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mikmaze

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  1. Thanks Andrew, just ordered the kryonaut.    I have the rear cover off, and a few extra heat sinks on the back of the cooling plate, but kryo will go on when it gets here.    running folding at home is a breeze, pretty seamless use of the computer when I am on it, resources go to me when I need them, fah when I don't.

  2. it has been quite a while since many of these egpu setups have come out, any latest, greatest  to go with? 99% of the time I use an external 4k monitor, and even when just watching you tube videos you can hear the fan trying to cool the cpu as it gets warm.     wht are guys using these days for a powr supply, video card, express card adapter card, and board for the vdeo card to plug into????    windows 10 here, so just stuff that works for that.

     

    if anyone would take a few minutes to put together a list of parts for the egpu that would be great, I've read too much, and now confused.

  3. hmmmm, some new requirements for the newest window 10 upgrade... will our systems comply? or have we finally gotten to the point where we are left behind???

     

    At its Microsoft 365 Developer Day, the company detailed Windows 10X, it’s next-generation “expression” of Windows 10 which the company will release later this year. And the most remarkable aspect: Microsoft states that Windows 10X updates will take less than 90 seconds to complete. 

    02/13 Update: Microsoft has released a Windows 10X emulator and development tools so anyone can test out a beta of new platform. Users will require a PC running Windows 10, using an Intel chipset (AMD support is coming later), 8GB RAM, 15GB space and a WDDM 2.4 graphics driver or later. You will also need the following bios features to be supported and enabled:

     

    • Hardware-assisted virtualization
    • Second Level Address Translation (SLAT)
    • Hardware-based Data Execution Prevention (DEP)
  4. 18 hours ago, istinnstudio said:

     

    I use the eSATA port to easily move the same main boot drive between 2 different units (so to maintain only one common software system). Although the internal SATA port is always @SATA 3 speed level, eSATA port is always limited to SATA 2 on every HDD/SSD I have used. I do not know if this limit is there by design. So, if the DVD drive is connected to the 2nd and last SATA 3, then the eSATA port, is limited to SATA 2 speed.

    2020-01-29 22_38_21-HWiNFO64 v6.20-4030 @ Hewlett-Packard HP EliteBook 2570p - System Summary.png

     

     

      On 10/8/2019 at 5:11 AM, invait53 said:

    Our chipset is Mobile Intel QM77 Express. That chipset has 4 ports of SATA2 and 2 ports of SATA3. SATA HDD and SATA ODD are SATA3. It means that in our laptop available RAID0 only.

     

     

    I do not see how you could not ditch the optical drive, and plug into that sata 3 with another ssd and go beyond raid 0

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