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Main PC:
CPU: Ryzen 9 5900X
RAM: 64GB DDR4 Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 2 x 32GB
GPU: MSI Ventus RTX 2070
Case: Laserhive kit Modded mATX PowerMac G5
Motherboard: Gigabtye B550M Aorus Pro AX
Storage: 1x 1TB Crucial M.2, 1x 500GB WD Blue M.2, 1x 120GB Kingston SSD, 1x 500GB Crucial SSD
Operating System: Windows 11, Debian 11 Bullseye.
Power Supply: Corsair RM 850x
Cooler: DeepCool Castle 240EX
Repair Setup PC:
CPU: Intel Core i7 6700k
RAM: 16GB HyperX DDR4
Storage: 240GB SSD, 2TB HDD
Motherboard: MSI B150M Bazooka Plus
Power Supply: Cooler Master G650M
Case: Cougar Spike mATX
Cooler: Deepcool Alta 9 CPU Cooler (Not much but it gets the job done)
Operating System: Windows 11
No need for a GPU in this system, Built out of parts I had laying around.
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Hi fellows.
Primary setup
CPU..........................Ryzen 9 5700X
Mother......................MSI X570A Pro
RAM.........................Corsair Veangance RGB 2x16G DDR4
Disk(s):
>One NVME Kingston M2 1TB in Turbo PCIE4
>other NVME Kingston M2 1TB in PCIE3
>One SSD Kingston A400 1TB SATA 6Gb
Video........................MSI RX 6700XT Gaming Pro 12G
Thermal
>Watercooling gamemax ARGB Infinity 240mm
>plus 4 coolers Gamemax ARGB 120mm (2 over radiator >and 2 in the bottom working push pull)
>and one more in the back of cabinet.
Thermal compunds
>Gelid GC Extreme
>Maxtor CTG8
>Arctic-12
>Valor Odin
>Gelid GP Extreme
PSU........................... Namakaze 1600W Plus Gold
Cabinet...................... XFX Keiko GC-04B ARGB
Monitor...................... Viewsonic 24" full HD
Keyboard an mouse
>Microsoft Wireless Comfort Keyboard
>Wireless Optical Mouse
(Yesssss... very old and very comfortable too!!!)
Gaming
>Saitek Pro Flight Yoke and system
>Saitek Pro Rudder Pedals
>Saitek Mad Catz Cyborg PC Flight Stick
Stabilizer.................... CVR 3500W - 180 to 250V input to 220 Output modified with digital display for input voltage, and output Volts and Amps
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Macbook Pro - Ultimate powerful machine :PLeave a comment:
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Overall I'm pretty satisfied with the performance.
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Thanks to some Prime Day deals I did an upgrade on my main desktop:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X
Motherboard: MSI MPG X570 GAMING PLUS
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2X16GB) DDR4 3200
Video Card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 (re-used from old system, waiting for the RTX 40xx cards to come out before I upgrade)
SSD: WD BLACK SN850 NVMe 2TB
HDD: Toshiba X300 4TB (7200 rpm)
CPU Cooler: Thermalright BA120
PSU: PC Power & Cooling Silencer 910W (re-used from old system)
Case: Cooler Master HAF-932 (re-used from old system)
DVD-RW Drive: Samsung SuperWriteMaster SH-S203N (re-used from old system)
Blu-Ray-RW: LG SuperMulti-Blue BH12LS38 (re-used from old system)
Misc: Memory Card Reader (re-used from old system)
OS: Windows 10 Pro
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Ubuntu Jammy was installed on August 3, 2022. Looking good the last time I checked again yesterday. (4 days later)Leave a comment:
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The AMD Linux rig:
MSI B450 Tomahawk
Ryzen 7 3700X (Matisse) (3rd-gen Ryzen)
Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 6600 XT
AData XPG SX 6000 Pro 1 TB SSD
Corsair TX-M 850W PSULast edited by RJARRRPCGP; 08-03-2022, 10:27 PM.Leave a comment:
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Thanks to some Prime Day deals I did an upgrade on my main desktop:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X
Motherboard: MSI MPG X570 GAMING PLUS
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2X16GB) DDR4 3200
Video Card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 (re-used from old system, waiting for the RTX 40xx cards to come out before I upgrade)
SSD: WD BLACK SN850 NVMe 2TB
HDD: Toshiba X300 4TB (7200 rpm)
CPU Cooler: Thermalright BA120
PSU: PC Power & Cooling Silencer 910W (re-used from old system)
Case: Cooler Master HAF-932 (re-used from old system)
DVD-RW Drive: Samsung SuperWriteMaster SH-S203N (re-used from old system)
Blu-Ray-RW: LG SuperMulti-Blue BH12LS38 (re-used from old system)
Misc: Memory Card Reader (re-used from old system)
OS: Windows 10 Pro
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I remember that, and this laptop was patched pretty quickly (as expected for a business laptop).
