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Not with that setup in your sig. Should have bought the Cheyenne supercomputer. :p

I think the way it actually works is that the company needs a product today in order to generate cash flow to stay in business, so they push what they can get working out and continue working on implementing advances for next year. Could we have had 1000 Hz monitors 10 years ago? Maybe, but who...

It's probably the GPU. Can you return that to manufacturer/seller for a replacement?

Then what @35below0 says. You're best bet now is to take it somewhere that can diagnose the issue.

Here's your BIOS manual: https://download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/mb/AMDX570BIOS.pdf On the first screen of your BIOS there should be a System Information area that tells you your BIOS version. If your version is less than 7C91v26, then it might be worth trying to update it as described on page...

Looks like it may be the GPU then. You may have to get it replaced. See if there are any GPU settings in the BIOS that you can change, and try doing that.

Sure, but I quit before even reaching that point. All I got from this is that when it comes time to upgrade I'll look at basic benchmarks myself, using my criteria, and decide from there.

What does your bios say about each of your peripherals (graphics card, memory, et cetera)? Can you boot into an operating system from a USB boot drive? Such as the one you should have to install your OS with. Here's an 11 year old thread that has some troubleshooting tips that maybe might...

So you just had the other motherboard and PSU then? Can you get into the BIOS? Or does it reboot before that is an option?

RMA means "return to manufacturer", but if you tested another motherboard then, as you say, it's probably not the problem. It seems like you have enough compatible parts that you can test each component separately in another build? I'd try doing that. Take a compatible computer and swap the...

What the hell!!!!?? Saying you can't agree on what terms mean when a SIMPLE DICTIONARY can tell you all what they mean¿¡~ j/k, of course. As a person watching the argument I basically stopped reading the back-and-forth after about 5 comments.

Might be time to RMA the motherboard then.

I can see uses in animal studies: https://asknature.org/strategy/eyes-see-300-images-per-second/ and more generally: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flicker_fusion_threshold#Non-human_species And while there are ways to sync frame rate refreshes between monitors and a video camera, this may help...

I know it was mentioned earlier that RAM shouldn't be the problem, but I just read this in the 7z benchmark documentation: https://documentation.help/7-Zip/bench.htm With RAM latency being really important for the one and not the other could this be the problem?

That's probably my last link. Best part in that link is that the scientist behind it has also used some of this technology to clean up contaminants. So it might be possible to not only recycle some of these plastics but also clean up any contaminating chemicals at the same time.

Useful for deaf people. Our refrigerator will beep when it's open too long. The washer has an optional beep when it's done. And the dryer stops spinning when it's done (noticeable absence of noise), and I think also has an optional beep. Just listening is enough to hear all of this for us.

Wait. Have you actually installed an operating system yet? Just woke up with this realization given you say it's a new build. If you haven't yet installed an operating system there will be no boot drive because you haven't yet created one. Go through the process of making a bootable USB install...

From your motherboard manual, page 29: https://download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/mb/MAGB550TOMAHAWKMAXWIFI.pdf Unfortunately I do not use a desktop or tower computer, so can't be certain that I'm giving you good advice. But from this I believe it's most likely that your Crucial SSD is not...

You can always sue, and then they'll have to demonstrate to a judge while under oath why it is the new PSU (or installation thereof) that caused the problem. But no one wants to sue over such a minor issue. If this was a car on the other hand. Their standard warranty is only 3 years labor and 1...

To ask the relevant questions, what components did you build it with?

The limit is the chipset on your motherboard/processor. They'll only address so much RAM. Edit to add more context: I am absolutely no expert, but have been on this journey a bit longer. It takes a lot of I/O processing and throughput to address a lot of RAM. This imposes serious overhead the...

It's ridiculous. Some day people will be upgrading phones because their new washing machine doesn't work without iOS 33.1 or Android 29.

This person got their wifi to finally work by uninstalling the latest version of the 5.15 kernel (though their system was using the 6.5 kernel, so who knows what's happening): https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=414607 Maybe give that a shot?

I just did a search and a few people are having problems with WiFi not working for 24.04. Presumably they'll fix this soon once it is figured out. In the meantime it might be worthwhile downgrading to 23.10 or 22.04 LTS for the time being. https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2497696...

They aren't sports socks per se, but most or all of them are 100% cotton. You might have luck here: https://www.cottonique.com/collections/socks-booties

Now made with recycled polyester! https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2021/mar/22/how-green-are-your-leggings-recycled-polyester-is-not-a-silver-bullet-yet https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0045653522036682 ... My cotton/poly Dickies would wear holes in the crotch area after...

The cheapest name-brand (not even a knockoff) PopSockets are currently on sale for $6: https://www.popsockets.com/en-us/sale I think the largest use case for this app is that it allows using *any* feature of your phone on your computer.

I honestly wonder if monopolizing a business category would allow for a more diverse product range. In that the monopoly, having no competition, could afford to make more niche products knowing that they'd get 100% of the sales for each niche. Theoretically yes, but undoubtedly not. Instead I...

With the phone app and computer both required to connect to a Microsoft account it seems that the phone and computer aren't directly communicating, but that the video is being streamed to MS servers and then to the computer? I guess this is probably more secure than a bluetooth or WiFi...

Home use when someone else is sleeping. Even the softest and smallest earplugs that still work can be difficult to sleep in constantly.

If this theoretically could be done I imagine it would cause problems as read/writes would conflict with each other. The only way to get this to work without conflicts would be with complex hardware in the SSD itself - basically housing two separate SSDs in the same casing. There's no point to...

This might work: https://www.techoverwrite.com/windows-which-drive-is-which/#check-the-order-of-your-drives-in-your-bios See page 46 of your BIOS's manual: https://download.asrock.com/Manual/Software/AMD X670/Software_BIOS Setup Guide_English.pdf The mainboard manual lists the Blazing port as...

https://www.pcworld.com/article/427435/death-and-the-unplugged-ssd-how-much-you-really-need-to-worry-about-ssd-reliability.html I presume SLC > MLC > TLC > QLC in terms of data integrity over time. But I don't know enough about this to speculate further. See pages 26 and on in the linked JEDEC...

Most people would use the stands integrated into phone cases, or those popsockets, that they've already purchased. Unflattering image aside, people are already using phones at that angle to video chat while doing work.

Back when I used to deliver newspapers I got too close to a mailbox and scraped some white paint off of the post with my car. Some time later I took my car in for servicing and the shop owner removed the white paint for free, without asking. I have absolutely no problem when a company repairs...

Aren't integrated graphics in the more powerful desktop chips basically filling this role? (I'm a laptop person but this seems to be the trend from afar.)

I have OCD, but don't need this kind of symmetry. Try this calculator to see if it works: https://partition.toolpie.com/ And here's a Stack Overflow answer: https://superuser.com/questions/217012/what-size-should-i-make-a-partition-to-appear-as-a-standard-number-e-g-100gb (You'll probably have...

Eh. They can always move back to China after gaining experience in another country.

It took me a bit because "docet" is not a word typically used in English, but I believe "Apple docet" translates to "As Apple is demonstrating". https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/docet https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/doceo#Latin

Yeah, people complain about Mexican laborers crossing the border but US agricultural subsidies and dumping massacred the Mexican farmer over the last few decades. I don't think people really know about this, though. https://prospect.org/features/nafta-failed-mexico/ (y) Though as seen with...