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Linikin is BS. I cannot see the profiles of candidates because I don't have an account. :mad: I don't want an account for obvious reasons.

Holy crap that is a 2008 CPU and chipset! It should be in a museum or relegated to some secondary purpose. Maybe replacing the ancient X25Ms with a single modern SSD will help a little.

I'd suggest an M.2 870 EVO Plus or similar with a cheap PCIe adapter card. Add the NVMe drivers before moving the image to the M.2 drive.

Why would it be more than 5 years ago for example? This does not bode well.

Well of course. SanDisk (now WD) was always behind it since CF and CFast were doomed.

So you don't think this is the wave of the future in flashlights?

Wow. Do you think it was due to alcohol or maybe a car accident?

What are the thoughts on the LEP flashlights?

Well, I'll see how it goes in 2020 when I am forced to the Windows 10. Maybe there is some way to test the links and not lose the page, but that usually occurs. Of course a longer time will not harm anything.

The content providers want to suck money from the consumers on a continuous basis. They don't want you to buy a disc and watch it many times over a multi-year period.

How will waiting longer fix link problems? I assumed that this new, modern forum would not have as many link problems.

Of course they want to sell new $1000 phones every 2 years. After then the phone has no warranty.

Upgrade! :D

That seems like the Mac fusion drives like 10 years ago. Once the SSD part is continuously filled it slows down. Anyway I don't want any hard drives in the main computer. I've considered using the JBLOD for a pair of 4TB SSDs, but I read that one is completely filled prior to the second so...

You are the 4th person that says I buy too many drives. ;) Mainly I think everyone should be aware that WD has now gone to the shingles. The problem is that the spec sheet does necessarily not indicate which drives are shingled and which are not. I have two external Seagate drives that are...

As compared to buying what, SSDs?

The GPS kept sending me to the address, but it was somewhere else in three places. It's rather bizarre. I doubt there will be a next time, but I would choose a different hotel.

I drove all over the PA, not sure where since the GPS was confused for an hour. There are numerous two-lane back roads and old homes, buildings, etc. Participants were not amused. The airport was on delay as well. :( The car surely did not have a powered steering wheel. However, it was not...

Now MAMR reportedly will suffer from the f***ing shingles. :mad: https://blocksandfiles.com/2019/02/28/western-digital-loves-shingles/

Do you have a camera that can use it for testing?

The performance of the chipset as well as the power supply may be maxed out before that. As you know there is already a max shutter burst to prevent overheating. If there is overheating I can't remember if it slows down or completely stops.

No, it's not really a backup since the second NAS is for that. I just prefer to work from an SSD.

Thanks. I tried it last week and forgot to reply. There is some useful info displayed, but it doesn't do anything to control the charge. One would think that the Google would add charge control to Androids, but maybe the phone company wants to sell more phones. :D

Are there no longer PMs in this software?

The battery pack is not relevant here. Anyway, the amount of new data is not the issue. If I move data back and forth from NAS to the SSD 5 times, it may be almost the same each time.

Somehow that post is in the wrong forum. :(

It depends on the efficiency, which was about 82%. That is not bad for the type of product and load.

Every time the data is copied my memory cells are damaged. You wouldn't beconcerned about that?

I've seen a few, but those rally type of street cars are not so popular in the US compared to N/A performance cars.

An EVO it is a degenerate object, so of course I'm the object of derision. I'm not sure what your issue is with the EVO or 4TB in particular. I have the 2TB M.2 in a notebook. At least I know EVO is not some cheesy little car.

Why, are you making fun of the EVO? ;) I didn't think it was worth the EVO Pro for large data and low IOPs. I've moved everything else to all those NAS arrays, so a larger capacity would be great to store more locally in the PC. I've thought about RIAD 0, but I had some problems with that...

That only covers failed hoses claimed on insurance? I'd expect that some hoses never fail before being replaced for various reasons. I think it makes sense to replace hoses when appliances are changed or remodeling is done.

860 EVOs are fine, but the smaller capacity models slow down once the SLC buffer is used and they have much less of that]ouldn't even consider anything less than the 1TB if performance matters. The 4TB EVOs are working fine for me, though there is a lot of juggling at that limited capacity.

Like when GM replaced Tri-Power with Quadrajet on all but Corvettes? :LOL:

The 4TB QVO is now $550 compared to ~$700 for the EVO or $1000 for the Pro. I wish they made an 8TB QVO. EBH

The old ones used to last practically forever. I really wonder what manufacturing techniques and materials are used nowadays.

I don't know why I thought it was a 50. Perhaps it was the comparison with the old Canon 50/1 EF lens. Given the horrific vignetting in this type of design, the T-stop will be around 1.1-1.2.

A reply to a post nearly 15 years later! That might be a record here. :LOL:

I'm so tired of cheap stuff. I wish they would make better bodies without any video or consumer nonsense. This transition to MILF has created more junk and sucked resources from making other improvements.

I would be checking the pressure. We had a bad regulator that created several types of damage before they figured it out.

Wow, that's not good. :( Am I the only one that just calls a plumber?

It's probably a cheapie. :D I don't know why people cannot be normal and play Blue-Rays on a BR player or watch online content on a smart TV with the Netflixes, Youtubes, Hulus, etc.

No, I meant the heated steering wheel. :unsure:

Yeah, I was about to say something about 43" being rather small. Maybe he's viewing from two feet.

The capabilities of various versions are listed here: https://www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdvd-ultra/compare-versions_en_NZ.html

What is the source, Panasonic or other cameras, Youtubes, shady downloads?

I think CFast is already technologically obsolete like SATA.

At last the better Nikon and Canon cameras will unify under CFExpress in the future. I don't know about S*ny. Maybe we will see SDExpress with the PCI interface in their bodies.

What they need is a new 24-105/4 or something like it. The 24-120 rather sucks. Meanwhile they put out a 50/0.95 without focus. :( It is beyond stupidity for 2019.

Yet there are nothing but cheap bodies so far. The real issue is that they already have a 30 MP R for cheap, so how will the 5D IV be replaced?