Another thing is how annoying the Lenovo Vantage software is. It's nice to get updates if there's a major problem or security vulnerability, but it pushes a registry cleaner and might be what tried to force-install the wrong audio driver (causing a blue screen) once. None of the updates have set more reasonable CPU power limits yet, and it probably doesn't matter since setting them to what I think are Intel's defaults (55W PL1 and 45W PL2) still makes it go over 90°C under load.Leave a comment:
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9th gen and earlier has a critical CSME vulnerability that requires a UEFI-BIOS update. (remote-code-execution) I had to get rid of my 9th-gen, because there was no UEFI-BIOS update with the new CSME found. The Intel CSME-checking utility failed it.Leave a comment:
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I'm surprised by how low the prices are on gaming laptops now. That one actually looks nice. I get about the same battery life on my current laptop with a 90Whr battery.
I don't think I posted my current laptop here, except for the other thread when I considered returning it and getting something else before being unable to find anything better. It's a Lenovo ThinkPad P53.
CPU: Core i7-9750H
RAM: 16GB
GPU: Nvidia Quadro T1000
Storage: 1TB Western Digital SN730 SSD
Display: 1920x1080 60Hz HDR400 (HDR off because it's bugged in Windows and the brightness keeps dropping to the minimum)
Aside from the poor cooling (and Lenovo setting both CPU power limits to 90W, basically keeping the CPU in its short-term boost clock) and the strangely limited audio hardware (48kHz sample rate and no TRRS jack for headsets) that I've talked about before, the GPU has an older NVENC version that is missing some features and is equivalent in quality and speed to Intel Quick Sync in the CPU.Last edited by lti; 06-28-2022, 01:37 PM.Leave a comment:
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8-10 hrs. with "general usage" (web browsing, MS office, etc., it has switchable graphics so under "light" usage it will use the integrated RX Vega 7 graphics rather than the nVidia card, and even the integrated graphics are more powerful than the dedicated K2100M in my Precision M4800), but it will suck the battery down in 2-3 hrs. with graphically intense tasks (gaming or video editing). Overall not too bad considering my Precision M4800 with an I7-4910mq and Nvidia Quadro K2100M will suck down its 97 Wh battery in 2-3 hrs. just browsing the web and barely lasts an hour doing graphically intense tasks.
Laptops have definitely improved substantially over the last few years in efficiency (which is good since hot-swappable batteries are all but extinct), and the last couple gens of intel/AMD CPUs have finally gotten significant performance improvements as well since being all but stagnant for 5+ years. The "mid-range" ryzen 5 5600H scores 17,192 on passmark, vs. the "high-end" (for the time) I7-4910mq in my M4800 only scoring 6,195 (and even the I7-4790 in my desktop only scoring 7,237).Last edited by dmill89; 06-28-2022, 10:11 AM.Leave a comment:
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Hell of a GPU for a laptop. What's the battery life like?Leave a comment:
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The first time I've bought a new (rather than referb/business off-lease) laptop in over a decade, but I figured I'd need to get something with Windows 11 eventually (eventually it will probably be my main laptop, but for now I'll be using it alongside my Dell Precision M4800 as I'm not ready to go "all-in" on Windows 11 yet) and MicroCenter had a heck of a deal on these ($599).
HP Victus 15-fb0121nr:
-CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600H
-GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX1650
-SSD: 512GB NVMe
-RAM: 16GB (upgraded from the 8GB it came with) DDR4 3200MHz
-Display 15.6" 1920X1080 144hz refresh
-OS: Windows 11 Home (will likely be upgraded to Pro)
Build quality and serviceability (7 Philips screws to remove the bottom panel and then you have access to pretty much everything) are decent for a current production laptop. It is mostly plastic but has aluminum reinforcements and feel fairly solid (not quite mobile workstation solid, but better than many consumer laptops), and has a LiPo battery (like just about everything these days), but is fairly easy to replace if needed (remove the bottom cover, then it is 4 Philips screws and a connector, at least HP didn't glue it into the case or use "specialty" screws like some manufactures are doing).
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I crossed over to the dark side (ok not really, I needed something for some Mac specific software and managed to pick this up for $150):
MacBook Pro 13" Retina Display (late 2013):
CPU: Intel I5-4258U
Memory: 8GB DDR3-1600
Storage: 256GB SSD
Display: 13.3" Retina 2560X1600
GPU: Integrated Intel Iris 5100
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Lol
Life changes been keeping me busy. New hobbies, new jobs, homesteading, finally found a mate, trying to work my way into shutting down my life here and pulling up roots to move to Tennessee.
Not everyone can say they have gone 180mph down a highway in TN.
Not everyone can say they scaled the steel structure of the first Edison powerplant west of the Mississippi.
Im just out here keeping myself busy and trying to make something of myself
And well, the way things are going in the tech industry, ive lost interest in most of the mainstream stuff. TVs aren't worth fixing. Phones are outdated by the time you break the screen. Hifi is just module lego or one huge monolith anymore.
Not much fun to tinker with anymore for me, sadly.Last edited by goontron; 06-09-2022, 07:03 PM.Leave a comment:
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