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I would buy it for that price. 10 year warranty, sold by the official SAMA store and fulfilled by Newegg. And Newegg is the RMA processor according to this (on the About Us page.) If it was crap, the storefront would have way worse reviews and Newegg wouldn't partner with them in such a manner.

Boycott Asus phones until they allow you to unlock the bootloader. They are dragging their feet and it's absolutely BS you don't have control over a device you purchase that isn't from a carrier. At this point who knows if they will ever allow it...

Why were you annoyed after you bought the motherboard? You knew very well going into it what the expansion slots were. You didn't even have to look at the manual, simply a picture of the motherboard could do. But I would always suggest looking at the manual before a motherboard purchase...

Every Pixel phone I've ever had, I immediately unlock the bootloader. This gives you the freedom to flash any build of Google's Factory Images at any point. I even update them this way, by changing the line in the flash-all.bat from "fastboot flash -w" to "fastboot flash" which avoids wiping...

It's fine to ship it with the CPU installed already. The RAM I would not leave installed. And yea usually the RAM box is small so it should fit fine.

Nobody wants this except you. Probably an exaggeration but very few people desire this. I don't think you ever responded to this, thoughts?

Power Color and Sapphire are definitely the oldest players, XFX wasn't making ATI cards until ~2008. It's a bit disingenuous though to say those companies only make video cards. Sapphire currently also makes AIO CPU coolers and embedded systems (fully assembled or just the motherboard) and...

There is plenty of content available encoded in AV1, and it's continuing to see growth. If I was buying a new streaming device today and hosting a Plex server, I would 1000% want it to do AV1 decode because transcoding on the server would be very taxing.

You never mentioned you were using a riser up until this post and having someone else look at it. Temporarily not using a riser to see if you still encounter issues is a basic troubleshooting step. I'm sure that would've been a suggestion from a number of people..... you know, if you had...

Most BIOSes let you take screenshots directly from the BIOS if you have a FAT32 flash drive or whatever plugged in as well ;) IIRC usually DEL or F12 once you're in the BIOS

128GB is plenty for you, but you carry around a portable SSD to plug into your car? Doesn't really check out IMHO. If you don't want to rely on streaming music from a service (e.g. Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, whatever) you can host your own media library at home and stream it on the...

I wouldn't bother upgrading GPU especially for "non-gaming". Your platform is 10 years old... Personally I think 144/165hz monitors are the sweet spot and I'd just suggest a 1440p with either of those refreshes. You also greatly have to consider panel type e.g. OLED vs IPS vs VA vs TN. So...

Don't forget RAM too ;) Impossibru! 4770K only supported DDR3.

Not really. There is no upgrade path for LGA 1150. 4790k would be sidegrade. 5775C might be compatible with your motherboard but going from that to an already overclocked 4770k would also be a sidegrade.

That's a good point. Two people said it worked on Windows 10 on the Amazon page. Might have to add it manually in the add a network printer/device dialogue and use the IP address. You could entirely be right so probably take this with a grain of salt. edit: Oh I overlooked the Amazon AI...

That's interesting, and glad you found out what the issue was. Are you on the latest motherboard BIOS available? Is there a firmware update available for the TP Link WiFi card? It would be a shame to scrap it given it was expensive and it's still probably still a good card. It wouldn't hurt...

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Yeah for sure. They were actually the OEM of many high quality PSUs from the likes of EVGA and Rosewill (probably others too) in the past. They are somewhat newer (~2020ish???) to actually selling power supplies under the name Super Flower (in North America at least). But with a 10 year...

Any idea which board vendors have this and which don't?

This went up from $144.99 to $159.99, but still includes the 3 free fans. Still a pretty good deal and worth it for someone looking for a PSU.

To get notified of deals, I like Slickdeals. Set alerts for all the different parts you're looking for (e.g. "motherboard", "power supply", "video card", etc...). Also checking the Newegg sale ads occasionally leads to good finds. If you happen to live near a MicroCenter, they do absolutely...

