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Shrek said:
Is the burn-in reversible as for normal LCD monitors?
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Temporary image retention is reversible just like on an LCD, burn-in is caused by wear of the organic material in an O(rganic)LED and can only by compensated by compensation cycles that are run after X hours of on-time (TV basically readjust every single OLED to output same amount of light). To avoid burn-in most OLEDs include some sort of pixel-shift tech where the image is offset by 1 pixel on X and Y axis every now and then or a static logo detection algorithm where sections of the screen that include logos have their brightness adjusted.
 
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I had a Raspberry Pi 3 laying around so I decided to make a Pi-Hole. Bought a little OLED screen that just fits over 6 GPIO pins, threw in a script and it displays network info for about 5 seconds every minute or so. Internet browsing is much snappier for a lot of sites now. I'd love to make another for work, but I guess Rapsberry Pi's have suffered the same fate as many other electronics during the pandemic.
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Well guys and gals since I've been off with this broken leg, I've been able to try and catch up on a few things, one thing being picture sorting.. So as I'd found a few pictures I'd not posted due to some lack of brains etc. I thought whilst I remembered, I'd put some up to show :)

Since my Asrock Z77 OC F decided it didn't want to work, I had to find an alternative... I hope this will do...

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Not only was it lovely and retail boxed with all the trimmings, it worked too!! :D

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I still need to test the CPUs I have and see what goes... Trying to find that 5GHz 2600k.... Not that it should be too hard apparently from what I remember being told....

I had also had registered for the ear buds that I could get free with the Samsung phone I had, so gladly, they came through as well :)

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Well there seems to be always an offer on at Amazon for something, so when these 18TB drives came up on offer, me and a mate decided we needed some for our backup of a retro gaming collection, Hyperspin. Down to the faster internet at home, I decided to put it on a download rather than buying the drive and having it pre installed.... Bit of a money saving considering the price difference.... £70 at the time (which was already half price!) for just the 16TB download or I believe it was £500 at the time for the drive, everything on it and it ready to go... The second option sounded a bit too expensive so we went with the download.. Sadly it wasn't going to download at the fastest possible and is currently still downloading I think about a month and a half afterwards... There's a boat load of files and as they are are mostly so far, tiny, it seems its taking ages to download....... Here's to waiting for the bigger files!! :)

20220406_100101.jpg 20220406_100115.jpg

I'll let you know when the download finishes and how it was :)

More to come, so I had a pump and res holder for a D5 pump that had somehow snapped, so I went and did a bit of hunting about for the price and making sure I had the right one. Man that was hard to do!! Some companies wanted double or close to triple what I had paid for below, I can't say I'm impressed with it...

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Whilst shopping I also had to pick up a couple of PSU leads for the bigger EVGA unit I had, didn't realise as I'd never opened it that the 1600w version had a different connection in the PSU, C19 I believe its called (rectangle shape) so I grabbed two, a couple pump and res clips and some cheaper Ceramique thermal paste and as it was half price on Amazon, I grabbed a couple tubes of the Noctua paste I'd been recommended to try, so I had that too :)

20220408_125849.jpg 20220408_162349.jpg

Think that should allow me to do a few more Threadripper CPUs!! :D :D That reminds me.....
I was getting short some rad fan screws but think I might have gone a little over the top with the amount I'd ordered... Also grabbed a couple of the big mats as well I have enjoyed having when using the PC... Also some spare clear tubing too, can't ever have enough just in case :D

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And now for a good find I think....

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A trusty AMD Threadripper 2990WX CPU. Now funnily enough this wasn't really for me... I was explaining to the seller I could buy it but it would only be really for a collection as such, so as it was up for a £1000 on ebay and I'd managed to grab it for half that (delivered as well!) I was rather taken back :)
A friend I've chatted to for years does a lot of video editing and such and has been on about this damn CPU for ages.. Whilst I didn't go really looking as such, I did come across this one and well as you can see, it works! :D :D I'd managed to find enough spare RAM that was all the same spec's to test it out and well, it had been running like a champ!! I've sadly not been upstairs in my home for about 3 weeks !!
After seeing my mistakes from the CPU only seeing some of the RAM I had installed when I first set it up with the guy selling it, was next to me, he'd finally got in touch and I'd updated him on the findings and that everything worked as expected :)

