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Confirmed to support GrapheneOS! While I was sad to see OnePlus exit North America, this is a spiritual successor. 6000mah si/c battery with 90w charging + true flagship specs. 7 years of updates, unlockable bootloader + GrapheneOS support and still having a physical SIM slot is the cherry on...

Bump and small price drop. This phone is the real deal folks. Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, 256GB of UFS 4.0 storage, 16GB RAM, Hasselblad camera, 80W charging capability, 6.7 inch 120Hz LTPO3 panel. Has dual pSIM or can use eSIM + pSIM. Works on AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon.

Up for sale is an excellent condition Titan Black OnePlus 11 256GB / 16GB RAM North American model CPH2451. Fully network and bootloader unlockable. 94% battery health, never charged past 80%. It will be eligible to update to Android 17 which will be the last Android update for it. But very...

What's your budget? Despite being from 2018, the V35 ThinQ is still significantly better than the A14. OLED screen with higher PPI and Snapdragon 845 stomps on the LCD screen and bargain bin MediaTek or Exynos chips (not sure which variant gets sold). I get you don't want a super phone, but...

Used to have Swan M10 speakers but got rid of them forever ago. Now I only use headphones. Sennheiser HD 800 S (Oratory1990 EQ preset) through an AudioGD NFB-11.38 Performance Edition DAC/Amp.

Memory QVL is a bunch of nonsense and not even worth checking. Memory controller is on the processor and has been for a long time. All (or the vast vast vast majority of) AM5 CPUs should be able to handle two sticks at 6000MHz with basically no tweaking. It still comes down to silicon lottery...

https://www.amazon.com/Controller-NICGIGA-Ethernet-NIC-Windows10/dp/B0D87439N7/ Been using this over a year now with no issues. Way lower power than buying an older used enterprise 10GbE NIC, and way cheaper than buying a new enterprise NIC. The X540 chipset came out in 2012, has high power...

MikroTik RB750Gr3. Has time based firewall rules, a full REST API, and does TLS Host matching which would bypass the DNS caching issue you're mentioning.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/microsoft-support-cracks-windows-for-customer-after-activation-fails/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/1n33c55/windows_support_agent_used_activator_on_my_pc/ Microsoft even uses it lol. 100% use it for Windows/Office and never support...

What an awesome find! Thank you so much.

I use an Antec P101 for my home server that provides duties similar to this.

This happened to me, I live chatted Amazon and they first told me they couldn't do anything. I pushed a little and was able to get the item difference credited (it was like $200 on an elliptical type thing). If they won't budge yea I would 100% order another one and return the one you got.

https://web.archive.org/web/20251024160359/https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/24/business/amazon-aws-outage-eight-sleep-mattress.html

UD90 in the 3rd PC for sale. I don't trust Silicon Power NVME, I had a P34A80 fail with very minimal usage. Your choice on the other two. For real world usage there isn't much difference between PCIe 3.0 and PCIe 4.0 IMHO.

Asrock is killing way more 9800X3D than any other board manufacturer. And I'm not defending them. But there are failures on any board vendor with that chip. I would personally save money and get a 7800X3D and any motherboard you want. Get a better cooler and go more aggressive on PBO. Sleep...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKw-CE3mdi0 I'm so excited for this phone. Finally, we are getting a flat display on OnePlus! I'm not concerned about dropping the Hasselblad partnership, I'm sure camera will still be okay. Probably not as good as Pixel / iPhone, but it will be more than...

smartctl (smartmontools) It's available on practically every operating system out there and has very simple command line usage to do lots of different things.

Fun reminder for everyone who is looking at deals. SteamDB is much better than the Steam Store IMHO for browsing. https://steamdb.info/sales/

But what about Chocolatey??

Each Exynos modem since the 6 got slightly better. But I've compared the 9 Pro XL to the Snapdragon X70 / X75 found in the OP11 / OP12 and it's still a good bit worse. Easily 2 - 5dB worse signal holding the phones in the exact same spot, and this translates to actually dropping signal in...

