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iamjanco

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  1. Perhaps, but I'm not sure how many people realize just how small 1nm actually is. For instance, per the National Nanotechnology Initiative, a single gold atom is about a third of a nanometer in diameter. That said, considering the size of the particles that make up atoms (neutrons, protons, electrons), maybe one day even .9nm could become a possibility. Just lending a bit more substance to the notions that while size may indeed really matter, your hands usually don't count (while they can be counted, it's your fingers which typically do the counting).
  2. YouTube, given the amount of higher quality technical information that can be gleaned from it (e.g., BuildZoid's channel comes to mind).
  3. Yeah, I thought it was well put together myself. As for the additional info, I got much of that via the EVGA thread where I found it.
  4. Chuckle, read the title (Social Icons - Have your say!), first thing that popped into my head: famous society people All kidding aside, seems like a worthy effort
  5. From /r, via EVGA: Found all the 3070's (Source) They are here: btw, this was my 100th post here. ?
  6. Sorry to hear that E. If you don't mind my asking, were they "volunteers" or paid folk? I used to manage a larger AWS/Wordpress/Magento combo for one of my longer term clients, so I understand how daunting the task can be sometimes.
  7. FWIW, I'd vouch for Rick's offerings even though I've never bought anything from him. From my pov he obviously knows what he's doing and his prices are very reasonable. Anyay, I did come close to doing business with him a few years back when I tried to order one of his tech platforms during the height of the previous spate of bitcoin madness. Unfortunately, he just didn't have the resources to work on anything but items geared toward mining at that time. As a small shop, I could appreciate that and understood the why's behind his decision, which motivated me enough to develop my own solution (e.g., muffler bearings).
  8. Yeah, I went back and looked at the original link you sent me and kinda figured all that out while you were busy answering what I previously posted; thanks for saving me the trouble of answering myself. The backrub emoji is still in dev, right after dark mode, I think.
  9. So I just looked at this page (https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_summary.php?s=&t=239902) which looks just a wee bit different from what I looked at a few days back. Questions: A) Am I in the the right place? If I am, great work (it looks a lot different)! B) If something still needs to be changed, please let me know; C) If I'm not in the right place, please let me know; D) If I should just go away and mind my own business, please let me know; E) If (D), can I continue this thread in the ban thread? F) If all of the above, please submit your mailing addresses to me via PM so that I personalize the poisoned chocolates packages I'll need to get in the mail out to you; G) If none of the above, please tell me I'm confused, rub my shoulders, give me a treat, and pat me on the head. While I think I covered all the bases, do we need an official requirements doc?
  10. ^Is that the Queen's English, or American English? I think I get it. Anyway, I'll be back.
  11. Quick question, perhaps best answered by E? @ENTERPRISE has any work been done on the dark theme for the EHW site itself yet? If so, it might be best to have the color scheme for the stats section compliment what's being done for the main site. If not, have we established any preferences yet above and beyond going with something darker (e.g., a dark theme)?
  12. I'm betting y'all would crack up watching good 'ole me play the air guitar with one hand and the piano with the other, while doing the funky chicken from the neck up. while i'm clothed, of course.
  13. So i decided it's finally time to get back to this, after more or less taking a ccp beer's virus sabbatical of more than a year (you've seen some of the results of that in my "collage," as J7SC so aptly puts it; while Pook calls it a "sex dungeon," which has an interesting ring to it). Anyway, :::: cough ::::, ...sure is a lot of dust in here. As some of you know I've got a 3090 KPE here waiting on a waterblock, which I'm hoping will be on its way next week; and I'm down to no. 5 on the waiting list for one over at EVGA. In the meantime, since I can't really count on a 3rd party source like Optimus to get the block they've sort of promosied for the KPE out their door anytime soon, one of the things I've had to do is figure out how best to cool off the KPE's backplate once the EVGA Hydro Copper block is installed. Instead of simply adding heatsinks to the backplate with thermal tape and using fans to push/pull the heat away from the backplate like some of the others over at EVGA have done, the following is what I've decided to do and is the reason for some of my more recent purchases. After doing a little digging, I pulled the following image out of the pdf instructions available for the Hydro Copper block (pardon the cr@ppy image, it's what EVGA embedded in their PDF): (image deleted by forum crash ca. June 2021) As you can see, the inside surface looks to be flat with the only raised areas the edges of the backplate itself. There is an exposed copper strip centered in the vertical on the left side of the backplate, and the need for that would negated by making a replacement backplate completely out of copper. I will also also chamfer any additional holes I might want/need to make which would allow me to mount whatever I want to the other side of the backplate using screws (dependent on the space available around the slot the card will be in; which in my case is kind of moot since the gpu is going in the SR-3). That will allow for a much tighter fit between those items and likely much better thermal transference in-turn. Not having access to a mill proposes a bit of a minor problem because of the raised edges around the inside of the backplate, and will require a two piece backplate; hence, my work around includes using a high resolution waterjet cutter to make the backplate that two piece part: one piece would essentially be a shim with holes the inside height of the backplate's edges; while the main piece would be a full, flat plate with the same screw holes (and air holes, etc.) as the original plate. Lastly, while I could press pemserts into the holes on the cut plate to provide for screw threads with the aid of a my two ton drill arbor press, nuts and washers should do just fine. I really don't see any need to overcomplicate such a project any further. I'll take pix/make precision depth and other measurements of the oem backplate once the block arrives and create the required dxfs for waterjet cutter, then send them to him for production. I have faith that it wall all work out. P.S. Since this whole thing has sort of turned into something spiritual for me, I've asked a nun friend to join my crowd: I'm sure she'll conjure up some great advice. ta, ta!
  14. ^Wow, that's a lot to digest at this late stage of the game. Having pondered some of it, might I suggest repeating the following line five times while viewing yourself in the mirror, followed by closing your eyes and clicking your heels together three times? Works for me every time: i hear you knockin', but you can't come in. Or you could just listen to what follows and kick back and enjoy...
  15. Going to do some custom backplate work for the 3090 KPE:
  16. bant coz i am certainly impressed by your model chain set...
  17. So all those documentaries I watched about folding space were faked?
  18. It's a cicada, though not Brood X. Brood X is currently shutting things down in DC. Bant.
  19. For the moment there, I thought that might be inside Pripyat's Exclusion Zone ? Looks no worse than the giant fruit flies we get here every 17 years that blow the capacitors out of our bug zappers. They do make a mess when that happens though. bant.
  20. bant coz i would have posted this in news, but it's not really tech related (well, unless you consider washing your jeans with your winning lottery ticket in your pocket techie?). Anyway, talk about having a bad day: link
  21. ^Remind me a bit of the Offspring:
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