For servers physical space is also a huge concern. 2.5” drives cap out at like 6tb I think, while you can easily find an 8tb 2.5” SSD anywhere. We have 16tb drives in one of our servers at work and they weren’t even that expensive. (Relatively)
In stock, but not at the right price. MSRP is $250. The cards I’m seeing are $350 and up.
For $250 it’s a good card. For $350 not so much.
That’s a ruggedized phone, most people don’t want a phone that’s twice as thick and doesn’t provide anywhere near twice the battery.
It should still be better. Or at least cheaper.
Doesn’t memory training only happen once when you first boot the machine (or reset bios).
I mean having a lot of ram will take a long time to post, but that’s not unique to DDR5. My server is DDR4 with 64 gigs of ram and with it’s original CPU it took ages for the post to finish.
Both Windows and Linux are able to reload parts of their kernel without needing to reboot. It’s still suggested, but as long as the software doesn’t actually force you to you can just say “reboot later” then just start the program like normal.
Depending on the software you could drop the power target of the card basically to the non XTs level. I know on Nvidia MSI Afterburner lets you set it to whatever the hell you want.
What I’ve found if you want better efficiency is to clock limit the card. Find a voltage that gets you to about the power limit you want, then just make any further steps up be the same frequency and it shouldn’t bother with those voltages. In Afterburner it’s ctrl F.
My 4090 I have clock limited to 0.875v (lowest it will go) and it only consumes about 220-250 watts under normal loads, and under really heavy loads it’s about 300 (350 is the most I’ve seen). It’s been a while since I’ve tried that stuff on AMD cards, but based on my 5700XT in Mac OS I think it still works the same.
Down 27% in half a month is no a small drop.
Start with a VM on your computer and see what you want to do/need from there.
Leaving a laptop on is (almost) free.
Gallo Pinto. Start with white rice and black beans and go from there.
I recently tried the Caribbean version of Rice and Beans which has coconut oil in it, but I don’t like it quite as much. Fun mix that I hadn’t had before though.
Prolly mostly from scratches. I always check the disk before buying.
Some people are brutal to their disks.
Because people mark posts containing the word shit as NSFW.
… what?
If the word “shit” is too much that’s on them. They’re grown ups, they should be able to figure this out themselves.
NSFW for the title
If the word shit in the title makes it NSFW for your workplace then you really should be on any social media. Also the picture says shit
Hahahaha, his Official Government Email is his initials and year of birth.
I mean that’s not that crazy. Most government emails I’ve dealt with are like lastnamefirstname or something similar. Birth year is a new one.
50 amps if evenly distributed shouldn’t be that much of a problem. The distribution is the problem though. And the lack of headroom just makes it all the more worse. 12v 2x6 should have been limited to 500 watts or even 450 watts, and even then that’s pushing it as we found out with the 4090 and bad connections.
They rarely shatter on their own. The damage was probably done earlier but you didn’t see it, and it took a while before it finally spread enough it broke.
‘If they are detecting outright fraud, not just bad programs, not just ignoble programs, not just programs that don’t support the national interest of the United States, if they’re finding fraud, then, absolutely’ the wrongdoers should be prosecuted, Rep. Self said.
Big emphasis on the if. If there is actual fraud then yes they should face charges.
I have one HDD that survived 20+ years, and an aliexpress SSD that died in 6 months. Therefore all SSDs are garbage!!!
That’s also the only SSD I’ve ever had fail on me and I’ve had them since 2011. In that same time I’ve had probably 4 HDDs fail on me. Even then I know to use data from companies like backblaze that have infinitely more drives than I have.