Recent content by Dragos Manea

when you are mixing sets of ram it is VERY VERY important to keep the sets bought together (the 2 sticks from one set) on the same channel, and the other set to put in on the remaining channel ( for example the 2 sticks from set 1 on channel A and the second 2 sticks set on channel B)

Be sure to turn off g-sync during benchmarks, uninstall old video driver with DDU

Windows 11 "great" optimization, it is well known that ubuntu is much better optmized and has more performance ( and it is much lighter on resources) compared to windows.

Well i cant tell anything from a picture, best choice for you would be to go to a repair shop, they have magnifying glasses there with special light and they can tell you if it can be fixed or not.

They should work at the speed of the slowest ram you have in your pc, no need to tinker that.

Before giving up, are you sure it is a crack and not just a superficial scratch?

The board might have unpopulated location of components, so it is normal to see places where it should be a component but it is not, are you sure it should be components in those spaces? Yes hairline crack in die it is most certain the cause of your problem.

I suspect the cable to be the culprit, can you test with another cable?

No, it should be fine, the most important was to be mounted top, or front with radiator hoses down.

Thank you for the warning! Disk is converted to GPT and it seems to work with the attributes (readonly and hidden).

Just test it, yes on a MBR device it applies to both partition because MBR format does not have attributes to each partition but only for the entire disk, if i apply to one of them it auto-applies to the 2nd partition, anyway gonna try and make it GPT, it should fix the issue, thnak you for your...

This is something you must run manually, i wanted something to run as soon as i plug in the USB. Also my disk is MBR and it must remain MBR, the attributes on MBR disks will pe applied on both partitions

Because i dont want students to mess with my boot partition, they usually do.

The use case is this, i work in a university enviroment, i keep using my drive on a lot of computers (and of course the drive number changes depending on the notebook i connect to it), i want that no matter what PC/Notebook i connect my USB enclosure to, the 32mb partition to not be mounted...

First two links, you must select disk number manually, there is no auto method, 3rd link cannot be applied, and 4th link is not viable for new notebook/pc which i connect the usb memory. Thank you for your reply.