Sir Beregond

AMD has talked about supporting AM4 along-side AM5. This makes perfect sense. I could see myself getting a 5900X3D in the future if they make one.

Nice, looking forward to seeing.

Honestly no idea. What coolant are you looking at?

Looks like migration went pretty fast, smoothly.

Nice job, looks great.

Not really. Haven't had much of that sort of free time the past couple of weeks. Have an Aquacomputer Octo I still need to install too.

That's fantastic.

Hi E, good to hear from you! Agreed, how are we doing reaching goals?

Damn that's nice. What kind of clocks are you getting?

Sure, this sounds fine and dandy until you look more into it. Here's another article regarding this: Digital Services: landmark rules adopted for a safer, open online environment | News | European Parliament WWW.EUROPARL.EUROPA.EU The new EU digital rulebook sets out unprecedented standards on the accountability of online companies, within an open and competitive digital market. I'll point to a couple of the points raised here. You know what's illegal in some European countries? Criticizing government and/or politicians. Take a look at Germany. Looking at the actual law (for DSA anyway), here's some more troubling points. So the government doesn't like something you said and can go ahead and request (and the service providers are legally obligated to provide) your information. Your ability to redress is only after they have already gotten your info. And many more troubling points. Yeah this seems pretty draconian to me. I certainly hope this kind of thing does NOT get adopted everywhere.

This was run as a joke on another forum I am on (car related though) before tweaking anything, so was pretty much stock run once I setup the new rig. https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/53199527

Didn't even realize they were still releasing X299 LGA 2066 stuff that recently. Thanks.

Huh, never heard of a 10900X, was that a highly binned 10900k?

It was actually my first time doing brakes. I had a buddy teach me and guide me while doing it.

I just did a brake job on my car over the weekend and the numbnuts who last touched my brakes didn't bother to lubricate the rear caliper slide pins. Pads were horribly uneven in wear. Further confirmation of not letting anyone work on my car if I can help it. Anyway, love this S2000, such a great car.

I don't have any kids, but also the only Elsa I have ever heard of. Never seen that movie though.

Octo came in on Friday. Was shipped in a padded envelope instead of a box and gotta say the box was quite smashed, but everything looks to be ok with the controller and contents within thankfully. Hope to play around with that this week. Been a busy weekend between doing a front and rear brake job yesterday, and some family stuff today and tomorrow.

I need to get watching on season 3. Voyager looking back was not great, but entertaining. DS9 was masterful in it's storytelling and character development. My only experience with new Trek series was Picard which was an utter travesty and I couldn't make it past the pilot of Discovery.

Seems typical for Intel. They usually only retain a socket for 2-3 gens on the mainstream historically going back to 1156. 1156 -> 1155 -> 1150 -> 1151 -> 1200 -> 1700

Ah, I guess I didn't understand how the payment system worked after marking it as sold. So that's my bad then. We exchanged PayPal in PM. I'll send you the cut E as a donation for the screw-up.

Hey E, I ended up selling something I had in the appraisal thread, so I made a new thread to mark it as sold. We exchanged payment info via PM, but now I am confused how you get your cut? @ENTERPRISE Hopefully didn't do this wrong. Let me know.

Well if nothing else, a channel like Gamer's Nexus bringing this to a broader audience and maybe gets Intel to rethink their sockets a bit.

Yeah this is all stock settings. I've never really messed with RAM before so this is totally new to me.