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Are you both playing at the same time? Might be easier to just share the same computer the old fashioned way. Time division. Otherwise, having gone through the VFIO method with my 3400G + GTX970, I'd not recommend it for anything that has to "just work." I could simultaneously use the IGP for...

Now you are further moving the goalposts and shifting blame around.

Doesn't excuse nor change the post you made.

A long time ago with 98, 2000, & XP, I'd reinstall every couple of months. Any longer, and Windows just got slow. I only ran laptops back then, so maybe on a desktop, it wasn't that bad? Vista, I left it there for a while and that install made it all the way to Windows 8 (I think I did a...

Yeah, when B&H opened their preorders many hours before launch, I thought it was fishy.

I only have WAGs, so might as well put one up. Maybe fiddle with these settings? Otherwise, congrats on your new card. I'd still check the PSU anyways. Also when the system reboots, are the new drivers installed, or does it roll back to older/default drivers?

Just updated my X570 TUF wifi to 3001. I don't OC, so I don't know if I'll be of much use when talking about OC stability.

Yeah, but icky Zen+ :D

Echoing what plugwash said above, CGNAT, perhaps?

Definitely. It costs quite a bit more, however. I do wish the old 8 and 16 core Threadrippers were still around, but I understand that AMD isn't going for that, anymore.

Where? Before the Epic lawsuit and the legally required email disclosures (which revealed Apple gave Amazon a discount), where did Apple claim they would be willing to give discounts on their store's cut?

Or consoles. Or any massive number of vendor locked workstations (where a lot of these programs reside). Though the latter is much rarer with SaaS taking over that model (IMO, that was largely accelerated by the death of almost all workstation/server uarchs not named x86). Yay dongles and...

Eh, I would challenge anyone to make an Intel/AMD 6 core + 10GbE + 4 TB3 device with internal PSU, in that volume. Outside of the Mac Mini, it just doesn't exist. Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASRock, etc. None of them do anything like it. None of them even have more than 1GbE RJ45, 1 TB3 port (if they even...

99% of the time, the BT antenna is integrated into the PCB of the combo WiFi/BT card, with no connection to external antennas.

in my own testing, the sidepanels needed to be almost 1cm further away to avoid turbulence noise. I eventually just ran with the GPU sidepanel off.

AFAIK, the consensus was Transmetta would not be able to win the next round of legal fights, and they disappeared before that, anyways. But in other news, https://www.crn.com/news/components-peripherals/nvidia-hires-ibm-vet-steve-fields-to-work-on-data-center-systems Nvidia managed attract an...

IMO, it is garbage. Fails to do any RGBLED modifications about 50% of the time, since it wants to reboot after every update (what on earth are they updating?) and locks out controls until the OS reboots. I've seen the device tree. The RGBLED controller is an USB device. There is no acceptable...

Outside of the company, what really draws people to EVGA motherboards? They seem extremely pricey for the featureset, outside of a few older boards. None of the Z490 lineup seems appropriately specced or priced. I like EVGA's GPUs and really try to stick with them on that, but I've never seen...

I was curious enough to use a multimeter to test. The paint does have a little bit of blocking. But GPU's PCIe plate, some expansion cards, the small rim of exposed metal on the MB IO backplate, and a couple of unpainted screws all sounded the continuity tester I had. :)

If the wheel isn't counted, then 3. Two mouse buttons and the side button is acting as PTT. Not really the game itself, but it's game related.

Alright, I found most of the old pics and reuploaded them. I hope you enjoy a post from when Atech and I were bickering over Nvidiots and Radeon drivers.

I do agree with that. My familiarity with USB-C indicates a PMIC still has to have some awareness of the alt modes and involvement. If that front port doesn't have PD, then we aren't talking about VR from the front port, anyways. Well, even if there wasn't PD, there still could be a chance, but...

What always annoyed me was Quick Resume (at least for a single game at a time, with some exceptions) was already in the Xbox One since launch (or somewhere around there), but it almost always failed, due to XBL logging out and causing games to just restart or go back to the main menu. Glad to...

Did you try other airflow methods for the CPU (such as both blowing outwards), or does the front CPU not meaningfully heat up the rear CPU? Tylerdurdened I'm assuming DL = Deep Learning, NN = Neural Network, NLP = Natural Language Processing. At least those are what come to mind first, no...

Won't need scalpers if all sales are digital-streaming only ;)

Same, I like the concept, just not done well. Yeah, I was seeing both today (dec 2) and next week (dec9/10) as pickup dates, depending on the store (not that any of them went through). I have to assume some stores have inventory (but only available online, not instore) and there is some...

Even managed to get a glitch screen, lol.

Given the crunch, I'm guessing numbers will be even harder to come by (at least for free). The best we can get are analysts who give small spicy tidbits that all come down to "buy my $5k-$10k report to see more details about my 'research'". Steam survey updates slowly (and people without any...

Yeah, I think they are out, now. It was originally allowing my store, but it kept on rejecting it for different delivery date (not that I can choose), availability, etc. Other stores in the area (50mi) were the same story One allowed me to add, but didn't have any pickup options (in store or...

argh, didn't work for me. It kept on trying to force a store pickup for some reason, but no store has it. Dunno why it was so insistent.

Looks like BB is actually going live right now. With a strange system.

Does it have their latest 5G modem baked in? Guessing the CPU layout will be something like One Cortex X1 Three Cortex A78 Four Cortex A55 (Qualcomm, didn't they used to have an uarch team? Maybe it has been long overdue to put them back to work to replace this laggard). Of curiosity, since...

Yeah, the shocking thing is how bad Epic's client has been for so long. They aren't some small indie studio that has 1 person making the game engine, the client, the tools, and part timing as the marketing head. If their client was not junk, I think their attempts to exclusive away the market...

Same. I can see the inventory numbers slowly counting down, too. 8 SKUs currently there, with the FE having 25+ and the rest below that. EDIT: what is strange is the most expensive ones seem to be selling out first. Some of those (the MSI at $490) had a lot of stock to start with.

My back button on my M65 is double clicking, of all things. If it wasn't for the difficulty of finding a mouse that has a 3rd (or more) side button that doesn't need 3rd party software to be running 100% of the time (to remap it to the "t" key, for push-to-talk), I'd replace it already. I think...

NVENC between 2000 and 3000 series is the same. 3000 series NVDEC gains AV1 decoding. That's about it between the two. Nvidia has a matrix of supported formats. Video Encode and Decode GPU Support Matrix [NEW] | NVIDIA Developer It used to be a really browsable page, but now it's more...

Apple it is, then :D Well, Nvidia has also been diligently selling reasonably powerful arm SoCs in the 400-1000 range for the past few years (pseudo SBCs, really). They were first to market with PCIe 4.0 (that consumers could buy), iirc. They are even starting to implement UEFI compatible boot...

They are a tiny bit slow to deliver BIOS updates on my AB350 Fatal1ty ITX board, but it gets there (got the Zen2 update ~ 2 months later than others). No stability problems, but I also am not running a Zen2/Zen3 chip on there. You may have better luck waiting for other answers or asking around...

I'm still partial to the ASRock X570 Creator myself, even though it has an useless HDMI port taking up space on the back I/O. Otherwise, it has a decent amount of I/O and two TB3 ports.

IMO, it would have to be in the low $300s. Basically where the 3700x was for a long time. I get that there isn't much incentive for Intel to do so, especially if they are still moving chips.