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SSomeoneElse23 reacted to rambo919's post in the thread News Intel 8th, 9th and 10th Gen processors absent from Microsoft's Windows 11 24H2 CPU support list with
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Its about them being devious I think.... they want to have the control of PC's that Apple does where they can dictate how you use them... -
SSomeoneElse23 replied to the thread News Western Digital envisions 80TB HDDs in 2030, 100 TB HDDs to follow — new HDMR tech enables record-breaking storage density.That's valid. There's some catchup somewhere for those large drives to be realistically usable. Maybe these drives will be 2-3x...
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SSomeoneElse23 replied to the thread News Western Digital envisions 80TB HDDs in 2030, 100 TB HDDs to follow — new HDMR tech enables record-breaking storage density.Unlike "normal raid", the array would be usable during the entire time. I'm not sure "not very practical" is a good description...
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SSomeoneElse23 replied to the thread News RX 9070 XT Red Devil packaging recommends a 900W power supply — AMD's Frank Azor confirms custom cards with lower wattage requirements.The devil is in the details?
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SSomeoneElse23 replied to the thread News Western Digital envisions 80TB HDDs in 2030, 100 TB HDDs to follow — new HDMR tech enables record-breaking storage density.True this. So... that means we don't use large drives if we need the space? And if you don't need the space, clearly you don't go...
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SSomeoneElse23 reacted to YSCCC's post in the thread News RTX 5090 cable overheats to 150 degrees Celsius — Uneven current distribution likely the culprit with Like.
Man you really need to stop blame the victim IMO, it’s a bloody connector built for consumers and if you suggested that a 2-3 years old...
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SSomeoneElse23 replied to the thread News RTX 5090 cable overheats to 150 degrees Celsius — Uneven current distribution likely the culprit.I can see it now: nVidia announces the release of nVidia Platinum 1000W and higher power supplies, with custom cables to power the...
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SSomeoneElse23 replied to the thread News RTX 5090 cable overheats to 150 degrees Celsius — Uneven current distribution likely the culprit.Electricity 101 says that current flowing through a conductor will cause the conductor to heat up. How much it heats up depends on the...
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SSomeoneElse23 replied to the thread News Seagate's fraudulent hard drives scandal deepens as clues point at Chinese Chia mining farms.If you want legit cheap seagate (and other) drives, check out goharddrive.com. They sell refurbished drives at very good prices, with 5...
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SSomeoneElse23 replied to the thread News Meta staff torrented nearly 82TB of pirated books for AI training — court records reveal copyright violations.For those with a just a little bit of technical knowhow, check out PiHole. Use it as your DNS for all sorts of good reasons.
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SSomeoneElse23 reacted to micheal_15's post in the thread News Zotac is selling RTX 50-series GPUs directly to customers to thwart scalpers with Like.
All Zotac/Nvidia needs to do is let the scalpers buy the initial lot. Then BLAST out 10s of thousands of cards. Leaving the scalpers...
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SSomeoneElse23 reacted to JayGau's post in the thread News Zotac is selling RTX 50-series GPUs directly to customers to thwart scalpers with Like.
So tired of this stupid argument that doesn't make any sense. Scalpers have nothing to do with distributors. They purposely create...
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SSomeoneElse23 reacted to USAFRet's post in the thread News Zotac is selling RTX 50-series GPUs directly to customers to thwart scalpers with Like.
If you rely on chatgpt for anything, please take a position at the Fail Line.
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SSomeoneElse23 replied to the thread News First credible report of RTX 5090 FE with melted connector appears — third-party cable likely cause.For those that don't know basic electricity, as others have pointed out, doubling the voltage would cut the current in half. High...
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SSomeoneElse23 reacted to jp7189's post in the thread News First credible report of RTX 5090 FE with melted connector appears — third-party cable likely cause with Like.
Might as well jump straight to 48v which is the max in the US still classified as "low voltage" (well 50v actually, but 48v in...
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