Recent content by neojack

Funny because my experience is the opposite. AMD divers feels much more polished with a lot of options. With Nvidia, I just have the basic driver with the interface of windows 98, just because i refuse to signup on their "geforce experience" data stealing gimmick. All my PCs for the last 20...

it's a good practice to install the games in a separated partition. Even Steam has a menu dedicated to this, so i think a lot of people do it. The main problem with installing games on the system partition, is that the user can fill the partition up and render windows unable to boot...

if it was me, i would purchase the least expensive CPU compatible with this motherboard on amazon. Then i would try it. If it works, return your current CPU. if it does not work, return your motherboard. then you can keep the cheap CPU as a backup (since 14th gen intel is prone to failures...

thanks AMD, at this pace, my 5800X3D will remain relevant for a many more years :) feels as good as owning a paid-off car

even be able to make chips equivalent to early 2000s is enough to have a functionnal economy, army etc. sure they won't do supercalculators yet, but hey the world from 2005 was not so different than today. With modern software they will be fine, and independant from the US. just look how US...

ah the glorious days of custom watercooling ! 2 pumps in series are better than one big pump. less noise and some redondancy. source : i tried both on an external rad setup. also, use quick disconnects fittings between the PC and the eternal Rad source : i tried both.... but TBH the best...

seems like for 200$, you get a best bang for the buck in the used market. a used 5700XT is still my recommended choice at 150 to 200$ CAD it's sad that the price to performance ratio is still the same since the last 5 years

I still use winamp, it's in my shortcut bar, next to VLC !

it's just the same as the internet bubble back in the 90's remember AOL ? no me neither major players will have crashed on the ground when the dust will settle. It's a gold rush, and NVidia sells the shovels....

it's actually not so expensive, given that it's the actual bleeding edge of the technology. i paid much much more for the kit of ram in my signature back in the days of the 2700x

Your CPU is AMD, your network adapter is intel. It should let you download and install.

that was entertaining to read thanks

seems like a driver problem Since it's an intel network chipset, the best and easiest way to solve this is to install the intel driver updater here : https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/detect.html just run it and let it update your drivers automatically. It will probably resolve...

reading how the flaw works, i guess i can prevent the exploit by : * activating secure boot : so only signed OSes can boot and/or * deselecting all the boot devices, leaving only "windows boot" am i right ?

knowing musk, he probably bought a lot of Nvidia stock and tries to short them for a quick profit he did the same with crypto must be fun to generate millions of profit with a few twits