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Wow, that's actually pretty neat and totally a step in the right direction imo (n.b. I've been an Arch user for almost a decade now). As for MS making money, I'd imagine a lot comes from other endeavours like Azure nowadays, too.
I'm finding many of the Windows games I actually do play (not all) work pretty well with Steam's patched wine on my RX 480, so one can hope.... (but yeah DRM/anticheat seems to be another story)
There are a lot of people who run VFIO setups, Linux as base OS and Windows in a VM, passing through...
Is that like the rolling release model on Linux distributions like Arch/Gentoo, in that you never have to actually "upgrade" to new major releases and just use Windows Update (or whatever) to download software updates/patches regularly?
Weird, I just noticed the same thing as well.
They seem to list multiple brand coolers on their website, maybe they're just retail partners or something?
https://www.scythe.co.jp/product/cpu-cooler/rc-1208rgb/ (reeven)
https://www.scythe.co.jp/product/cpu-cooler/cr-301-rgb/ (jonsbo)...
Yeah, I'm hoping that they'll create all the Vulkan mappings for DX10 (or however it works for DX12, I'm not too familiar but my cursory understanding is that DX11/DX12 APIs are basically translated to Vulkan's API, which makes it usable on Linux) and those games will eventually "just work."...
It seems unlikely since it's not a consumer oriented processor.
You can try buying it through Provantage (https://www.provantage.com/~7ITEP69N.htm).
Also, I'm not sure if you've already got the motherboard, but I'm receiving one in a build this week that I won't be using (swapping it with a...
I've found that rolling your own also has a similar issue, though it occurs less commonly (and I can't recall Cloudflare being related whenever it does). It's usually sites that just block entire "cloud" IP ranges.
The card itself will fit and should be usable with your laptop.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005602/network-and-i-o/wireless-networking.html only lists the card being supported under Windows 10, and I only see driver downloads for Windows 10, so if you're using...
Not sure if you'll find this useful, but the someone is doing an interest check for a group buy of the E300-9D-8CN8TP.
https://www.virtuallyghetto.com/2019/01/supermicro-home-lab-group-buy.html
There are a couple of PC ports that have awful keyboard support and really need a controller.
I'm surprised at how well it works for Nier:Automata, but there are still a bunch of games in my library that just don't work (I didn't really pry but I think it probably has to do with the games using...
I just ran across this while researching cases on Sunday:
http://www.lian-li.com/dk-05/
Has anyone here actually used one of these? It apparently fits two E-ATX boards.
I'd second goodcooper's suggestion to use Vultr, although the 2.50/mo plan is IPv6 only (the same plan is available with an IPv4 address for an extra dollar).
For self-hosting WordPress, take a look at...
Found a few pictures that better illustrate what my room/desk is like:
http://kyoto.maidlab.jp/p/IMAG0311.jpg
http://kyoto.maidlab.jp/p/IMAG0309.jpg
The desk is about 40"x20". Anyway, it sounds like I'll have to compromise on the front-ported vs rear-ported issue - from reading it seems the...
I recently built a desktop mainly to appease my needs for gaming (gw2 anyone?), however I haven't yet bought anything for a sound system - I'm literally using a pair of headphones as speakers currently. After having read through several pages of information (this is one of those areas where I...
I'm looking to dual boot Windows 7 and Arch Linux on a RAID 1 array and from a precursory glance, I'm finding conflicting information regarding onboard "fakeraid" vs software RAID, although mostly outdated. What are your thoughts on this? The mobo I'm specifically going to be using is an MSI...
The PA248Q looks like the 16:10 version of PA238Q - which PRAD reviewed here:
http://www.prad.de/en/monitore/review/2011/review-asus-pa238q.html
Seems like it'll work just fine with gaming. I'm going to bite for the 229USD deal on B&H for it (compared to 340 for the PA248Q :< ), I guess we'll...