The isolation strategy is not intended to stop the spread, it is intended to slow it. This was a lesson learned from the 1918 global flu. Philadelphia: Business as usual, even had a public parade at the start of the flu outbreak. All 31 hospitals full by weeks end, morgue is piling bodies in the str...
The NUC supports 64 GB of RAM. Intel put engineering effort into implementing a RAMDISK in BIOS. What could be the use case? The BIOS supports loading the RAMDiSK from file. Seems to me that they are allowing for the possibility of running the entire OS installation (possibly Linux) from RAM for sc...
I agree with you ........the problem is its a moving target and to prove to my ISP (even though they should, I would have thought be able to pull of stats!!). but They will not visit my house at 18:30 at night or over the weekend...they turn up on a monday mid morning and state there is nothing wro...
Would upgrading my router make a big difference.........currently have an archer C5 but would pay 200+ to improve say an Archer C9 which is the Latest regards It's possible, but your current router may be fine. The typical "speed test" measures your ISP + modem + router performance. Your ...
Is your router 802.11n or 802.11ac? Either should be able to do 150Mb easily. Most routers will only scan for congestion on a channel when they start up. They typically will not continually monitor for congestion and dynamically change channels. If congestion on one channel is a problem, powering of...
I would expect NVMe to kill it vs SATA on latency alone, as noted. Bulk transfer is ~3 times faster.
Optane is interesting, as Igor noted... if the swaps really are mostly 4K r/w, optane might open a can of whoop-arse on NVMe, where it can use its major IOPS advantage.
Like, I get that you're upset about a bug, but the fact that it hasn't been fixed is not evidence of complacency or incompetence on the part of QA & Engineering... I hope you don't work FOR Microsoft. Windows is their core OS, the product which their own tons of software requires to run on. One...
Nice summary of financials: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMcnhirmcl4 I have a hard disagree on that. Just read the data from the horse's mouth: https://ir.tesla.com/static-files/4c1e92d8-a66c-426a-9599-824200a9fa17 There's no reason to spend 40-minutes on a Youtube video when the raw data is eas...
https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Display-Temperature-Sensor-Controller/dp/B07D81BNWZ Does this have a temperature probe that I stick on the CPU heatsink? The description doesn't say anything about that. I have never used one of these. Alternatively, please recommend something that can display CPU/GPU...
Likely as mentioned, your timings are too tight for 4 sticks. Optimized/best timings for 2 sticks will almost never work for 4. It's why someone trying to squeeze out max memory performance on a two channel system will use a 16gbx2 configuration vs 8x4 to get to 32gb. 8x4 is cheaper, 16x2 is faster,...
I'm thinking on converting my old computer into the house server. Specs: i5-2500K Asus P8P67 LE (no onboard Intel graphics) 8GB RAM Radeon 7850 Should I need a video card in it once I'm done setting it up (it'll be either Linux or FreeNAS), and if so, what's a good cheap low-wattage video card to p...
I have very limited knowledge here but I'd guess it depends on the point in the boot process the panic occurs... if you don't have a writable filesystem or a network stack there isn't really a way to log anything. Yeah, I'll have to fool around with the tools that drop to an alternate kernel, then ...
Kudos for drawing a proper diagram, SS. But ... that would be correct if the converter's output were isolated from the input. Having seen the photos on Amazon, I believe that's not the case. IN- goes directly to OUT-, So in this circuit, the rectifier's (~) and (-) terminals would be shorted. Yes, ...
Why is everyone recommending Seasonic? Is it because of the price/performance ratio? I remember reading that EVGA's power supplies provide super clean power so kinda confused why not even a single recommendation for EVGA. Mostly because you can go buy a Seasonic, and get the same/better performance...
Thank you for the great suggestions! So I'm pretty much set on: - PSU: Seasonic Platinum 80+ but a question: is 750 W optimal for the above? I don't want to use a PS that's overspecced for the build. Also, I see the one you linked has a big fan: does it pull the air from within the case? I don't pl...
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/07/enterprise-wi-fi-at-home-part-two-reflecting-on-almost-three-years-with-pro-gear/?amp=1 That says it all. I like the reliability of my AP but I'm actually ready to move on. I wanted to do more but it's such a time sink to do anything beyond jus...
Try the (maybe) easy stuff first... remove and reseat memory, remove the CPU and reseat it. Otherwise, as noted in other posts, a VRM or other key component may have died.
I have a headlamp. But this is much cooler! Also not interested in battery operation, same reason. Lots of great advice so far. Tell me about this voltage regulator..! Could this be a challenge since the strator output voltage has some variability? I like the single larger capacitor from a wiring s...
Duck tape and a flashlight? No nerds vouching for headlamps?
That headlamp definitely has a high nerd factor. If the flashlight is not redneck enough, back your car into the garage and turn the headlights on. Turn the car off of course, don't be a deadneck.
Wanted to post this here since I know there's gerbils knowledgeable enough to confirm. Looking for some parts links to mouser or digikey. I'm putting an LED light on my snowblower. Here's the light I bought. The snowblower generates electricity from a strator inside the flywheel. There's a single [...