The cheapest option might be to just buy a really old access point from eBay or whatever, and have it broadcast a WiFi signal that is compatible (e.g. Wireless B/G/N with WPAv1 encryption). Use a seperate SSID from your main network that way you don't have any clients try to connect to it other...

Nobody really uses the term RDC. You use RDP for hosts that run Windows, you can use SSH for things that don't need a GUI (perhaps Linux VMs), or you can use VNC for graphical user interfaces for all non Windows VMs. You'll have to set up the necessary config in each VM itself. But when the...

You want to buy devices that are compatible with Home Assistant and self host it. It's a great way to get your feet wet with Docker too.

Probably the difference in the CPU cache, or maybe two CCD can pull off higher memory bandwidth than a single CCD part. Or maybe Asrock has a better BIOS ;)

How are the drives encrypted? Maybe try xcopy with the /x switch

...but it fails to compile, and it's modified, and mysteriously some of the original source code was lost https://lunduke.locals.com/post/5565411/ms-dos-4-0-source-code-fails-to-compile

Yeah. Not an ideal solution, but AA Wireless adapter on the media port in your vehicle allows you to connect your phone wirelessly to Android Auto. Your USB C is now freed up on your phone, you can connect OTG storage to the phone, allowing you to play whatever you have connected through...

There are some third party programs like HCI Memtest or memtest86+ but Windows has a built in utility. You can just run "mdsched"

It's freezing locally and it's freezing more often over ZeroTier outside the LAN. I wouldn't suggest just switching the OS from Windows to Windows Server in an attempt to fix this. Event viewer was good to start but if you didn't find anything... What are the full specs of the server? Can it...

You can use this

Assuming you have Hynix (which a 6000MHz EXPO kit most likely is) go ahead and take just a few minutes and throw all these subtimings on. Enjoy the free performance boost :) I run MCR (memory context restore) and power down off too. But you'll have a longer POST time compared to MCR and power...

You already get that with SMART data reported, and this goes for hard drives too. But there is no such thing as a crystal ball, so it can't predict sudden failures. But often times you can pre-emptively replace it when things are going south. Also when you get new storage devices, doing a...

Lol. Did you even watch the video? The 8500 saw an undeniable uplift in performance with driver updates across the board in synthetic benchmarks and any game tested. But yes doing what they did at launch, where certain executables got a magic performance boost was sketchy.

Yea it was called Newegg Premier: https://www.newegg.com/neweggpremier I think it was similar to Amazon Prime where it was like $99 a year or $10 a month but they didn't run the service for very long. Anyone who takes advantage of this deal just be careful. Newegg+ is free right now but I...

What shows in the logs? e.g. docker logs containername and are the ports showing correctly with: docker container port containername ? You'll definitely see helpful information about portainer not starting, but not sure if the other containers will display anything relevant if they are...

The B550 Unify (and Unify X) are some of the best AM4 boards available, having 14 + 2 90A smart power stages. It actually beats the Crosshair VIII which has 14 + 2 60A smart power stages. Both are quality boards and have a POST code. Both boards can easily handle a water cooled 5950X, but...

So it looks like Radeon's Fine Wine™ was established long before GCN (IIRC when I first started hearing about it)

It sounds like you're talking about your PC's POST time, which realistically doesn't have anything to do with your NVME. SSDs can fail without warning, so there isn't a reliable way to predict this. SMART data, and programs like HD Sentinel Pro or CrystalDiskInfo that give you a health...

Super Flower Leadex Platinum SE 1200W 80+ Platinum, 10 Years Warranty, ECO Fanless & Silent Mode, Full Flat Ribbon Modular Power Supply, Dual Ball Bearing Fan, SF-1200F14MP V2 and also includes Super Flower, MEGACOOL 120mm fan, Triple-Pack, 12-pole motor design, super cooling performance, PWM...