The CPU is a beast, an utter beast. For testing I've not really been able to do much with it sadly, with the broken leg and not being able to move up and down the stairs so much, its currently sat in the motherboard being pretty but hopefully I can get it swapped back out soon and get the cash back for it. I know my bank account would like that right now :laugh:

I don't think I could add in my latest purchase since there's a picture limit with each post but I'll put that up soon with some luck :)

Well another day and some more little toys :)

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Gotta love the big boxes... Wonder what's in there..... Hopefully not too much packaging......

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No instead, some bloody big rad... Umm, hang on a minute.......

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Nope, make that two...

I grabbed some quick release fixings so I could literally keep the loops as simple as possible and make sure that if I ever needed to do some testing, I had a nice big rad to use :) I figure it made sense to have two so I could use one for the CPU and one for the GPU if they where water cooled.. Maybe a bit overkill?? But heck, isn't that the whole point?? ;)

Now as soon as I can walk a bit better and as long as I don't get any more issues with blood clots in my lungs, I'll hopefully find out!! :D :D
 
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phill said:
Well guys and gals since I've been off with this broken leg, I've been able to try and catch up on a few things, one thing being picture sorting.. So as I'd found a few pictures I'd not posted due to some lack of brains etc. I thought whilst I remembered, I'd put some up to show :)

Since my Asrock Z77 OC F decided it didn't want to work, I had to find an alternative... I hope this will do...

View attachment 246834 View attachment 246835 View attachment 246836 View attachment 246837View attachment 246838 View attachment 246839 View attachment 246840 View attachment 246841

Not only was it lovely and retail boxed with all the trimmings, it worked too!! :D

View attachment 246846 View attachment 246847

I still need to test the CPUs I have and see what goes... Trying to find that 5GHz 2600k.... Not that it should be too hard apparently from what I remember being told....

I had also had registered for the ear buds that I could get free with the Samsung phone I had, so gladly, they came through as well :)

View attachment 246842View attachment 246843

Well there seems to be always an offer on at Amazon for something, so when these 18TB drives came up on offer, me and a mate decided we needed some for our backup of a retro gaming collection, Hyperspin. Down to the faster internet at home, I decided to put it on a download rather than buying the drive and having it pre installed.... Bit of a money saving considering the price difference.... £70 at the time (which was already half price!) for just the 16TB download or I believe it was £500 at the time for the drive, everything on it and it ready to go... The second option sounded a bit too expensive so we went with the download.. Sadly it wasn't going to download at the fastest possible and is currently still downloading I think about a month and a half afterwards... There's a boat load of files and as they are are mostly so far, tiny, it seems its taking ages to download....... Here's to waiting for the bigger files!! :)

View attachment 246848 View attachment 246849

I'll let you know when the download finishes and how it was :)

More to come, so I had a pump and res holder for a D5 pump that had somehow snapped, so I went and did a bit of hunting about for the price and making sure I had the right one. Man that was hard to do!! Some companies wanted double or close to triple what I had paid for below, I can't say I'm impressed with it...

View attachment 246850

Whilst shopping I also had to pick up a couple of PSU leads for the bigger EVGA unit I had, didn't realise as I'd never opened it that the 1600w version had a different connection in the PSU, C19 I believe its called (rectangle shape) so I grabbed two, a couple pump and res clips and some cheaper Ceramique thermal paste and as it was half price on Amazon, I grabbed a couple tubes of the Noctua paste I'd been recommended to try, so I had that too :)

View attachment 246851 View attachment 246855

Think that should allow me to do a few more Threadripper CPUs!! :D :D That reminds me.....
I was getting short some rad fan screws but think I might have gone a little over the top with the amount I'd ordered... Also grabbed a couple of the big mats as well I have enjoyed having when using the PC... Also some spare clear tubing too, can't ever have enough just in case :D

View attachment 246863

And now for a good find I think....

