Windows Storage Spaces if you want to combine them into 1 pool
If you have spinning drives in the system. Use them as a cache drive with PrimoCache. 128GB or 256GB of write cache can make a spinner feel amazing.
Peter Gibbons:
What would you do if you had a million dollars?
Lawrence:
I'll tell you what I'd do, man, watch two OLED’s at the same time, man.
Peter Gibbons:
That's it? If you had a million dollars, you'd watch two OLED’s at the same time?
Lawrence:
Damn straight. I always wanted to do...
I also like this feature. Not every computer needs a dedicated video card. And with video card prices being what they are it sucks spending at least $150 extra just to get a desktop image. Plus with iGPU it means you are free to use full lane PCI slot for something like a NVME adapter. My CPU...
The idea of the computer and the idea of something being unique cannot co-exist together.
The entire purpose of a computer is to copy.
You can’t stop the signal.
Sounds like a interesting book. Lucky 381 people.
The 3Dfx splash screen is one of coolest things I have seen in computers. It was always exciting to see that thing switch on. :cool:
Even when Jack was on Joe Rogan 4 or 5 years ago, it was pretty obvious that the girl that was on there with him was playing the role of handler. Especially if you are going to have a guest like Tim Pool on at the same time.
100% real, just note that because of the USB protocol interacting with the aluminum case, that actual formatted space may be significantly less than what is advertised. Significantly……..
Similar to what was mentioned previously, the company I work for manufacturers the actual wafers here in the United States. But then we ship the wafers to Asia to get diced up and put in the black packaging. Lots of good paying jobs here in the states, but ultimately the chips do end up in Asia.
Nice try, it’s in Portland. Not the USA.
We had a ex-Intel guy recently join us here in Texas. He just straight up moved to Texas and THEN looked for a job in the semiconductor industry. Getting out of Portland was more important to him than having another job lined up. I can’t imagine that...
Jack may have been a hostage to the machine. He has historically tweeted things that were questionable in the context of Twitters general practices. And he is already starting to open up now that he is no longer the face of twitter. We will see.
Why is there a emphasis on the license being "lifetime"? Isn't a retail license always "Lifetime"? Or is this saying that you would be eligible for updates in the future? LIke when Office 2026 comes out, you would get that too? Or it just saying that this copy of Office 2021 will always work...
It does appear based on those tests that Intel RST does provide deferred write caching, meaning it writes to the Optane first and then offloads to the HDD later. That has usually been the missing factor with cache systems (like the hard drives that had 8GB of NAND onboard). They only cached...
You used it to cache a spinning drive?
The configuration can be a little confusing the first time around. With deferred write turned on, you should definitely see a difference though.
Shoot man, one of the best experience I ever had as a kid was combing those 2 things. Gratuitous pixelated naked lady textures for the walls in doom. Did naked ladies make sense as a wall texture? Yep!
Insert joke about Doom wad.
I have a Samsung T5 and it is very impressive. Bigger than a “thumb drive”, but still decently compact. It will max out the USB bus. And enough physical mass to dissipate heat. Some of the small USB drives have good performance but damn they get hot (looking at Samsung thumb drives).
For a laptop, you might look for reviews that include power usage. Some NVME drives use a lot of power (for performance or because of relaxed power management). More power usage means more heat and lower battery life. When I upgraded my MacBook Air I went with the Intel QLC drives, they had the...
I have accidentally discovered this new Windows feature a couple times in the last several years. Windows 10 will boot up in a new system very well. Just connect the hard drive and let it boot. It’s worked several times for me. I usually forget about it and then I do the initial boot and the...
On a serious note, if you are not aware as a parent or soon to be parent, there are LOTS of ways to restrict your kids digital freedoms now-a-days. And many of them are fully integrated into the operating systems.
My experiences so far (there may be stuff on other platforms, but this is what I...
So I can choose between a 6 year old GTX 1030 with 4GB DDR5 of memory for $250 or I can choose a brand new 6500 card with 4GB DDR6 of memory for $250. And I should be mad about the new card? Want to make sure I have my outrage properly aligned.
It ended up being a bad memory module. I did reboot the machine and get dmesg stuff and it also reported 24GB. Submitted a ticket and they identified a bad memory stick. All good now. (y)
This is on a rented server, so I am wondering if there is some OS feature I am missing. The server has Ubuntu 20 installed, and should be natively installed as far as I know, it shouldn't be a VM. I am running a VM within Ubuntu. I'm using KVM and have allocated 16GB to that VM. I'm wondering if...
I work and live in America. Am an American. 2 year degree. Make 6 figures. Apple is one of our primary customers. I don’t have much to complain about.
Would China citizens be better off without out sourcing? If the rest of the world had not sent it’s jobs to China, it’s citizens would be living...
“Apple makes so much money partly because they'll do anything to keep production ultra cheap in overseas sweatshops while keeping prices ultra-high compared to their competition”
Does Apple charge ultra high prices compared to their completion? I don’t think many of their products are ultra...
I would imagine the unit itself can keep itself warm in cold temperatures, assuming it has power. But the upper limit of 122* seems very easy to hit on a roof in the summer anywhere south of Ohio. I wonder if people have tried putting fans or forced air underneath it for summer operation. Maybe...
In all the excitement of creating endless data, humans never thought about what would happen to that data. Now the digital world has been around long enough that we are seeing the death of data. Very sad.
Hopefully someone else will take care of the problem.