Mr. Fox

Yes, you are correct. Give me time to find it. It is in my imgur account.

Smart kid. The notion of being an advocate against racism by promoting racism is ridiculous and absurd. Good video. Calling stupidity into question and casting light upon evil intentions is always a good thing. If you don't want to watch a 17 minute video, the meat of his message starts at about 10:35. Spot on. This guy is pretty sharp. He calls proper attention to nonsense and casts the lies in proper perspective. The reason truth is no longer taught in public schools is because the truth is at odds with the evil, idiotic, woke, socialist, anti-America narrative. They cannot brainwash our kids if they teach them the truth. Their agenda would die and their mission to create division and conflict would not succeed. The truth will set you free. Through deception, twisting facts, omitting important details and re-writing history to fit their agenda, they make our children slaves to their lies.

Probably a firmware algorithm causing clock speeds to not hold. If you are using Afterburner, make sure you choose the options to unlock the voltage and move the slider all the way to the right for 100mV or the clocks will not hold. You can also lock it down on the voltage curve graph. That makes a HUGE difference. In case you are not sure what I am referring to, I demonstrate it in this video. You will actually want to OVERvolt and lock the voltage at the maximum the vBIOS allows. On a laptop you also have to modify the CFG file for it to work. That is also demonstrated in the video.

I knew you could do it. Congrats, Brother @ryanon the victory.

The RAM might have an issue staying in the slot without the lock, especially if the motherboard is vertical mounted. I would insist on replacement or refund. It was advertised as having no physical damage, so it was misrepresented. If it is the SSD the OS is installed to you can do a clean install and let Windows Setup do the work for you. Just run a diskpart clean command and a convert GPT command and reinstall Windows. If it is a data drive, you can do the same thing or just reformat it and it should not hurt anything as long as Windows did not goof up and install the bootloader to that drive instead of the one Windows is installed to. You can confirm that is not the case by taking the drive out of the system and confirming Windows still boots normally without it. If it does, you can do whatever you want to do to that drive and it shouldn't affect your Windows installation. If you are going to do a clean install, download all of the drivers to external storage media first then the installation should be uncomplicated.

This is really messed up. Even if the guy actually was racist, it is none of Amazon's stinking business and they are totally out of line in their actions. If it is OK to be all of the other things that are offensive to 95% of the country why single that out based on their skewed definition of what that means. Can't have it both ways.

@ryan- Port Royal and Speedway are heavily ray-traced and run at 1440p. That may be a reflection of your GPU model to a great degree. I think it would be unrealistic to expect good results on either of those benchmarks, or a smooth experience with Cyberpunk, unless you have a very potent GPU. My 6900 XT does great with rendering, but quite poorly if ray tracing is thrown into the mix. Bumping the resolution to 1440p throws yet an extra monkey-wrench into the works.

Yes, but we still need and emojis... Just to accurately document our reactions, LOL.

Here is what four 1TB 2.5-inch SATA SSDs perform like in a striped volume. A review will be posted soon. I received a Sabrent 4x PCI-e 3.0 Quad NVMe M.2 card and it's working nice. You can catch a glimpse of it in that video above. That gives me a total of 7 NVMe SSDs, 5 SATA SSDs and a 3.5-inch HDD currently in use.

Yeah, he's a good guy. Maybe tagging @sweeperscwill poke him enough to convince him to join us. He has given me, @Papusanand @johnksssa run for the money on HWBOT. Glad he is on the PremaMod team. OK Brother @Custom90gtI found that old video and didn't like it, so I made a new one. Time to hit the sack. @tps3443did you ever get that vColor memory you mentioned? If so, how did it work out?

That's right. Thank you. I was drawing a blank.

Yes, this. ^^^ 29 threads versus 32 is kind of the sweet spot for compromise on Fire Strike. If you use the Intel Legacy Gaming feature in the BIOS it will allow using Scroll Lock to turn off the Atom cores during graphics test, hit Scroll Lock again to toggle the Atom cores on again for the physics and combined tests.

One of the moderators at the old notebookreview forms kept banning him for some reason. I don't remember what his last username was but you would recognize it. He was a member of that community for a long time and he bought my my first Praxis Wetbench with the angled top. He lives in the Philippines. I think he and I both threw in our towels on the laptop trash around the same time, but he was a longtime Clevo overclocker and Prema supporter.

Yeah, most of it is just entertainment. That's all I expect most of it to be. It is almost as worthless as what is presented to us as "news" from the brain-dead mainstream zombie sheeple. The Tiki is an interesting SFF. Everything from FalconNW is, and always has been, grossly overpriced and focused on aesthetics more than performance. Anything SFF is a compromise when it comes to performance. On another subject, last week I helped one of my sons upgrade his antique gaming PC with a Gigabutt B650 Aorus Elite AX mobo, 7700X CPU, Trident 32GB DDR5-6000 and a Dark Rock Pro 4 BK022 cooler (none of which I would have recommended had he asked for my opinion, but it was a massive increase from the AM3/DDR3 boat anchor he was living with). Building in his NZXT Phantom 410 case (circa 2012 when he built the entire system) was very difficult. The air cooler has like 3-5mm clearance from the side panel and cable management was quite painful. But, he is in love with the case, and there is essentially no way a decent AIO would have fit. The air cooler was kind of an unavoidable and necessary evil. I immediately noticed the mysterious Windows user profile and disabled it. I was like "what the heck, Gigasuck?" when I saw it. Steve talks about that in this video. I'd never recommend anything from Gigabytme and I wish he would have asked for input before ordering parts. His original components and his 3060 are all from Gigabutt. The fact that he was still gaming on a quad core AM3 CPU with DDR3-1066 (4x4GB) in 2023 really highlights the fact that uber-expensive high-end components is not an absolute necessity. Most of the titles he plays were still very playable with low or medium settings. He was having issues with a few newer titles like Far Cry New Dawn and is excited about Diablo IV, so an upgrade was unavoidable. Now he can play everything with pleasing graphic settings and most of the eye candy. He is 100% PC gamer to the bone, not an overclocker, and it was an inexpensive upgrade compared to what I would have recommended. He's happy, so I'm happy for him.