View attachment 246858 View attachment 246864 View attachment 246859 View attachment 246860 View attachment 246861 View attachment 246862

A trusty AMD Threadripper 2990WX CPU. Now funnily enough this wasn't really for me... I was explaining to the seller I could buy it but it would only be really for a collection as such, so as it was up for a £1000 on ebay and I'd managed to grab it for half that (delivered as well!) I was rather taken back :)
A friend I've chatted to for years does a lot of video editing and such and has been on about this damn CPU for ages.. Whilst I didn't go really looking as such, I did come across this one and well as you can see, it works! :D :D I'd managed to find enough spare RAM that was all the same spec's to test it out and well, it had been running like a champ!! I've sadly not been upstairs in my home for about 3 weeks !!
After seeing my mistakes from the CPU only seeing some of the RAM I had installed when I first set it up with the guy selling it, was next to me, he'd finally got in touch and I'd updated him on the findings and that everything worked as expected :)

The CPU is a beast, an utter beast. For testing I've not really been able to do much with it sadly, with the broken leg and not being able to move up and down the stairs so much, its currently sat in the motherboard being pretty but hopefully I can get it swapped back out soon and get the cash back for it. I know my bank account would like that right now :laugh:

I don't think I could add in my latest purchase since there's a picture limit with each post but I'll put that up soon with some luck :)

Well another day and some more little toys :)

View attachment 246924

Gotta love the big boxes... Wonder what's in there..... Hopefully not too much packaging......

View attachment 246925 View attachment 246927 View attachment 246928View attachment 246929

No instead, some bloody big rad... Umm, hang on a minute.......

View attachment 246926

Nope, make that two...

I grabbed some quick release fixings so I could literally keep the loops as simple as possible and make sure that if I ever needed to do some testing, I had a nice big rad to use :) I figure it made sense to have two so I could use one for the CPU and one for the GPU if they where water cooled.. Maybe a bit overkill?? But heck, isn't that the whole point?? ;)

Now as soon as I can walk a bit better and as long as I don't get any more issues with blood clots in my lungs, I'll hopefully find out!! :D :D
Click to expand...
I'm more worried about your back now lifting those rads...
 
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Cooling Lots!! Dual GTX 560 rads with D5 pumps for each rad. One rad for each component
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Benchmark Scores I've actually never benched it!! Too busy with WCG and FAH and not gaming! :( :( Not OC'd it!! :(
ThaiTaffy said:
I'm more worried about your back now lifting those rads...
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I think its more my left leg now as I can't walk on it without crutches! :laugh: Not sure how I'm going to carry it and use my crutches.... lol
 
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New CPU cooler, used at €15. Dust free and barely used, some slightly bent fins. Hopefully it's quieter than the stock cooler.

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Got the first (~600 EURO) upgrade parts in. :rockout:

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phill said:
Well guys and gals since I've been off with this broken leg, I've been able to try and catch up on a few things, one thing being picture sorting.. So as I'd found a few pictures I'd not posted due to some lack of brains etc. I thought whilst I remembered, I'd put some up to show :)

Since my Asrock Z77 OC F decided it didn't want to work, I had to find an alternative... I hope this will do...

View attachment 246834 View attachment 246835 View attachment 246836 View attachment 246837View attachment 246838 View attachment 246839 View attachment 246840 View attachment 246841

Not only was it lovely and retail boxed with all the trimmings, it worked too!! :D

View attachment 246846 View attachment 246847

I still need to test the CPUs I have and see what goes... Trying to find that 5GHz 2600k.... Not that it should be too hard apparently from what I remember being told....

I had also had registered for the ear buds that I could get free with the Samsung phone I had, so gladly, they came through as well :)

View attachment 246842View attachment 246843

Well there seems to be always an offer on at Amazon for something, so when these 18TB drives came up on offer, me and a mate decided we needed some for our backup of a retro gaming collection, Hyperspin. Down to the faster internet at home, I decided to put it on a download rather than buying the drive and having it pre installed.... Bit of a money saving considering the price difference.... £70 at the time (which was already half price!) for just the 16TB download or I believe it was £500 at the time for the drive, everything on it and it ready to go... The second option sounded a bit too expensive so we went with the download.. Sadly it wasn't going to download at the fastest possible and is currently still downloading I think about a month and a half afterwards... There's a boat load of files and as they are are mostly so far, tiny, it seems its taking ages to download....... Here's to waiting for the bigger files!! :)

View attachment 246848 View attachment 246849

I'll let you know when the download finishes and how it was :)

More to come, so I had a pump and res holder for a D5 pump that had somehow snapped, so I went and did a bit of hunting about for the price and making sure I had the right one. Man that was hard to do!! Some companies wanted double or close to triple what I had paid for below, I can't say I'm impressed with it...

