC tech to be circling the drain. Winduhz 11 customer satisfaction rating is now lower than even Windows ME and Vista, and the dissatisfaction is driven by Fortune 500 companies. No, my surprised look is not on my face. It's a digital dumpster fire. I'm glad I started grooming my relationship with Linux a long time ago. Windoze sucks and it's getting suckier with each update. This guy is a good example of a technology normie that has had a gut full of Micro$lop feces. His YouTube channel is not even a tech-focused channel, but he's fed up with the stupid crap. He thinks Linux sucks, but he is still making the move in spite of that.

Winduhz 11 customer satisfaction rating is now lower than Windows ME, and the dissatisfaction is driven by Fortune 500 companies. No, my surprised look is not on my face. It's a digital dumpster fire. More normies are pulling their heads out and giving Micro$lop the boot. This YouTuber is not even a tech-focused channel, but he's fed up with the nonsense. He thinks Linux sucks, but that's not enough to make him want to keep using Windoze.

We will all be building PCs from discarded trash parts. When stupid becomes normal... Stupid has a face... no thanks. Rugged individualism is vastly superior to collective stupidity.

That makes me feel very.................... old.

Turdbooks will continue on the path of turdification eternally. There is no bottom, only smells like one. They are made for a specific type of consumer. Stupid is the new way... it's how the tech giants roll now. They serve stupid people, so it makes sense. Downgrades for everyone... plenty of trash to go around.

https://www.3dmark.com/sn/11168873

The idiotic multi-component design with the daughterboard I/O and PCIe X16 connector is totally crap and so is the compact PCB. Everything is crammed together and plastered with that silly glue mask that NVIDIA uses to make SMD repairs more difficult. Would not touch it with a 10-foot pole, even if it was only like $1200. Designed to fail and no service parts. That's the NVIDIA way of screwing their customers. It would only be useful to move the core and RAM modules over to a donor PCB that is not designed in such an idiotic way. You have to also think about how you got shafted on the firmware lock. All of it was nefariously planned and premeditated to benefit NVIDIA and screw everyone that purchased a Founders Edition GPU. Not the kind of business that deserves any of our money. NVIDIA is as crooked as they come, and it is more obvious now than ever before with how they are handling things.

Do they have any board partners stupid enough to use it? Hope not.

The WireView Pro II is pretty impressive, but I've come to expect only the best from Brother @der8auer at this point. So, I am pleased but not surprised. It is interesting seeing how unreliable and sketchy the 12V-2x6 connector actually is. What you could never see without the WireView Pro II becomes abundantly clear. My PSU is a Lian Li Edge 1300W that has a light blue connector and none of the plastic fingers showed any evidence of overheating when I installed the WireView Pro II. The connector still looks like brand new. I have been messing with it today and you can gently bump the wiring/connector and cause pin current imbalance. This triggers an alarm to you can remedy the situation before damage occurs. I have been able to both induce and remedy the current imbalance problem by simply tapping on the wiring or WireView Pro II with my finger. Seeing this makes it easy to understand how user error is very likely not a common factor with the melted connectors. I am running the stock Zotac 600W vBIOS for normal daily use and with the shunt mod if I reduce the power limit to 65-70% with Afterburner it shows my peak power between 600-620W. I am going to order another one for my 4090 pretty soon. I'm sure it is equally sketchy. The 12VHPWR connector is truly a joke and NVIDIA deserves to be crucified for pushing this abortion as a new standard.

NVIDIA won't "need" consumers until the AI bubble breaks. I hope they suffer record-breaking financial losses, all of their wealth ends up being erased and they end up filing bankruptcy. I wonder if you could designate the second core for Lossless Scaling and essentially function the same as two GPUs? @Clamibot?

I just hooked it up. I have not done any testing or playing with the settings yet. Here is a down and dirty no-audio video showing the different screens/menus. I've connected the shut-down wire to the mobo power header. Those two wires are very thin and separate. It would have been nice if they were bonded together for the sake of cable management, but otherwise it seems like a very well-made product. It was nice to see all of my 12V lines were well balanced right off the bat. The thermal sensor connected to the motherboard T-sensor that I have inserted between the wires next to the connector shows the same temperature reading as the WireView Pro II, so that is also good. I had to add a 25mm G1/4 extension on the GPU water out fitting to raise it up enough to clear the top of the WireView Pro II. I am not sure what an acceptable variance is between pins, but my impression is this is close enough to not be an issue. If there was over 1-2A difference between pins that might be a concern. This was running a 4K MSI Kombustor benchmark with the GPU at all default clocks and voltage. Idle power is around 48-50W.

WireView Pro II was just delivered.

A turdbook is a turdbook, is a turdbook. It doesn't matter what name is on the outside, it's all just dung on the inside.

Guaranteed... it will be slower.