Recent content by hd_scania

Performance increase isn't anymore a main point for new h/w systems from now on, and always following on the most recent h/w systems isn't that financially wise. My settings are rather above average for both an older pltform now and for that age it was the most recent As a next to highest...

I asked how capable my same AMD R4750G APU is in order to run SDiff, a guy told me SDiff requires 6GB+ VRAM and i’ve to mandate for the max 16GB UMA, but he wasn’t aware an UMA buffer is for VRAM to an AMD APU, he wasn’t even aware of whatever an AMD APU is And could my current h/w settings be...

No doubt i now could reserve your system with my UMA set to max 16GB on my AMD R4750G APU and thanks! 🥱🌞👍🏻

Running SDiff on CPU mode feels too slow so i’ve to maximize my UMA to 16GB and this has heen easily done thru my UEFI BIOS, now only dealing with the faulty ROCm workarounds in order to be in my mass products on SDiff ☺️👍🏻

And my main system is by ASRock, which is slightly OC'ed for just APU and DDR4, but never even touched CPU sections to be insured And AMD R4750G is Zen2 Lucienne-G 8C16T GCN semi-final 8CU, so just to get how capable Zen2 APU's are for running SD is ok to me

As well, my system monitor also reports that CPU and RAM usage metres aren’t that high Just 15% of CPU usage and 7 GiB out of 48GB of RAM’s in use, but still actual multimedia transfers are a little bit slow for the system

I have an another 16TB+ WD NAS (as my own serious server and the final bulk storge when new huge files aren’t per year increasing in whose gross size) for finally setting down much huge files i don’t that often use And i also have 64GB DDR4 RAM’s and an AMD APU R4750G with whose gen of Zen2...

I’m about to just plan for 2 × 1.82 TiB of 2 Samsung 970+ NVMe SSD’s, an 931GiB Samsung QVO 2.5’’ SSD, and an 894GiB Intel 2.5’’ SSD My main use is including heavy retro gaming, heavy virts, slight to medium modern gaming, heavy wallpaper enlargements to 5K PNG ... Regular YTube post-products...

I recently have an ASRock AMD X300 DeskMini barebones system w/in the M.2 wifi card already plugged on the mainboard, but whose cables to the antenna aren’t tightened at all, but never properly tightly connected And i looked at my own ASRock manuals and a few YTube tutorials as well, but nothing...

I have too much UNIX-like FOSS OS’es wishlisted for that system, but only a few of them are daily drivers, to be on the first NVMe SSD, only this is an must, the final three instead are just for fun And you mean ... At least an APU or at best an DGPU for those my settings? Surely i’m await for...

2100GBP for 20TB drives × 64GB DDR5 × iTX (170² mm²) board/chassis? (https://terminalhk.com/pcSystem/customize/63735c8d57b4526004d8cd6d) or 2500GBP for 32TB drives × 128GB DDR5 × ATX (344² mm²) board/chassis? (https://terminalhk.com/pcSystem/customize/6374710234ce966b04770388) My table is 565mm...

Like shown as my snaps, my laptop was second-handed and never had access to BIOS, neither to its recovery, whose Insyde BIOS doesn’t provide recovery ID’s at all, but just says system halted for entering 3 times of wrong passwords Lenovo Z51-70 on Windows 7, those BIOS upgrade could be...

Those ‘‘most graphically demanding’’ PC games still aren't such an overload for that HP laptop with an 6C12T Ryzen APU, 29.8GiB RAM’s, and at least 480GiB SSD’s ATM (at this moment) https://www.thegamer.com/pc-games-best-intense-graphics/

The Ryzen 5500U mobile APU on that HP laptop still overperforms outperforms its Intel alternative, i7-1165G7 Ryzen 5500U has 12 hw threads but i7-1165G7 just has 8, a higher number of threads matters for where that HP laptop outperforms the HP i7-1165G7 counterparts, when all threads are running...

Hardware info: HP 15s laptop £599.9 (GBP) Ryzen 5500U with Radeon APU 6C12T 1080p screen 15.6’’ with discrete Radeon 29.8GiB RAM's £129.9 3.63TiB NVMe SSD £369.99 OS: Artix; Void; FreeBSD 13-STABLE; Calculate; Mocaccino; Funtoo; Venom ... I run the laptop for playing retro games by Mednaffe...