Recent content by bananaforscale

Are you sure the fans work? Do they work when they should? Maybe they are for some reason on unrealistically quiet fan curves. Are the vents perhaps obstructed? Then again, it could also be a driver issue. I had an issue with the Ryzen in my laptop getting stuck at 380 MHz if the laptop had at...

"not properly documenting which operating systems are supposed to do to mitigate these bugs" You mean what, not which.

Like people who frequent Tom's Hardware are common anyway, even if it's a big site.

Bilazaurus, did you miss that these are workstation cards, not gaming cards?

Unless Niantic have reversed their position to not support x86 devices (which they may have, but it's not a significant slice of the Android market), no PoGo for Surface. Also it might not support external GPS receivers (I know that Ingress that preceded PoGo wouldn't work with external GPS...

It doesn't throttle because it doesn't have an i9, and even with the current CPU it's close. "The CPU ran at an average temperature of 87 degrees Celsius (188.6 degrees Fahrenheit)."

It's actually P-p-porky P-p-pig who says "That's all folks!"

Fascinating. I wonder if this could also replace RAM in some applications.

EMERALDwhatever, the Sapphire board has two gigabit Ethernet connectors and a slot for wifi/bt. Your ITX solution would quite likely lose at least one of those, have more parts, not run on just 12V... This doesn't compete in the desktop market because the use case is different. BTW, a single...

Funny, dislikes by people who don't get that stability is a good thing. I'm not switching to Windows 10 until Microsoft manages to not screw up their updates for a reasonable period (let's say 18 months).

As far as anyone knows it's legit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ezC6xkDvUQ mentions SCDKey.com specifically, but it's not the only site that sells cheap licences.

Make it a piece of art and it's Panzer Kunst.

@T.S.Wiacek, the results are bus limited. You can't cram more than ~560 MB/s through SATA3 regardless of how fast the memory is.

Add 20% to 8700 and you don't get 9000, you get 10440. And since it is what it is probably cost even more.

Considering a 1070 is ~150W (and a 1060 would be lower) as long as the PSU has the necessary connectors it should be enough.