Search results

bits is lower case b. Bytes is in upper case B. You've been mixing and matching in your original post which is why there was confusion. What switches are you using?

Not remotely true... but what sort of games are you playing or want to play?

You can do this using Pivot Tables. Set up your spreadsheet with the columns as listed and format them as Tables and give it a name. You can then create a PivotTable for that named Table and you can get it to Sort and Calculate rolling averages per month.

When you went through the cloning process with the software, when it told you to shutdown and set the bios boot sequence to the SSD, did you disconnect the old HDD for the first boot? Typically, when I clone OS drives over to another drive, once that cloning is completed and you have to set the...

Did you use a software to clone the HDD or did you just "copy" all the files over?

Ehhh I've been talking about one for quite some time now. Probably ever since the 12900K era where those things draw 250W+ stock. lol

Probably not going to be an apples to apples comparison when you're looking at a laptop chip vs a desktop chip. But as @beers has said, it's not really the time to look at Intel's 13th or 14th gen chips right now. Especially those that draw more than 65W TDP. Recent news about them indicate...

Dang those write speeds are trash.

Yeah it should do #2 and #3. Those features aren't locked behind a paid email program. You can even set those up on the website version of outlook... which is also free.

Microsoft has an outlook app you can download from their store page that's free. It doesn't have all the features of the paid one and has some ads they run in weird spots, but if you're just doing simple email things, you'll be fine. https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nrx63209r7b?hl=en-us&gl=US

I use a Thinkware F800 Pro. Would recommend that brand for dash cams.

Well that's unfortunate. That board doesn't have wifi built in - quite a lot of mobos nowadays do. Yeah that seems to be the way. Also to expand on it, usb wifi sticks are awful. Don't use them.

which MSI motherboard is that? (model number)

A lot of other laptops offer that level of battery performance now. That's not an Apple exclusive feature.

You should really wait until you've got the budget for the whole build.

Honestly most of the big brands are (i.e. MSI, Gigabyte, etc...). The only good experience I've had before with warranty is EVGA and they're basically a shell of what they used to be.

You can also do it through Google's Chrome Remote Desktop. I find that more seamless and easy to use than RDP from Windows.

I would start with the GPU and PSU upgrade first. See what you're getting in games, and if you're still not satisfied, then proceed with upgrading the CPU and RAM. As for the PSU recommendations, there's a PSU Tier list that's really helpful in identifying good PSU's from the bad ones...

Neither have I. I don't recall seeing mass complaints about AM5 and DDR5 in general. Although the occasional non QVL part could throw a tantrum in very specific combos.

It can be with the older Ryzen cpu's. The IMC wasn't as robust and often struggled with timings. Which G Skill kit is this (part #) and which Asus X670e mobo (part #)?