Recent content by BoiseTech

I don't get the NUC's fans being butted up right against the GPU... couldn't they have flipped the design so it pulled more air? If this thing IS running an i9, its gunna be toasty. Next thing I don't get is all the cases being glass on all sides. Even more heat issues there. At least the...

Actually, it'd be like $10 for him, since he's only buying one, not 15,000 like the manufacturer.

Can I just buy the panel to replace on my existing P400 solid panel?

Yup, I have an itx board in my nas that supports 4gb (2x2gb) per the mobo's recommendation, but I've got 8gb (2x4gb) installed, and it works great without any issues.

If you process shrink, power savings should follow. They don't need a new socket, and yes it costs them money, but only so they can help out their partner mobo oems. Without OEM's making boards, you aren't going to sell CPUs. Intel does it to make their partners happy regardless of a small...

LOL @ thinking an Intel board will be cheap. It just means more margins for mobo OEMs.

I stand corrected, Don't youtube while working.

Apparently nobody googled this: Clickbait title says B350, but he does this on a A320 board.

IF this was real. I would have considered a 10/20 10900KF had Intel retained the 1151 (300) socket. Eff Intel forcing motherboard upgrades.... I'm going to put a 3950X into a B350, and it'll work great. No reason Intel has to do this to consumers.

I'm planning on doing a 3950x in a Asus ITX B350 board, however I'm using a top down cooler, I wonder what my VRM temps will be.

M.2 is a form factor. It doesn't mean SATA or NVMe. SSD is a technology. It doesn't mean SATA or NVMe. What is the point you're trying to make?

This is perfect. My nas and server are itx builds with PCIe slots taken up. This way I'll at least get 5gbe ver 2gb (dual 1gb nics LAG'd)!

So I'm torn, right. I Support NN as much as the next guy but...... This could be sold as a "paid fast lane, post NN crap" Or they could be enabling QoS and letting people pay for it. Literally better service for your specific use case. Does it apply to everyone? No. Should it be implemented for...

ATMs are serviced regularly, there are TONS of moving parts... like the parts that eject cash. The fan is the least of their worries. $120 != $88 That's our point, no you cant.

Actually we're implementing 500 of these in ATM machines, so its an extra $11,000 going up to your solution.... Stop being narrow minded... I'm on a fixed budget, I'm reusing parts from my PC I purchased 10 years ago, $20 is a significant increase for me. Its cool you won't buy it though...