View attachment 246850

Whilst shopping I also had to pick up a couple of PSU leads for the bigger EVGA unit I had, didn't realise as I'd never opened it that the 1600w version had a different connection in the PSU, C19 I believe its called (rectangle shape) so I grabbed two, a couple pump and res clips and some cheaper Ceramique thermal paste and as it was half price on Amazon, I grabbed a couple tubes of the Noctua paste I'd been recommended to try, so I had that too :)

View attachment 246851 View attachment 246855

Think that should allow me to do a few more Threadripper CPUs!! :D :D That reminds me.....
I was getting short some rad fan screws but think I might have gone a little over the top with the amount I'd ordered... Also grabbed a couple of the big mats as well I have enjoyed having when using the PC... Also some spare clear tubing too, can't ever have enough just in case :D

View attachment 246863

And now for a good find I think....

View attachment 246858 View attachment 246864 View attachment 246859 View attachment 246860 View attachment 246861 View attachment 246862

A trusty AMD Threadripper 2990WX CPU. Now funnily enough this wasn't really for me... I was explaining to the seller I could buy it but it would only be really for a collection as such, so as it was up for a £1000 on ebay and I'd managed to grab it for half that (delivered as well!) I was rather taken back :)
A friend I've chatted to for years does a lot of video editing and such and has been on about this damn CPU for ages.. Whilst I didn't go really looking as such, I did come across this one and well as you can see, it works! :D :D I'd managed to find enough spare RAM that was all the same spec's to test it out and well, it had been running like a champ!! I've sadly not been upstairs in my home for about 3 weeks !!
After seeing my mistakes from the CPU only seeing some of the RAM I had installed when I first set it up with the guy selling it, was next to me, he'd finally got in touch and I'd updated him on the findings and that everything worked as expected :)

The CPU is a beast, an utter beast. For testing I've not really been able to do much with it sadly, with the broken leg and not being able to move up and down the stairs so much, its currently sat in the motherboard being pretty but hopefully I can get it swapped back out soon and get the cash back for it. I know my bank account would like that right now :laugh:

I don't think I could add in my latest purchase since there's a picture limit with each post but I'll put that up soon with some luck :)

Well another day and some more little toys :)

View attachment 246924

Gotta love the big boxes... Wonder what's in there..... Hopefully not too much packaging......

View attachment 246925 View attachment 246927 View attachment 246928View attachment 246929

No instead, some bloody big rad... Umm, hang on a minute.......

View attachment 246926

Nope, make that two...

I grabbed some quick release fixings so I could literally keep the loops as simple as possible and make sure that if I ever needed to do some testing, I had a nice big rad to use :) I figure it made sense to have two so I could use one for the CPU and one for the GPU if they where water cooled.. Maybe a bit overkill?? But heck, isn't that the whole point?? ;)

Now as soon as I can walk a bit better and as long as I don't get any more issues with blood clots in my lungs, I'll hopefully find out!! :D :D
Click to expand...

