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I still have Swiftch Lok-Seal fittings in active use that I bought around a dozen years ago and their custom variant of the DDC pump lasted me till 2022. Turning to the main point... When I bought my first, and for a long time only, piece of EK...

I have a monstrously large CaseLabs TH10 case still in active use. It's so big that when I was first ordering it, I bought a whole bunch of extension cables to to reach a presumed need for extra length with the 24 pin, CPU 8 pin, and PCIe 6/8...

What's not made clear from the article and the articles linked in chain is whether these related exploits can be run fully remotely and autonomously infecting RAM just by a user browsing the web, or like so many exploits where the attacker needs...

I got it for $229.95 from Amazon during a post-Christmas sale last December after my then new Crucial T700 4TB got fried in an electrical incident. Amazon is now sold out for direct purchase and is listing it for $249.99 from the cheapest third...

OP: have you independently tested the old GPU fans as well as the new GPU fans with a power source separate from the GPU itself, like using a molex or sata converter or a graphics 4 pin to 12v fan 4 pin? If the new fans and the old fans work...

So what, among the hundreds, if not tens of thousands, of new crypto marketed makes Qbic so special? More to the point, what mechanism is going to cause people to actively use it in a way that provides stability and especially longevity to it...

Just think of a single bent pin...

A 4060, especially in laptop configuration, is a low-range chip, which because it uses a "107" named die places it, under Nvidia old naming conventions for generations prior to this one, as a XX50 class GPU. You're not natively pushing many...

That comparison is against a 6900XT, not a 6950. Most AiB 6950's are generally almost 10% faster than a reference 6900, with much of that coming from the better, faster memory. Moreover, a 6950 can generally be overclocked and undervolted to...

All you need is for Nvidia to start offering Display Port 2.1, which should hopefully happen sometime before 2035. Remember, 2x 3840x2160 is only a third more pixels than a 3x 2560x1600 monitor array and I remember those from the late aughts...