And the best part? (citation from levis store)
"Jacket designed to withstand up to 10 washes with the Jacquard™ snap tag removed; varies by usage and wash conditions."
10 washes. After that, what, another 350$$ "smart" jacket? :D
My answer is no.
[H] is my personal #1 site about hardware, oc, and stuff. And that nda is too restricting, for upholding quality reviews imo.
I know, that means a lot of hard earned $$ for 2080's, and some more in the future.
But, I've just been convinced to support [H] on patreon. And it'll be...
I know, it's old topic. But just got newest upgrade.
As title says, I've got that (Plextor M6e) working on pretty old workstation, with Supermicro X8DTH-if (i5520 based) mobo. It boots, it works, and it's faster than sata3 :)
Probably, anything with own bios, will work properly.
Thanks a lot :)
Another great [H] review
I know, that 7970 isn't needed for my current build, 6950 is sufficient.
But, if eyefinity 2.0 truly delivers possibility of using 20-24-20 configuration (16x12-19x12-16x12)...
I'll buy it at day one, gladly overpaying just for that one function :)
That's XeonMP, a rare beast ;)
Probably X7460
Sure, that's S604, but simple 2 socket boards offer max. fsb: 800MHz, and aren't compatible with MP.
There's a few boards that support them, mostly with 4 sockets, like:
http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Xeon7000/7300/X7QC3.cfm...
Almost there - it should be (* = lock, looking @socket in motherboard/card):
8pin PCI-E cables are:
YYYB
BBBB
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8pin motherboard cable:
BBBB
YYYY
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With that psu, splitting cpu's on two different rails is recommended.
I've used Akasa AK-CB051 PCIe to ATX 12 adapters with...
In my case, 11.5 (non-hotfix) still got laggy.
But disabling cursor shadow helps - everything working correctly.
No mouse laggines in upper right corner
cfg: win7x64, 6950 2GB, eyefinity 3x1
That heatsink setup ... can U dissasemble it Kyle?
look at this: http://www.iopanel.net/forum/thread31402.html
I''ll be happy to get more info about that specific mobo, whitch looks almost identical with P55-GD80.
Thanks again, waiting for more [H] vids :)
Kyle: Thanks, great review, it was a pleasure to watch
Just one thing - it'll be great to show how upgreadable that *book is, and what U personally consider "a worthly upgrade" in terms of $$ and usability. We know about battery, second GB of ram was talked here, but what about dvd player?
or...