Here are the fans you need: https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/...nf-a20-fan-in-cooperation-with-noctua.294760/ :D:D
 
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phill

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Processor Ryzen Threadripper 3970X
Motherboard Asus Zenith 2 Extreme Alpha
Cooling Lots!! Dual GTX 560 rads with D5 pumps for each rad. One rad for each component
Memory Viper Steel 4 x 16GB DDR4 3600MHz not sure on the timings... Probably still at 2667!! :(
Video Card(s) Asus Strix 3090 with front and rear active full cover water blocks
Storage I'm bound to forget something here - 250GB OS, 2 x 1TB NVME, 2 x 1TB SSD, 4TB SSD, 2 x 8TB HD etc...
Display(s) 3 x Dell 27" S2721DGFA @ 7680 x 1440P @ 144Hz or 165Hz - working on it!!
Case The big Thermaltake that looks like a Case Mods
Audio Device(s) Onboard
Power Supply EVGA 1600W T2
Mouse Corsair thingy
Keyboard Razer something or other....
VR HMD No headset yet
Software Windows 11 OS... Not a fan!!
Benchmark Scores I've actually never benched it!! Too busy with WCG and FAH and not gaming! :( :( Not OC'd it!! :(
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Memory 32GB DDR5 Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 6000MT/s CL36
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Benchmark Scores Cinebench R23 (Single Core) 1936 @ stock Cinebench R23 (Multi Core) 23006 @ stock
puma99dk| said:
Nice, by why did you go with the Gigabyte Z690 Aorus Master?
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Don't have the board yet, but unfortunately my Noctua NH U12A cooler didn't fit on the Asus board I wanted at first, also found out it doesn't fit on most MSI boards, ok it would fit but then with a 90 degrees turned cooler with blowing hot air to the top of the case and thats not what I want.... Other options were cheaper boards with meh specs or meh I/O or the expensive Asus Hero board, the cooler would fit on this board but that board costs 650 EUR....
Then I started looking at other brands and came to the Gigabyte Z690 Aorus Master, red the review on TPU and it has all I wanted at a little less than 500 EUR and I have decided going with DDR5, I'm getting 32GB of DDR5 cas 36: https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categ...y---Black/p/CMK32GX5M2B5600C36#tab-tech-specs

The only thing with the Master, it is E ATX but found is only 15mm wider than an ATX board, but that shouldn't be an issue in my case.

phill said:
Now there's some nice high performance fans :D :D
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Oh lol "whisper quiet at 800rpm" I just read now...:roll:
 
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P4-630 said:
Don't have the board yet, but unfortunately my Noctua NH U12A cooler didn't fit on the Asus board I wanted at first, also found out it doesn't fit on most MSI boards, ok it would fit but then with a 90 degrees turned cooler with blowing hot air to the top of the case and thats not what I want.... Other options were cheaper boards with meh specs or meh I/O or the expensive Asus Hero board, the cooler would fit on this board but that board costs 650 EUR....
Then I started looking at other brands and came to the Gigabyte Z690 Aorus Master, red the review on TPU and it has all I wanted at a little less than 500 EUR and I have decided going with DDR5, I'm getting 32GB of DDR5 cas 36: https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categ...y---Black/p/CMK32GX5M2B5600C36#tab-tech-specs

The only thing with the Master, it is E ATX but found is only 15mm wider than an ATX board, but that shouldn't be an issue in my case.



Oh lol "whisper quiet at 800rpm" I just read now...:roll:
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Wait what :wtf:

I looked up the MSI Pro Z690-A and your U12A fits fine

MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4 | Motherboard Compatibility | Noctua Compatibility Centre

Socket: LGA1700
ncc.noctua.at ncc.noctua.at

MSI PRO Z690-A | Motherboard Compatibility | Noctua Compatibility Centre

Socket: LGA1700
ncc.noctua.at ncc.noctua.at

Maybe you should check NCC (Noctua Compatibility Centre) again?

Link: https://ncc.noctua.at/
 
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puma99dk| said:
Wait what :wtf:

I looked up the MSI Pro Z690-A and your U12A fits fine

MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4 | Motherboard Compatibility | Noctua Compatibility Centre

Socket: LGA1700
ncc.noctua.at ncc.noctua.at

MSI PRO Z690-A | Motherboard Compatibility | Noctua Compatibility Centre

Socket: LGA1700
ncc.noctua.at ncc.noctua.at

Maybe you should check NCC (Noctua Compatibility Centre) again?

