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No problems. We try to get things fixed as soon as we can wherever possible
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@firedfly this has now been resolved
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Yes I can replicate this. I will get it changed so it can be blank
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There will be a space to summarize and expand on your gear details for sure. I didn't forget about people's beloved audio haha.
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I should be testing the development of Rig Creator mid next week :). Will show some previews soon.
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What happened to all the folders from the last competition! Weather doesn't help I suppose. -
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ExtremeHW Folding@Home Competition, July 21st - 23rd, 1 AM UTC, 9 PM EDT
ENTERPRISE replied to BWG's topic in Folding@Home
I haven't checked, but remember to fill in the forms -
I agree that the device has a lot of uses even outside of gaming as arguably you could install any OS you fancy and use it as a portable device for all sorts, that for me is the best selling point. I wouldn't mind it as a portable PC for general entertainment (game emulators, Netflix etc) or even as a diagnostic tool. I would probably purchase it on the above premises, just not for the marketed purpose of playing AAA pc titles. However, that is only as I have a PC build to handle AAA pc gaming. I already know one of you will try Folding@Home on it lol.
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ExtremeHW Folding@Home Competition, July 21st - 23rd, 1 AM UTC, 9 PM EDT
ENTERPRISE replied to BWG's topic in Folding@Home
Nice ! I've got to get the CFP online soon so you can look at it. Time and now heat is punishing me. -
@Avacado You will be happy to know I am working on this as we speak, I will move your listings to the correct sub sections
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Quoting myself means I am cool....anyway. So this bug has been confirmed by the dev, so there will be a fix incoming on the next release to address this issue
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toms hardware TeamGroup Crams 8TB of Flash Into an M.2 SSD
ENTERPRISE replied to ENTERPRISE's topic in Hardware News
Only thing I can comment is that Sabrent make some solid drives. I am currently using the 2x 2TB Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus drives and they are great. Great drives for the price as well to be honest. I use to be a firm lover of the Samsun Evo Pro drives, but for the price vs Sabrent offering, Samsung just does not seem worth it, to me anyway. -
Even so. Punish them with proper sentencing and fines. Crushing stuff for the sake of crushing has always just seemed pointlessly vengeful. Especially with the well known silicon shortage, this is even more absurd lol. If im being honest the authorities in one sense just became as guilty as the original offender. I guess this just irritates me considering the world we live in now. I digress lol.
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Sorry but WTF. So nobody thought of other uses for that hardware. Just another example of human wastefulness.
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It is not all about exclusives, however I still struggle to see the market for this. IMHO it will be niche at best, not bad thing but hopefully those who do invest in it will not get shafted down the line if valve decides to bargain bin it.
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I think that is great. Aside from your own nostalgia, I think it is a brill insight for the up and coming generation of how computing has evolved and importantly gives them insight on how you started your journey
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Sorry for your loss bud. However on a brighter note I loved the "Toe tag" you created for this lol, so creative.
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It is like a cool but functional museum! Love the fact that it still holds its own!
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Ahh right, VRAM. This is the reason 3K series from Nvida has been dumb... plain and simple. You either have gimped cards at 10GB+....or go mental with 24GB of VRAM on the 3090. Literally the only reason I went 3090 was I knew the limited VRAM on the 3080's would bite me in the ass.
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the verge Microsoft puts PCs in the cloud with Windows 365
ENTERPRISE replied to UltraMega's topic in Software News
I struggle to see the cost benefit to this so far as a simple office setup. I would rather have a larger initial spend to get some cheaper desktops and use them for time to come VS paying for a subscription service. On the flip side. If you required a high end PC environment, say for engineering, media production etc but couldn't afford to pay for several high end machines. Then a subscription model for access to high performance computing makes sense. All you would need to do is buy some basic office PC's in order to access the cloud computing.
