I run the Soundblaster ZxR in my new rig,
The only reason I got it was that I wanted the Black Mic/IO pod and the Soundblaster ZX I had had the Red pod.
it's the thing under the middle of the monitor,
I have mine mounted like this
AMD 5800X with H115i Platinum, Intel i7 4790k with H100i RGB Pro XT, and an Intel i7 4770 with an H80i
The Plex server on the end with the tubes on the top has been running in that configuration for the past 6 years 24/7.
That cooler was in my main rig mounted...
Well, grab 20+ cards, set up some machines to run them and start mining your Ethereum.
I don't mine, but I came across this article the other day,
This GeForce RTX 3080 Ethereum mining rig now makes $20K per month - VideoCardz.com
I am waiting for the power over the air so you don't need anything plugged in, devices just get power wirelessly. Imagine just putting a lamp or something anywhere in the room and not have to plug it in.
They demo'd a TV that had wireless audio and video as well as power maybe 8 or so years ago...
I have mine named like this
HAL-9000 - this was my main rig years ago, then my dual xeon, and now my old 4790k
HAL-X100 - my main gaming rig
HAL-Xeon - modded 771 Xeon in a 775 board
HAL-Mobile - My Dell laptop
Plex_Server - My Plex Server
Not sure what these go for used, but I am using a pair of Alesis M1 Active MK2's that I have had for almost 20 years now. They were around $400 for the pair back in the day.
I just moved the Steam, EA, and Epic games folder to another drive and formatted the drive and am now moving folders back.
going to use a dedicated drive for the Xbox Live Game Pass games.
I recently bought a G815 with the Clicky switches and I really like how it feels when I type. It is kinda pricey though, $200 normal price and $150 on sale.
Best Buy has them on display so you can feel them.
you can keep the replacement card but you will pay full price for it and it will only have the remainder of the original warranty. so if you only have 1 year left, you will pay full price for possibly a refurbed card with only 1 year warranty.
All but the Xbox client can find game installs and load them back up without downloading. Xbox client is a pile of crap, you will want to use a dedicated drive for that service because you might need to format it if you run into issues and need to reinstall any Xbox Game Pass games.
I just did...
I have a few drives in my machine, 1TB nvme for OS, programs, and a few games, 1TB SATA SSD for other games I am playing, and a 4TB WD Black 7200rpm for the rest of the games and use it for rotating games from the SSD to.
The Xbox client is a pile of crap, fresh Windows install can't import the old game installs, you can't delete the old game installs either.
Which means you can't install any games since you can't select a default drive for new installations either.
Gives me the same error no matter which drive I...