Link: https://ncc.noctua.at/
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Has only one M.2 heatsink, no wifi, no clear cmos/reset buttons, meh audio, thereby the Aorus Master has a much better vrm and better vrm cooling, but ok it's another level.
I have adjusted the budget since, up to 500 EUR for a Z690 DDR5 motherboard.
I was looking at the somewhat more expensive MSI boards and most wouldn't fit my cooler right, also some MSI boards have the battery stuck under the vrm heatsink which is a dumb place.
 
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P4-630 said:
Has only one M.2 heatsink, no wifi, no clear cmos/reset buttons, meh audio, thereby the Aorus Master has a much better vrm and better vrm cooling, but ok it's another level.
I have adjusted the budget since, up to 500 EUR for a Z690 DDR5 motherboard.
I was looking at the somewhat more expensive MSI boards and most wouldn't fit my cooler right, also some MSI boards have the battery stuck under the vrm heatsink which is a dumb place.
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:twitch:

MSI makes it in DDR4 and DDR5 with and out WiFi and it's about €250 for DDR5 with WiFi and you can buy some EK SSD shields or another brand for next to nothing.

the Pro Z690-A does everything like the expensive boards it's just not flashy but it's solid.

Link: https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/product...-wifi-atx-lga1700-motherboard-pro-z690-a-wifi

NCC: https://ncc.noctua.at/motherboards/model/MSI-PRO-Z690-A-WIFI-5366

the U12A and chromax.black version both fits:

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But it's up to people if they want to pay over expensive boards for their CPU's and yes I know you need to buy NVME SSD shields and the I/O shield ain't attached to the motherboard but for the price for what you get a solid board with good VRM it's good.



If I was going 12th gen I was totally going with the MSI Pro Z690-A for it's price and everything you get compared to more expensive boards.
 
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P4-630 said:
Anyways, can't wait to put all that new hardware together, At the moment I'm still using Z170 with 4c/8thread i7 6700K @ 4,5Ghz (for the past 5 years).
Going to a 12 core/20 thread with DDR5 5600 and A Samsung 980 Pro M.2, I expect somewhat a boost in everything:D...I hope it doesn't disappoint me:p
I hope it will be a good one..:rockout:
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That's a big jump im sure you will be happy with it for a good long time!
 
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i think i should hold myself from scrolling through market place
another gpon routers
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and usb wifi adapter
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yeah made in china and the looks actually not promising, but so far it works well :D :roll:
 
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Valantar said:
Question: what do you do with all of these routers? Are you LARPing how life will be in a dystopian future where WiFi congestion is so bad nobody has working internet? :D
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actually i dunno, sometimes i just curious about their performance and how "locked" router performs, some have sloopy interface but it just work well. i know you can't compare them to something like $150 router
 
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micropage7 said:
actually i dunno, sometimes i just curious about their performance and how "locked" router performs, some have sloopy interface but it just work well. i know you can't compare them to something like $150 router
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I have expensive enterprise routers and 30 dollar ones once you put OpenWRT on them there's very little difference for a small family my favourite ATM is that Xiaomi I grabbed for like $60-70 a few weeks back I've turned it into a samba server now and offload data from my influx database to it.
Currently I have 5 routers in place over the farm giving me about 700m² of 2.4ghz roaming WiFi.
 
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I just got a NIB Logitech Illuminated Keyboard and K750 wireless Solar keyboard for $40 total off the local Craigslist. The seller even delivered them to my door about an hour ago. I already had another Illuminated and 4 K750's (all also bought even cheaper but used off Craigslist) but for the price I couldn't turn them down. I love the feel of brand new keyboards! I'm giving the the Illuminated its first test run at the moment, just tried out the K750 before this. I have so many Logitech keyboards and mice now my better half calls me a hoarder.
 
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bobbybluz said:
I just got a NIB Logitech Illuminated Keyboard and K750 wireless Solar keyboard for $40 total off the local Craigslist. The seller even delivered them to my door about an hour ago. I already had another Illuminated and 4 K750's (all also bought even cheaper but used off Craigslist) but for the price I couldn't turn them down. I love the feel of brand new keyboards! I'm giving the the Illuminated its first test run at the moment, just tried out the K750 before this. I have so many Logitech keyboards and mice now my better half calls me a hoarder.
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Just spares for when you need them :D :D
 
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