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I also just completed a fan swap on a 5PX 2200 RT. I was kind of surprised that the fans do not turn off when on utility, as the equivalent APC model, the SMT 2200, has no audible fans when the battery is fully charged. I used Arctic P8 PWM fans I had laying around and just cut the extra 4th...

Ahh, you mean like the entire threading of the plug going all the way through and touching the back of the area where water sits? I don't think that it is, the threading seems deep enough to where that shouldn't be a problem and the plugs are rather shallow to be honest. I could be entirely off...

Not sure what you mean, the plug is screwed in.

Thanks guys. I need to get more coolant but the stuff I used is out of stock everywhere. Might have to flush and re-fill with something I can actually get.

The flow in the loop itself seems perfectly fine, everything moves nice and quickly without restriction all the way from 20% to 100%. I'm not saying you're wrong but the DDC seems to perform as well as the D5 I was using before. I am not experienced enough to say one way or the other.

So my last build was a very basic soft tubing build and I had no problems saturating the loop to the point where the water looked static, the cpu block was completely filled up etc, all air bubbles eliminated, however, with this distro plate I am having trouble completely filling the loop...

So, I'm looking for some general thoughts here. I've used 4 different CPUs historically and 2 different motherboards and I have the same problems across all of them. When I try to boot, the POST will hang on bF 3 times and then shut down. Or, if I use the memtest button, I can get a post but...

bump, strikethrough'd items that are sold. price drop on the 1u server combos, motivated to move those so send me offers!

Hi there, looking for a 6950x cpu, not really looking to spend more than $400 on one of these. I get that pricing is due to low supply, but frankly there isn't much reason to overpay when I could pay the same or less(of avg 6950x price on ebay) for 2066 10-core CPU. It's more of a convenience...

bump, updating OP with sold items

This is accurate, friends/family isn't bulletproof against charge backs, it's just a nice way to circumvent fees going into black holes (see: paypal's accounts) which can be excessive for large purchases.

I was excited to see this, seasonic connect, being a step in the direction of reducing cable clutter (to an extent), but unfortunately we haven't gotten any news from it since it was shown at Computex in 2019. Anyone in the loop have any word on if this product will ever become commercially...

ttt, would really like to get some of this stuff moved so please send offers

is it still an issue? i updated the thread and checked the link in incognito mode

timestamps/pics (timestamps are a bit behind, everything is put away already) Prices are shipped unless otherwise stated. Please PM with any inquiries. For sale: HGST HUS726060AL5214, Ultrastar 7K6000, 6 TB, 12 Gbps SAS, 12 available 4 available, specs in google drive link (pdf) $85/ea...

This is my listing, and I need to move them. Help a brother out? I upgraded capacities and they're just collecting dust. https://www.ebay.com/itm/233450013683?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 Willing to deal directly as well.

the real question is, is Teams itself any good?

Kinda forgot about rainmeter, thanks for posting.

Intel burn test on very high or maximum for me @ 5 to 10 passes without issue is my personal indicator.

Yes it does! I was a huge fan of that game's combat, although if it was flawed at its core I wouldn't know. I expect a game like this to be more fleshed out if it was. I'm a little surprised they didn't just wait to make this game a PS5 time gated exclusive and I wonder what the game really...

To me that sounds like something highly distributed such as openstack I guess? In MS world seems like it would be Azure.

interesting take, i'd never really considered that and thinking about it does make sense. they either pushed it or talked about it at length. i game at ultrawide 3440x1440 144 hz, so for certain games that i really want to get immersed in, the 2080 would definitely help where the 1080 struggles...

What do the back ends look like, are they highly scaled out VMware implementations which then have hundreds or more of RHEL et al VMs running?

Yeah, but those 'features' aren't available unless the BIOS specifically supports bifurcation, if a mobo does not, then a PLX chip must be used, which is essentially a PCIe switch. The lane-age is just arbitrary, if someone made a 4x card you could still theoretically support 2 NVMe drives at 2x...

I actually put my 1080 ti under water recently, which might seem counter intuitive, but I couldn't justify the price for the 2080 ti as much as I would like to have one.

The HD fans are middle of the road in terms of performance, they would make okay-ish low RPM fans for slim rads like a nemesis GTS.

That's the most interesting thing I've ever seen, wish I knew about those when I was trying to fit a 1080 Gaming X into a Silverstone case instead of wasting money on 'low profile' pci-e cables.

Pretty amazing man. Whatever ended up happening with your Ikea case, is it still in service or was it replace with a traditional rackmount chassis?

Nice, I've always been a fan of the HD series fans, even more so than the light loop fans.

The P400A from Phanteks seems to be a solid, safe choice for good airflow, solid construction, and features at a low price point. Also has TG. If I was going to 'champion' any brands right now for the most feature rich chassis, I'd probably recommend Fractal or Phanteks. My second...

I had an XFX 850W silver rated that lasted for 10 years before biting the dust, I would say I got my money's worth out of it lol.

Thanks for the detailed review. I wish there was a reliable way to test one out without having to buy it first. I currently use an Embody, but I really miss having something to rest my head on.

God, this is truly some late stage capitalism.

I love the hexagonal power button, and also the capability to add in a hot swap backplane to the HDD tray.

I'm a fan of syncovery and duplicati.

For media storage, the best buy easystores with the EMAZ drives will do just fine as drescherjm suggests.

A playthrough of some actual gameplay was leaked as well: https://gematsu.com/2019/12/final-fantasy-vii-remake-demo-introduction-scene-leaked

I just got a note 9 to replace my LG v20, which had been becoming more and more slow over time. The note 9 has been the perfect replacement. The battery is very large and as such I can squeeze an entire day onto it with ease. Camera quality also blows it away. Performance is buttery smooth...

I picked up a Define S2 recently, the stock 140mm fans are honestly not usable, the issue is their RPM rating is on the abysmal side and as such they barely move any air. Plus, they're 3 pin.

I would have to second stablebit drivepool, it is not that expensive at all, and does exactly what you want. It is a nice way to pool the combined total of storage, and using something like snapRaid (which I think is free) can give your 'array' some resiliency. The nice thing about these things...