We got TSMC to manufacture the SOC (yay, maybe Pissels won't be pocket furnaces anymore) but still got Exynos modem

I second this if line of sight is no issue. One of the cheapest ways to get in would probably be two Mikrotik SXTsq Lite2 (about $40 a pop). They only have 10/100 Mb Ethernet but would work great across 300ft and get you pretty close to that 100 Mbps reliably.

Look at that reddit link, there are a few other reports of 9950X3D deaths. I have no idea why, but there were never large scale reports on 7xxx3D. I suspect it could be something to due with either the redesigned cache location or bad AGESA from AMD, that is agitated more from ASRock aggressive...

Allegedly fixed in the latest BIOSes, but I don't trust it. To be honest I don't even trust the 9800X3D at all, there are reports on every board vendor of deaths. I'm not defending Asrock here, because they seem to kill them at an even larger scale like probably 50x - 100x more reports on them...

Well at least Microsoft support technicians know the proper way to activate Windows

DFI UT X58-T3eH8 The Volterra VRM!!! The heatsink with SB connected to NB and the "racing spoiler" for the VRM. Onboard power/reset and POST code. Doesn't get any better than that for me.

https://www.truenas.com/community/threads/hacking-wd-greens-and-reds-with-wdidle3-exe.18171/ That wdidle3 utility should work, load it up on a DOS bootable and do "wdidle3 /d" and it should prevent it from disconnecting. IntelliPark was often used on those drives and would park read/write...

Give it a few years and 10GbE will be mainstream on mini-ITX thanks to the Realtek RTL8127. So if you could just be willing to switch to RJ45 it could happen lol

GamerNerves It doesn't matter the date of the article, that was a direct statement from AMD. Look at the existing CPU support for A620 boards. Can you find a single one that isn't validated for the 9950X / 9950X3D? I don't think it exists. If it can support that high of a TDP chip (even if...

AMD reaffirmed its commitment to using the same sockets for many years by announcing that AM5 will continue to see new Ryzen processors for another three years, to 2027, and beyond. I fully believe that Zen 6 will be compatible with all existing AM5 motherboards. Maybe even Zen 7 but that is...

6000MHz CL30 is Hynix and that will work just dandy. Memory QVL is largely irrelevant these days for regular RAM.

What's the point of this software anyway? Can't you just use the OSD on the monitor and do all the same functions?

So you can compare kits at the same frequency/timings and generally which one has the lower voltage will be better. If you want to really dive in, try to find out what ICs the kit is using. 3200MHz C16 kits are usually Hynix CJR / DJR, Micron B / E, or Samsung C / D / A / E. Some ICs are...

2 x 32GB or even 2 x 48GB is fine. It's only when you start running 4 DIMMs you run into more major frequency limitations. Like if you're going for extreme extreme speed then yea single rank might clock a little higher but 6000MHz or even 6400Mhz (with minor tweaking) should always be doable...

I've been using this website and it can download video or just audio. It's worked so far for me. https://cobalt.tools/ Used to use yt-dlp but stopped working saying "Sign in to confirm you're not a bot..." and I wasn't willing to do the cookie method. yt-dlp no longer recommends using...

This is the ideal male body. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.

I don't think I kept any screenshots but first system I would've ran it on had Sapphire Radeon X1950 XT and Athlon X2 4200+ IIRC circa 2006/2007. The first result I could find uploaded was from 2013 with a 2500K and SLI GTX 580

He finished it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4XklI4M2ew

Then the Gestral City- Golgra song gets played and this happens

https://www.ecs.com.tw/he/Product/Motherboard/H81H3-M4/support Without looking at the supported CPU page I would say no it shoudn't support any Xeons. But ECS lists the E3-1231 v3 on the supported CPUs page (without a validated BIOS version????) so it might. No ECC support though.