For our buddies that like SFF, this prebuilt is interesting. I like the unfinished base.

One of the many things (almost too many to count) that suck about OSes released after Windows 7 is the scummy "modern" Windows Boot Manager with the tiles on a blue background, but the really nasty filth is under the hood of that monstrosity. Running this command in an elevated command prompt should fix that nonsense for you. Once I run this, there is no more rebooting stupidity. bcdedit /set {default} bootmenupolicy legacy If you really want to take control of things and disable driver signature enforcement and enable test signing mode like I do, you can use the commands below. (Note: If you play games produced by stupid developers that use Easy Anti-Cheat digital dung, those games will stop working.) You can take full control running these commands as Admin. I put them in a batch file. bcdedit /set {current} nx AlwaysOff bcdedit.exe /set nointegritychecks on bcdedit -set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON bcdedit /set {default} bootmenupolicy legacy pause You will have a desktop watermark if you do that, which can be easily removed using the free Universal Watermark Disabler utility.

One of the many advantages to going with an EVGA motherboard, and the only brand I am aware of that does it, there is a menu option to always show the boot selection menu. I enable that and it sits there and waits for me to tell it which drive I want to boot. No need to touch F8 or anything else. I absolutely love that feature. It should be standard on all motherboards. Sadly, it is not.

The easiest way is to remove or disable all drives except the one you are installing a new OS. Install the OS and make a Macrium Reflect image of it. Remove the drive, install the next drive, install the OS, then make an image of it. Repeat. Once you have installed all of the OSes on a single-drive system, install all drives and each one is independently bootable with no dependency on another. Then you can spam F8 during post and select the drive for the version of Windows you want to load. Once all of your drives are installed, pick one as the primary OS and then use Easy BCD to link all of the other Windows bootloaders to that drive's bootloader. No problem. Glad to help. I hope you find the info useful.

@Custom90gtI can't find the videos. I may have deleted them after losing interest in editing them for YouTube. Or, I may have moved them to a different machine to mess with later. Rather than waste any more time looking for the MP4 files, and making you wait longer, I uploaded a zip file with a bunch of BIOS screenshots for 7800-8000-8200 Hynix A-die overclocking from my BIOS screenshots thumb drive. They're not well organized but they are named in a logical sequential order so they are not just a jumbled up mess of JPG files. You can download the zip file.

I did. I paid $20 for a year access and harvested what I needed/wanted. It appears @Talonthought so, too. You're paying for access to everything, not just one ISO. If I were a gamer that didn't really care if my 3DMark Physics and Combined scores or Cinebench scores sucked, then I probably would not care and I'd be content with something "nice" like Ghost Spectre. I also don't have a problem paying someone for performing a service if I benefit from it. If you do it on a donation basis... well... @prema can tell you how that works out. I wouldn't build a web site, maintain it, and perform hundreds of mods for free, that's for sure. I must have lucked out and never used that version before. These are a good example of "drivers" that never, ever, need to be updated for any reason. In fact, they're not drivers. They are merely INF files that AMD and Intel provide that give devices a name in Device Manager so people don't freak out when Windows doesn't have a name for the device and puts a yellow bang on it in Device Manager. No reason to install any version except for that situation.

3DMark graphics scores are lower with LTSC 2019 and 2021. That is the only reason I moved to the Oprekin 21H2 LitePlus mod. It kept the CPU performance largely intact while not hindering the GPU. That is why I multi boot. Sometimes there is a difference and when benching I am targeting higher scores more than an OS that I like using.

The one that I linked a day or two ago is the best. Brother @Talonalso tested it and validated it's excellence. The W11 21H2 build Lite Plus from oprekin.com is what I use. Any W10 or W11 build in version 22H2 is going to be harmful to CPU performance and be packed with more filth. https://notebooktalk.net/topic/109-official-benchmark-thread-post-it-here-or-it-didnt-happen-d/?do=findComment&comment=33361&_rid=87

That's not good... sounds like somebody turned on drive encryption. If you don't have the key then you might be in a pickle. Secure Boot is bad enough, but that plus Bitlocker... Try this... 1. Launce cmd.exe as admin, then type diskpart and press Enter. 2. Then input these commands below in turn: list disk select disk n (here n stands for the disk you want to format) list partition select partition n (here n stands for the encrypted partition you want to format) delete partition override 3. Type exit to close window. This will wipe all the data on the encrypted hard drive. Then you could create new partition on that drive again. If that doesn't work you will need third-party software . Try nuking the drive with this... https://www.diskpart.com/articles/format-encrypted-hard-drive-5740i.html

That's looking really good. Looking at the second photo with the radiator installed, does the panel that will install over that opening have the ability to mount a fan to blow across the RAM? If so, that would be perfect because it would be blowing air the length of the modules. The fans from the AIO will also be very helpful as you mentioned before, but the addition fan sucking in cold air from outside the case might give it a few degrees of a leg up over the warmed air from the radiator. If you can do both that would also be great. I'll either edit and upload the memory overclocking video or post some screenshots for you as promised. Gigabutt's cheapness is showing its ugly colors again. Sometimes cheaper isn't the smart way to go. Even sadder to see Gigabutt actling like ASUS when it comes to shirking their responsibility for selling defective, poorly engineered garbage. Nice to see Intel getting proper credit for ARC advancements.