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>>57864316
They're both the same core stepping so the difference will be very minor if any, likely a small die change or similar that would require a change in the S-spec number.

They should be identical for all intents and purposes, but the SR2L0 is technically newer.

Pretty sure that's the intel stock fan.

>>57864349
Alright,thanks anon. Its weird cause i found nothing on it online, and i looked for a couple of hours now.

I'll wait a bit more to see if anoyone has more insight, and i'll just go ahead and order it.

I also noticed that some designate 91 W or 95 W on their specs.

My brain tells me it's wattage, but some intel faq lists that as "thermal design power". Frankly, never heard of the term, are they one and the same thing? And why would two of the same cpus' require a different Wattage, number, if that's indeed the wattage.

>>57864287
https://www.strawpoll.me/11810642

>>57864303
If you see only a single entry for Notepad++, that is me.

>But-
I really do not care.

>>57864341
But it sucks

ITT: Hack jobs

What's the point in upgrading the cpu of a 4+ year old machine?

>>57864262
prove me wrong fegget

>>57864157
>not contemplating the mi mix

Why even bother thinking of chink phones?

I have the Redmi 4 prime and it's fantastic.

>>57864166
>spending $799 on a chink phone

i was already fucked once by a $40 chink phone

>>57864027
so is 4k scaling problems limited to windows 10? I don't intend to go less than 4k but that'll suck if I have to scale everything manually on windows 7 or windows 8.

>>57864027
>using a fucking cone in 2016+1
>not MPC-HC
shiggy diggy

>>57864088
if it ain't broke don't fix it, in before someone posts a screenshot of a corrupt video file being played in VLC

>>57864010
>>2016 nearing 2017
>>not using Folding@Home to help cancer.
>Why are you not using it?
because
I.
JUST.
DON'T.
CARE.
If people cared enough they would use it but as it stands I don't give a shit about fellow humans.

>>57864211
Wo i wish i was so edgy i just gave no darns

is there a list of advancements accomplished by folding@home?

Works on my machine

Microsoft is switching to Linux.

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>Linux failed as mobile os (ubuntuphone)

What is Android?

>>57863990
Still no gaymes.

I love Linux and I love the command line, but Linux needs GUI alternatives for stuff like changing key-bindings and some sort of task manager that isn't htop or CLI based.

There needs to be a lot more done for the egular consumer. Ubuntu is great for the advanced and the completely new that does not know what a "key binding" is. Ubuntu is far superior compared to Windows when it comes to ease of use and how intuitive it is and that sort of thing. But for the middle ground it's iffy.

>>57864024
>GUI alternatives for stuff like changing key-bindings
Both Gnome and KDE have that.
>and some sort of task manager that isn't htop or CLI based.
Ditto. Also, htop is great, what the fuck is your problem?
>Ubuntu
>Advanced
OK.

>PCIe to SATA 3 adapter
What the fuck? Why the hell would you use that?

>general tips & tricks you use to get max [...] lifetime out of your SSD
This isn't 2005, SSD's don't need any voodoo magic anymore. Even the shitty ones will easily write 100TB's of data without too many faulty sectors. If you're using computer normally it'll last for at least a decade. You'll have to replace it due to capacity or SATA 3 bottlenecking issues before it starts to malfunction.

But if you really want to tinker with something then move your cache to another drive and limit session restore interval in Firefox.

>>57863937

So, the new SU800 model of ADATA SSDs seemed like a decent gamble. As far as modern SSD offerings, it's about as fast as anything on the budget end of the spectrum.

Claimed:
>Max Sequential Read
> Up to 560 ATTO
> Up to 550 Crystal Disk Mark

>Max Sequential Write
> Up to 520 ATTO
> Up to 500 Crystal Disk Mark

And the website:
- http://www.adata.com/us/ssd/feature/410

Is claiming 2,000,000 hours. I figure if I get anything at or above 500 on read and over 480 write I'll be reasonably satisfied.

I didn't really buy it for those stats, though. The design feature that intrigued me seems like a near-genius implementation, if it works. The main storage of the SSD is TLC 3D NAND .... but, it's paired up with SLC & DRAM as a cache buffer. Theoretically, this should bear the brunt of the wear while stretching out the life & performance of the TLC.

>>57864019

Thanks. All tips welcome.

As far as the PCIe adapter, I admit it's "sort of" a toy. Thing is, it should not bottleneck an SSD, so it should not detract from performance. Although, I'd wish it was for a 4x PCIe slot rather than a 1x.

My justification here is that the Sedna card doesn't just hole the SSD. It has an extra SATA III port.

I intend to test the combo out and compare the SSD performance off a native SATA III port to performance off the card. I certainly am not expecting the card to perform better (although, that would be a really pleasant surprise). I expect there to be no detectable difference.

However, if the performance is degraded compared to a native SATA III port, I have a 1 TB WD Black notebook HDD that I can put on the card, and that will certainly operate without performance loss. The extra SATA III port on the card is intended to use with a DVD burner, or maybe a blu ray burner ... again ... once I get a chance to play a bit and see what works best.

My hope, in a semi-perfect world, is that the Sedna card will hold this SSD, connect an optical device and it will all perform at least as well as on native SATA III ports. My mobo then has 6 open SATA III ports, several of which can RAID some other HDDs I have.

Ideally, the 512 GB of this SSD will be used to install a linux of some flavor, then carve out a couple large blocks for virtual installs of Win7 and 'something else.' Not certain what yet.

I have an extra video card I could install, so if I want some legacy gaming, I can configure a pass-through from WinSomething direct to GPU. If I get that far.

I used PIA for a year and had no issues with it. They don't log traffic and they're relatively cheap ($3.33/mo)

>>57863963
This, it's your best option available really. That, or NordVPN but they're a bit more expensive.

>>57863963
>>57863974
signed up, do you trust the installer or should i use tunnelblick/openvpn

lmao just pay for it, its like 10$ a month

>>57863905
>Linking reddit

Also, you can just open spotify on chrome with adblock and you will not get ads.

For the app you can block the ads servers on the host file (or hosts on Linux).

Is not rocket science.

If you use the web version any adblocker will work

>10 rupees have been deposited into your microsoft account

>>57863930
Nice try pajeet, which distros autistic maker pays you to shill its shitro

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>>57863753
Fucking DEVILISH computer trolling m8

You should send this to the linux mailing lists as well

>he thinks /g/ discusses technology
kek

get chink arduino with starter kit and maybe buy a book with some beginner projects.

i5 6600k
gtx 1080

Debian: slurm

linux > nt

Gimp > Photoshop

Tell your boss that he is an idiot and setup a damn mail server. Even if you want to use the "big" ones you still need to pay.

>>57863621
Until now he just wanted me to register "free" ones.

When that failed he told me to use one of my VPN (wtf, fuck no). Then he told me to use my personal phonenumber for two-fac-auth (wtf!?).

He's a moron I guess .. but I have to keep the job so I have to come up with something ..

Wait, why not just use one email in all systems that sends notifications to the mails of the clients, why does every system must have a seperate one.