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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread Question Files get corrupted while being copied, I'm getting random BSODs, yet RAM tests show no errors ?.Before you get new memory I will suggest you try memtest86+ with each individual RAM stick. I know this will take a lot of time if you...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread Question Files get corrupted while being copied, I'm getting random BSODs, yet RAM tests show no errors ?.You can run memtest86+ overnight. This software is basically its own o/s running in RAM, so you just have to boot to it, e.g., on a...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread What are y'all's biggest problem with gaming mice?.An example of a sniper button is the Razer Basilisk v3. Some images here: Razer Basilisk at images.google.com Note on some of the...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread What are y'all's biggest problem with gaming mice?.For a right-handed mouse the "sniper" button is on the left thumb area of the side. If you are gripping the mouse with the right hand...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread What are y'all's biggest problem with gaming mice?.Unreliable buttons that fail. Some mice have buttons for higher life, but often still fail to use that on the middle click. I also want...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread Question How can I reduce my CPU usage but keep the same amount of FPS ?.Btw, I mentioned that the scheduler determines when to run a process after it receives an interrupt asking for something to be...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread Question How can I reduce my CPU usage but keep the same amount of FPS ?.Space magic! ;) Ok, so to be a bit more serious, frame rate depends on both CPU and GPU. If the GPU is faster than the CPU, then the...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread Question PC won't post the first time after power loss, while its OFF.I personally always disable fast boot. I like to see what is going on in case something is changing, and those short few seconds don't...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread Question PC won't post the first time after power loss, while its OFF.I will add that when power goes off completely, then the CMOS battery is used to back up the CMOS settings for BIOS/UEFI. Possibly the...
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LLinuxDevice reacted to cgilley's post in the thread Question Searchapp.exe is filling up my hard drive, wait no, oh, yes... with
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LLinuxDevice reacted to BFG-9000's post in the thread Question USB issue using homemade cables with Like.
If you plug it into a USB 2.0 port then the five USB 3.0-only wires aren't connected to anything anyway, so no need to remove them...
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LLinuxDevice reacted to BFG-9000's post in the thread Question USB issue using homemade cables with Like.
As you'd expect, most XLR-type connectors are not rated for high frequency use as they are mostly intended for analog audio (microphone)...
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LLinuxDevice reacted to Aeacus's post in the thread Question MSI MPG A850G PCIE5 or Super Flower LEADEX PLATINUM SE 1000W ? with Like.
Well, you could say that it's more like protection, but in reality, it is the spec of ATX 3.0. It means, that for a short time (100μs)...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread [SOLVED] Sandy Bridge and OpenCL 1.1.Short answer: Only applications compiled and coded to use OpenCL can benefit from the GPU. However, like @Eximo said, it won't hurt...
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LLinuxDevice replied to the thread Question XMP Not working with 4 sticks. How to manually bump the bios settings..If all sticks come in the same package, and all are rated at 6000 MHz, then odds are high that it will work at that speed (however...
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