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I don't know the ratio of MP3 to AFLAC, but it must be many hundreds or thousands of hours. I guess that is why you are the StereoDude. :cool: EBH

So you have 500BG of audios? I didn't know there was that much MP3 in the world.

Do you play videos on that tiny screen? How is that device any better than the iPhone? Is this the one?

I'll follow your advice. Are you building in 2019? I'm still using a Nocturnal dual-fan cooler for 5 years and it has been nice and quiet. I like that it blows right towards the case exhaust fan.

Unfortunately I cannot use the latest Sony software since it won't start up after installation. I'm expecting it will work with W10. I like to use the OEM software first then PS and I'm too old to use the damned LR single-user database system.

I really prefer that the heat exit the rear of the case and not the top where it is will be noisier and hotter for by organs.

I'm not sure what it does, but can the functions work after RAW conversion as a plug-in in PS CC?

The 3950X CPU is not supplied with a cooler.

It seems the idle power is a bit high, but the max power would only be during a working session. Why does AMD require liquid cooling instead of a normal HSF or are they just being conservative? I don't want to buy one of those liquid coolers that might leak and cause a disaster. :(

If the CPU is at 100% all day, then shouldn't you use a faster CPU? I expect a CPU to be at 100% for a short period and then idle most of the time.

Well 4125MHx on 8 cores is close to expectations.

The cropping is different for some reason. Shouldn't this be in the MILC thread.?

They changed the database and some other items in V3 are not present or functional in V4. If you are starting from scratch it won't matter.

You may have compatibility biotics issues with v3.

Reading all the TireRack reviews practically made me crazy a few years ago, and that was for normal car tires. Everybody complains about everything and states that the tires are bad. Even with the best tires some idiot will drive maniacally on the slippery roads, hit you at an angle, crush the...

So now it's roughly linear vs. being worse than that in older chips. Maybe we'll see 4.1 or 4.2Gbz on 8cores

Well of course some variables need to be held constant, but it's not acceptable for products costing hundreds of millions or billions of dollars. Somebody knows.

I think the CPU makers are playing games by not releasing detailed specs. There should be a graph of the speed vs. number of cores and load.

I plan to do some heavy Sony testing right before Xmas and then I'll decide what to do on December 30. Most likely I would be building a system in January. At this point I'm not at all sure what it will be.

But we don't know the frequency that the CPU will run other than one core reaches 4.7GHz and 16 cores operate at 3.5GHz. I'd like to see what 6 cores or 8 cores will do. Does anyone test for this?

According to all the peoples on the interwebs AMD is great and Intel isn't. However, I'm not convinced that AMD is much faster per core. We'll see soon enough.

Cost is not much consideration since I keep computers for many years. I just want more PCIe lanes without all those slow cores. The Ryzen 9 3950X will be compatible in the majority of AM4 motherboards, although in order to take advantage of the 24 PCIe 4.0 lanes on the CPU, an X570...

We use Skype and it often sucks. WebEx is much better, but I understand it costs more per seat for an organization. I have noticed some smaller companies using the Zoom. It seems OK from the outsider perspective.

The tower is normally only a half meter away from me, so heat is an issue especially in the summer. :( The electric company congratulated me for using significantly more power last year than similar homes. ;)

There is quite a gap between the 105W 3950X and 280W 3960X. 280W is too much power just to get a decent number of PCIe lanes. :(

I never had those type of phones. Work provided the BlackBerry devices, starting with one that had a crude, gray LCD and then progressing to later models until the iPhone destroyed the BlackBerry.

Apparently I am in the wrong zone for viewing the web page.

It reminds me of a defective CPU in the 1990s that had some calculation errors. How do normal Windows users (not Linulux or game players) know if it works of not?

I thought the random number was important for encryption functions. The defective CPUs produce a fixed "random" number.

My NPS-10s units worked fine. ~43,000 images and a few videos. Four copies were made on the two devices and less than the 2TB of each SSD was used. I charged the devices every 2-3 days just to be safe (some places were 100% solar powered with lead batteries and inverters for the 220-240V)...

Isn't that defective CPU creating a a major security risk?

The sensor has no resolution. That does not bode well.

It looks like the laminated glass was cooled too rapidly, resulting in stress spots. :(

Dude, that was 2008. :rolleyes:

Are those for skiing or similar outdoor activity? I had sunglasses without polarization once and I didn't like them.

Most is, but I can't do anything about it. :(

When I'm back in the US at home we have the Fibros. Mostly DVR or by demand programs.

It's stupid that people still want that archaic blurry/jerky 24FPS look from like 80-90 years ago.

Canon will add the 24p videos to the 90D via firmware. It's so stupid.

There are plenty of 50mm options for Nikon. Why would you use a fast prime like a 28/1.4 for landscapes? Is it really the best choice in that FL?

That was a long wait for practically nothing. The speed is not any better.

The Coug would break it to pieces and flush it down. :LOL::ROFLMAO:

Are global worms a problem?

Nobody needs 50 inch TV in the toilet. :ROFLMAO:

I thought they had to be used within sight of the operator?

Do you mean that everyone will start using the OAuth soon? I don't use the GMail except to set up a cell phone.

Most people have a 24-70 and 70-200 of some sort even if they have primes. The problem with the ultra-wides is the perspective deteriorates rapidly when not level. I prefer the TS/E, Nikkor PC, etc. lenses even if they are not as wide. Shift-stitching is also possible for static subjects to...

Why, do you want one? 12 mm is not so crazy wide compared to other lenses already and one would expect a shorter Z mount lens to be better with the shorter backfocus.

I think it depends more on the specific worker and percentage of time saved with a better CPU. You must take into account the level or workers using them, e.g., GS6, GS9, GS12, higher? What are the fully burdened costs?

Yeah, that's the most likely outcome. I hope it doesn't become an industry standard in my lifetime.