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What about desktops? You don't use NVMe or M.2?

Wow, that was a long and strong roller we had. o_O

Parasites are horrible. I don't; know wyhich is worse or the medications. :(

5000 is too high, but at least you should PP to reduce the chroma noise.

Everyone has different ethics. :)

I think most likely it is a volume license scam (diversion) since the price is so low. If somebody sells you a 15K watch for 1000, it doesn't take a genius to know that something is amiss in the supply chain. ;)

So the 24 is hard limit? Somebody mentioned that Intel has more than 24 lanes on their consumer setups since some are coming from the chipset. Is that right?

The Nitecore USB battery chargers, especially the QC wide dual charger, do some strange things with the battery reset point. In some cases the battery does not charge completely and in others is does, but the chip reads less. The dual sided Nitecore chargers only charge one at a time...

Considering it is already a used car with miles and how David drives, the question is how much it is worth in end value vs. how it looks/feels for daily driving. Back when I cared about that sort of thing, I would get some kind of coating done and then then some guys doing waxing or something...

I recall using fast zooms on movie cameras in the 70s. I wanted to be a DP at one point in my youth. Nevertheless, what part of AND in that sentence above is unclear? :rolleyes:

So if you buy diverted or stolen merchandise that's your excuse? :LOL:

I feel like it is back to the 70s with the limited zoom ranges and trends toward fast lenses.:cautious::sick:

I assumed they were some volume keys that are not licensed to be resold.

I think it is a random instigator without a particular reason for any forum section.

Some of the keys are being recalled. https://www.yubico.com/support/security-advisories/ysa-2019-02/

I am familiar with such limitations, e.g., when I upgraded the display on a mATX Z270 to 2560, but it had DP in addition to HDMI and DVI ports. It would not be surprising that cheap people often underbuy and have unrealistic expectations.

Are you saying that the video cards also don't output 4K HDMI?

Absolute IQ of a $2000 lens remains to be seen, but should be better than the 200-500 Nikkor at 500 mm. The lack of a 500/4 is rather disappointing.

I'm not seeing many 4K displays for typical workers. A few people have them for specific purposes, but they have desktops or laptops that probably have a video card. Is it the standard that people have 4K displays in your business?

The Eizo Flexscan S2133 (21" 1600x1200) is still around AFAIK. A more economical option would be to get a 24" 1920x1200 display and let the sides go black at 1600.

Is this project for a class on computer history or something like that?

That's not feasible with drives for two decades. The Seagate supposedly works like this with each actuator handling a portion of the platters.

I'd rather use a TLC SATA drive than a QLC NVMe, but I suppose it depends on the expected writes.

With an odd number of platters?

Sony announced the 200-600 last week. It's only $2000 so IQ potential is questionable. We'll see if it it sharp up to at least 500mm.

What is that?

Hmm. I wonder how that impacts reliability.

He got fired already? ;)

It's nit clear howtthe 16TB drive is achieved, e. G. Additional platters. The weight is the same as the 14TB and the transfer rate is the same.

Apple doesn't specialize in external storage. There are a number of TB NAS units and other high end TB storage arrays available.

Well, you know what I meant. ;) Anyways, the buffer size is only part of the equation. Unless you are uncoordinated or have a D5/D500, etc. and are lazy, it's normal to shoot in bursts. What matters most of the time for wildlife is the throughput, i.e. the FPS prior to buffer full and also FPS...

Nikons will move to the the awful mILF as well. Your buffer will clear faster when shooting only RAw vs. RaW+JPeg

What is happening to threads? David had a couple of Latest Posts listed today and then they disappeared. :unsure:

The prices. :)

Any new Canon 500/4 would be around $10-12K. ,, Pricks will never decrease. :(

Even at my age it's quite feasible to handhold one on a 5D IV for reasonable periods. The 600/4 IS III is so much lighter than the old 500/4 IS that I really like it. It's too bad that Canon did not also lighten up the 500/4 as I usually prefer the versatility of that focal length. Apparently...

I'm currently using SFP+. It looks like the MSI x570 has 4 long slots, but I'm not sure how they are arranged. It probably costs more than the CPU due to the 10GBaseT card..

That is interesting, but the cost of new add-in cards would probably be more than a better CPU/chipset. Is there any indication of when NVMe will increase performance to PCIe 4.0? I suppose that will bring ~6GB/sec. transfer rates.

I don't need to have the 10gBe NIC and RAD controller integrated, just the ability to use PCIe cards for them. I think those two are 4+8 lanes, plus 8 for the video and then 8 more for the two M.2/U.2. Ideally the U.2 could be PCIe, but I could use an M.2 adapter.

I thought you would chime in with sarcasm 😊

Gang of Spammers are at it again.

Spammers will be deleted.

I need two M.2/U.2, 10GbE NIC, SATA/SAS 8-drive controller and video card. Is that just a no go with the AMD? IIRC Intel had some way around that 24 lane deal, albeit at a possibly reduced speed.

The eye is sharp, so your shutter and focus were fine, but a tripod helps composition and control substantially at 500mm.

I read the PR on that AnanaTech site. I'm sure it is important to system integrators and stockholders. ;) I can wait until August for the test results to see how the cores hold up on their own, how speed and cooling measure up, and what influence the Meltdown and Spectator crippligations have...

So the rumors were full of it? I'm not seeing all the cores and clock speeds previously expected. :( It seems like a minor or moderate upgrade at best to the 2000 series. Is there any idea when AMD will push the new designs to the Thread Ripper series?

I'm trying to help out. What value would posting my images online have, especially nowadays?

I noticed oppo all over the French Open today. :)

Nothing good would come from that. I think the last time was over ten years ago, depending on which forum was involved.

It's very basic, not big words. The D610 is an older camera, but with a decent 24MP sensor. EXIF indicates that the image was RAW. The sensor produces more chroma noise than luminance noise due to the color reconstruction needed from the Bayer pattern. The amount of chroma NR and luminance NR...