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What solution and microfibers do you use for cleaning the display? Now that I have a decent monitor I want to keep in peak condition.

I suppose that is good performance for 4+ lbs. However, I would be using it in a hotel room or somewhere else, not on an airline. You are not sleeping on the red-eye flight?

The F****** killed two CC, so I may be back to the Samsung/LG RAM-less options. :cursin:

Thanks. It is on the list, albeit for 7th generation CPUs. I feel better with the barebones SO-DIMM. Heatsinked SO-DIMMs may have some use in a large case, but the small, thin/light laptops have no extra space.

What about the Fatmail (Australian?). It's been working rather well for me over the past year or so.

What about the Fatmail (Australian?). It's been working rather well for me over the past year or so.

Actually Samsung and LG have no RAM. :( I was thinking about the Fujitsu, but typically it takes months for the new models to appear in configuration lists. If I understand correctly the regular KABY Lake used 2133, but the Type R uses 2400.

What would you use for RAM in the KABY Lake laptops rated for the DDR4 2400? There is only one socket due to the 4GB RAM chip being soldered. I was looking at this Crucial SO-DIMM, but am unsure if that is the best option.

May 12. I may not make it if Alabama vs. Massipussi. Maybe Kentucky is better.

I don't drive in Detroit or NYC and rarely in Chicago. In the winter time I Would obtain transfers.

Is that front part removable?

I have no idea, maybe better alloys and coatings and more plastic? I had >20year old vehicle from late 60s with minimal rust in SoCial. Perhaps it's different in Detroit, Chicago, NYC, etc.

Why did you get a keyboard without numbers for work? Was that the only one with the desired keys?

I prefer to store computers where the cards don't rust. Are you near the ocean?

Wow, 45 years from one watch and one band!

Shouldn't they be using a better chipset?

Of course I would not run SSD benchmarks whilst the system is doing something else. :roll:

Yes it is the DMI 3.0. The NVMe M.2 SSD can take most of that.

Recent firmware is killing Sigma on Nikon compatibility. I guess this has been an ongoing problem, but is resurfacing. :(

So would you buy one instead of the Core I9 ?

U938 is vorpware so far. March, my ass.

That is not good. :( I don't know your problems at home, but drinking is never the solution.

I just want to use M.2s and the fully populated PCIe slots at the same time. Then I would believe it. I was hoping to have the laptop to learn more of Windows 10 first though.

I expecting the 8700K to be about 25% better than a Haswell E partly due to the higher OC. I have a 4790K as well, but it is limited in the chipset/mainboard.

I would not notice a small difference in price, but more lanes are better. I don't understand why Intel has only 16. It's like comparing one car with 160 PS and another with 600. I don't need 600, but 160 can be limiting in a traffic jam merger.

I thought the per thread performance was not so good and do they OC to 5.1 or 5.5MHz like the Café Lake Dave was using?

Buechner, Buechner.... Where is everyone?

D'OH. Muting.

My experience with older chipsets like the 4790K board is that certain combinations just don't work and one slot is non-functional when the board is overloaded. For example SSD on M.2 and SSD in PCIe, GbE card and video card will not work. :(

There does not seem to be an option to split the lanes into 4x4. I could probably live without the RAID card if the hot swap works better in Windows 10.

I was looking at the Coffee Lake. Expansion Options Scalability 1S Only PCI Express Revision 3.0 PCI Express Configurations ‡ Up to 1x16, 2x8, 1x8+2x4 Max # of PCI Express Lanes 16

No, but the current computer has a video card, RAID card, M.2 SSD, and 10GbE card. Does that work with a measly 16 PCIe lanes?

I just need more PCIe lanes not all those cores. :(

I have mainly older programs that have little to no scrolling. The Scroll Lock works fine between the computers if that makes any difference.

Rental cars suck. The engine is useless, it drives like crap, the seats are uncomfortable, and they charge $350 for the keys. :( :mad:

Is the noise excessive even with the headset and/or mutinying?

Sure 6C/12T will do that, but is it really faster than 4C/8CT at 15% utilization? I'm thinking that maybe there is some benefit for an instant when a new page loads or something. Lately I'm seeing web pages with a message that there is a slowly moving script running, but the CPU cores are...

Maybe so, but they are not exactly pegged at 100%.

I assume it is mostly for servers and a few programs that can take advantage. Most desktop uses don't.

Where is the Cougtek?

I can see some artifacts when the mouse is jerking around.

Rocklin heavy duty. :) I'm not a fan of the analog in general but that looks pretty good in blue.

A bunch of spammers signed up recently. Now they use spaces and other characters to avoid the links. Is there a surplus of iPhones in Malaysia?

Yet the location is Work 1, so I'm confused? :scratch:

Well, my desktop, PS, DPP, NX-D or the internet doesn't update very fast. :)

So that is for playing video games? Does the CPU really make so much difference compared to the GPU? I thought the GPU was usually the limiting factor if the CPU is fast enough.

I learned something about the DVI last week. Apparently it is possible to use the regular mode (single link) for 2560x displays if the refresh is reduced to 30Hz. :DOH: The Egyptian KVM switch also fails to mention that resolution over 1920x1200 is supported. :( I read online that 30Hz is...

Keep dreaming. :)

At 500MB/sec. that would take over two days to fill a drive. With overhead, concurrent use, and small files closer to a week would be needed to resilver. Who would do that?

You are not finding the 16-PCIe limiting?